Previously on Unsolved.

There were some people who said that they saw, like, a week before Alexis was taken,

that there was this red truck that tried to take a young kid from a playground.

That played a factor.

The fact that some kids said that they saw an older woman talking to Alexis on the playground.

And none of the stuff was like taken, like, that should have been like immediate.

That should have drawn a lot of attention right then and there. And I don't know why it didn't to the level

that it should have. From USA Today and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, this is Unsolved Season

4, A Missing Girl, A Search for Truth. I'm Gina Barton. Chapter 4. A Double Life.

One morning, a couple of weeks after Alexis Patterson went missing, a fellow teacher came into

Lisa Kinyis' classroom.

Lisa had been Alexis' preschool teacher for two years and considered her almost a member of the family.

One of the other employees came to my classroom,

and they just like, Miss Lisa,

it's like I hate to give you the bad news,

but they found your baby in the garbage can a dumpster in the alley and I just told him get out of my room and shut

the door and don't come back because I don't believe it until I actually see it

I don't believe it and come to find out it was just a rumor.

But after that day, I just kept my door closed, unless who was a parent coming in?

I didn't want anybody else coming in and saying anything, especially anything that had to do with Alexis.

Not only did that tip and others like it renew the pain for Alexis's loved ones,

they sent the police all over the city and the country

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