Hello, gems. We have a major update on the missing child case.

We've been following the missing case of nine-year-old Melody Buzzard,

as well as we have criminal psychologist Dr. John Matthias here,

who's going to unpack this ongoing investigation and a new possible siding of another person with Ashley on her road trip,

this siding at a gas station in Junction, Utah.

And yes, another wig was involved. This time it's purple. We'll get into it.

So on Friday, November 7, 2025, the mother of missing 9-year-old Melody Buzzard,

40-year-old Ashley Buzzard, was arrested on a felony charge of fault imprisonment

in an incident that investigators say is not directly related to Melody's disappearance.

The arrest comes amid an intense and intense. is not directly related to Melody's disappearance.

The arrest comes amid an intense and escalating investigation into Melody's whereabouts,

a search marked by troubling travel through several states, disguises, and when I say disguises, more specifically wigs, wigs are what I'm talking about, a lack of

cooperation by her mother and unanswered red flags like swapping out license plates during a

road trip in a rental car. The sheriff's office said, quote, detectives learned of a recent

incident where Ashley prevented a victim from leaving a location against their will,

which constitutes false imprisonment. This crime is not connected to the ongoing search for Melody.

However, detectives are unable to fully outline the crime as it would impede their ongoing investigation, end quote.

So in other words, not directly related to Melody's disappearance,

and yet, and yet, they can't give us details

because it would impede in their ongoing investigation,

their investigation into finding Melody.

So I'm going to speculate then that this is connected, just not directly. That what law

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