Speaker 1: Welcome to Primetime Crime. I'm your host, Kylie. Let's talk
Speaker 1: right now on true crime, and then together we're going
Speaker 1: to work on warming up some cold cases. Let's go. Hey, guys,
Speaker 1: welcome to this week's episode of Primetime Crime. It's Kylie.
Speaker 1: We are going to get into a little right now
Speaker 1: in True Crime, and then we're going to get into
Speaker 1: this week's episode, which I feel like I've had recorded
Speaker 1: for a while. I think I recorded it well before
Speaker 1: Crime Con, but then, of course I had to do
Speaker 1: my Crime Con recap, and I had a couple of
Speaker 1: other filler guest episodes planned. So I'm looking forward to
Speaker 1: bringing you this episode today. So right now in True Crime,
Speaker 1: a few things have happened since last week that either
Speaker 1: happened after I recorded last week, because let me tell you,
Speaker 1: I often like to record right now in True Crime
Speaker 1: Wednesday evening, and I tell you every single time something
Speaker 1: happens on Thursday when I record on Wednesday, every single time.
Speaker 1: With that being said, I'm recording this on Wednesday. If
Speaker 1: anything crazy happens, I will sure to tack it on
Speaker 1: to the last little bit of this episode, all right,
Speaker 1: So getting into it. First thing up is an update
Speaker 1: in the Anna Keepner case. Now, the last time we
Speaker 1: talked about her case. She is the young lady who
Speaker 1: was allegedly murdered by her step brother on a cruise
Speaker 1: ship last year. Late last year, the last time we talked.
Speaker 1: Today had ordered that he could be out of custody
Speaker 1: and travel around with an ankle monitor and be monitored
Speaker 1: that way until he stood trial. But they have officially
Speaker 1: ordered him into federal custody and that is where he
Speaker 1: will remain until his trial. So I don't know why
Speaker 1: the change of heart. That is exactly where he should be.
Speaker 1: He should be in federal custody. He should be behind
Speaker 1: bars because going through everything that has been released thus
Speaker 1: far on this case is actually terrifying, and he's only sixteen,
Speaker 1: and that's really scary and really alarming. So I'm glad
Speaker 1: that you ever made that decision, that they made that decision,
Speaker 1: and that is where he will remain until the trial. Okay,
Speaker 1: next thing I want to get into is the Long
Speaker 1: Island serial killer was sentenced on Wednesday, and the judge
Speaker 1: that did the sentencing, I am not familiar with him.
Speaker 1: I had to look up how to say his last
Speaker 1: name because I try to make sure that I'm saying
Speaker 1: things the correct way. His name is Timothy Mattsy. He
Speaker 1: did not hold back whatsoever during this sentencing. I'm going
Speaker 1: to play a short little clip of him that Nate
Speaker 1: Eaton had posted on Facebook of the interaction between him
Speaker 1: and Rex Humerman, the confessed Long Island serial killer. It's
Speaker 1: a very short clip, a couple of minutes long. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna play that now.
Speaker 2: At this gospel. Yeah, the words I would say had
Speaker 2: no meaning, and I'm gonna be rich. There's a human.
Speaker 3: As mister tim said, I know that you're sorry that
Speaker 3: you got caught. I assume that you're sorry for what
Speaker 3: you've done to your.
Speaker 2: Wife and children.
Speaker 3: Are you a little bit sorry for what you did
Speaker 3: to these poorness of women? Eight women that is strangled
Speaker 3: to death, at least eight that we know of. Are
Speaker 3: you at least a little.
Speaker 2: Bit sorry for that? Yes, you know what.
Speaker 3: You've been described as a very big man, but you're
Speaker 3: a disgusting and despicable small man. If you're a man
Speaker 3: at all, and you're a coward.
Speaker 1: He Never in my life have I heard a judge
Speaker 1: allow cheering in the courtroom like that. That to me
Speaker 1: is absolutely wild. I have one hundred and ten percent
Speaker 1: behind it because this guy is a actual monster. He
Speaker 1: showed no emotion and honestly, when people were cheering at
Speaker 1: the end, I could almost see him. To me, it
Speaker 1: looked like he was smiling, smirking, like he was honestly
Speaker 1: loving the attention. I think that's type of person this
Speaker 1: guy is. No matter what type of attention it is,
Speaker 1: whether it's negative or positive, he likes attention. But bravo
Speaker 1: to the judge. I really liked him. I thought that
Speaker 1: he did a great job and he's going away for life.
