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The car belongs to a woman named Lintel Washington. Everybody was concerned

certainly for this teacher, this teacher of the year that just vanished.

It's just a huge area to cover. Pretty remote too. Very remote.

Lintel did not have any luck with me. The hers was just jaw-dropping.

The thing is, it's a secret relationship. She asked, well, should I meet him face to face?

And I told her yes.

I see a yes and I should have said no.

Lintel's daughter is in the backseat of the car while all of this is going on.

Solving this crime comes down to a three-year-old child. The only witness is she in danger too.

I think the best way to describe Baton Rouge is that it's a smaller version of New Orleans.

It's a capital of Louisiana. It gives that city vibe, but mostly it's just a very small town.

It has the flavor, the culture, the people and the history of New Orleans, but it's on a much smaller scale.

Baton Rouge is right on the Mississippi River and it is a working port, one of the busiest in the country.

If you think of Baton Rouge, you think of Garnt Brooks calling Baton Rouge. It's the motto of Baton City.

Garnt Brooks even posted about it on Facebook.

I've been wanting to put me on the rear of the smile, I've got a Baton Rouge.

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