Speaker 1: He's never going to see the light of day again.
Speaker 1: I know his wife and I believe his daughter as well,
Speaker 1: did not attend the sentencing. They originally, I think, had
Speaker 1: planned on attending and then they made a decision not
Speaker 1: to attend. Next up is Didty's release date has been
Speaker 1: moved up by two months, which I guess it's a
Speaker 1: little over two months. I think it was originally going
Speaker 1: to be May. I might have made that up. Maybe
Speaker 1: it was April. Now it's going to be February of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty eight. I don't know why we are doing
Speaker 1: did He any favors and giving him any extra time
Speaker 1: out amongst the human population free. It's astonishing that these
Speaker 1: decisions are made. I will never make any sense of it,
Speaker 1: and I wouldn't be surprised if it gets cut even
Speaker 1: more than February twenty twenty eight. I wouldn't be surprised
Speaker 1: if he's not out in twenty twenty seven. That's just
Speaker 1: my opinion on things. I don't know the legalities behind
Speaker 1: all of that, But how is this made in getting
Speaker 1: out earlier than we thought? I mean, it's bad enough
Speaker 1: that he's going to be out anyway. But yeah, that's
Speaker 1: the ditty update. All right, guys, I think that just
Speaker 1: about does it for right now. In True Crime, we
Speaker 1: are going to go ahead and get into this week's episode. Alrighty, guys,
Speaker 1: we are getting into a brand new unsolved case today.
Speaker 1: In today's episode, I'm going to be telling you about
Speaker 1: the still unsolved December nineteen sixty two disappearance of three
Speaker 1: year old William Ebenezer Jones Junior, better known as Billy Jones,
Speaker 1: from Vineland, New Jersey. He went missing in the middle
Speaker 1: of the morning on a Monday, right before Christmas in
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty two. He vanished into thin air quite literally,
Speaker 1: and all of these years later, his disappearance has us
Speaker 1: with more questions than answers. Billy's case is considered one
Speaker 1: of the oldest missing children cases under the age of
Speaker 1: five in New Jersey. I personally believe that this is
Speaker 1: a child abduction, and I'm unsure why it was ever
Speaker 1: considered anything but that. But let's step back in time
Speaker 1: and talk about Billy's early life and the details surrounding
Speaker 1: his disappearance. William Ebenezer Jones Junior was born in Bridgeton,
Speaker 1: New Jersey on March fifth of nineteen fifty nine, to
Speaker 1: his parents, Evelyn Jones and his father, William Ebenezer Jones Senior.
Speaker 1: Billy was the oldest child and he had a younger
Speaker 1: sister named Jill, who was two, and a younger brother,
Speaker 1: Bart who was one when Billy went missing, so the
Speaker 1: Jones family had three young kids, ages one, two, and three.
Speaker 1: William had worked outside of the home at the New
Speaker 1: York Shipping Building Company in Camden, New Jersey. Evelyn was
Speaker 1: a homemaker who stayed at home with her children. The
Speaker 1: family of five lived in Vineland, New Jersey, and in
Speaker 1: a home that was located on Taylor Avenue. Vineland, New Jersey,
Speaker 1: is located in South Jersey, and the city of Vineland
Speaker 1: was incorporated on July first of nineteen fifty two, which,
Speaker 1: fun fact, is actually my mom's birthday July first, nineteen
Speaker 1: fifty two. In present day twenty twenty six, it is
Speaker 1: described as the most populous municipality in Cumberland County. According
Speaker 1: to the twenty twenty United States Census, the city's population
Speaker 1: was sixty thousand, seven hundred and eighty. Although census records
Speaker 1: from back in nineteen sixty two, when Billy's alleged in
Speaker 1: my opinion, abduction occurred, are not available, it is safe
Speaker 1: to say that the number was much less back in
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty two. The Jones family had two dogs. One
Speaker 1: was a basset hound named baby Cakes, and a Collie.
Speaker 1: Billy especially loved dogs and is described as the type
Speaker 1: that would do anything for I would imagine that this
Speaker 1: was the case, especially for his family dogs. He loved them.
Speaker 1: They were his family. Billy was reportedly especially close to
Speaker 1: baby Cakes, the family's basset hound. Billy also loved reading
Speaker 1: and playing with toy cars. I'm sure he was your
Speaker 1: typical three year old boy, and he was only a
Speaker 1: few months away from celebrating his fourth birthday. The date
Speaker 1: was Monday, December seventeenth of nineteen sixty two, with it
Speaker 1: being just a week before Christmas. It was a chilly
Speaker 1: winter morning and the Jones family home was decorated for Christmas.
Speaker 1: The family Christmas tree was up and decorated, and underneath
Speaker 1: the tree were some of Billy's presents that included coloring
Speaker 1: books and a toy tank. This day started just like
Speaker 1: any other for the Jones family. William Senior had departed
Speaker 1: that morning for work, and Evelyn had run some errands
Speaker 1: with the children that morning as well. Billy got a
Speaker 1: haircut and then Evelyn ran to the bank. Once they
Speaker 1: got home, Evelyn went inside to prepare lunch for the
Speaker 1: children and tend to the youngest child, Bart. Billy and
Speaker 1: Jill proceeded to go outside with the family dogs. It
Speaker 1: was pretty typical for the kids to play outside while
Speaker 1: Evelyn was inside prepping lunch and doing her other chores.
Speaker 1: She would watch them from the window and keep an
Speaker 1: eye on them. And remember this was a different time
Speaker 1: in nineteen sixty two, kids could safely play outside in
Speaker 1: front of their home, especially in a safe area of town,
Speaker 1: which from everything I've seen, Vinelyn was described as being
Speaker 1: very safe during this time. There was nothing that previously
Speaker 1: would alert the Jones family to this being an unsafe
Speaker 1: area or that the kids would not be safe outside
Speaker 1: of their own home. So, like I said, once they
Speaker 1: got home, Billy and Jill took the family's dogs and
Speaker 1: they went outside. Billy was dressed in a blue gray
Speaker 1: snowsuit with silver buttons and a navy collar. In his pockets,
Speaker 1: he had a dime that his mother had given him.
Speaker 1: He also wore tan high top tennis shoes with yellow laces.
Speaker 1: There was nothing unusual about this day or about the
Speaker 1: series of events of Billy and Jill going outside to
Speaker 1: play while their mom prepared lunch and looked after their
Speaker 1: younger brother. Around eleven forty five am that morning, a
Speaker 1: neighbor spotted Billy nearby and told him to go ahead
Speaker 1: and head home. Then, at one pm, Evelyn, who had
Speaker 1: stepped into a bedroom to check on her youngest child, Bart,
Speaker 1: heard a knock on the door. When she opened the door,
Speaker 1: she saw two year old Jill standing there in the
Speaker 1: doorway holding a plastic potted points set of plant, and
Speaker 1: she said that she had either gotten it from Billy
Speaker 1: or from a man who took Billy. Now, I do
Speaker 1: want to be clear, as with any older case, the
Speaker 1: details vary depending on which source is used, So I
Speaker 1: did want to state that I've seen both reports accounted
Speaker 1: on numerous sites, one that said she got the pot
Speaker 1: of plant from Billy and one that said she got
Speaker 1: it from the man who took Billy. Jill then went
Speaker 1: on to say that the boogeyman took Billy. Evelyn was
Speaker 1: obviously panicked and raced out of the house and went
Speaker 1: up and down the street looking for Billy. While she
Speaker 1: was searching, an unknown man approached her and asked her
Speaker 1: if she was okay. The man, although a stranger to her,
Speaker 1: knew her by name Missus Jones, and Evelyn didn't respond
Speaker 1: to him or even ask what he wanted. She just
Speaker 1: continued on with her search. And I'm sure in the
Speaker 1: moment she was obviously frazzled, she had a lot of
Speaker 1: thoughts probably racing through her mind. I don't think that
Speaker 1: it even occurred to her to stop and see what
Speaker 1: this man wanted, what this man had to say, and
Speaker 1: who this man was, because she said that he was
Speaker 1: a stranger to her and she was not familiar with him.
Speaker 1: But yet he did know her by the name missus Jones.
Speaker 1: So Evelyn continued with her search, and she searched and searched,
Speaker 1: with no luck in finding Billy. Evelyn also discovered that
Speaker 1: the family's basket hound was also missing. Evelyn then reported
Speaker 1: Billy missing to the police. Now, the family's basket hound
Speaker 1: would later be found a short distance from the home,
Speaker 1: and when she returned, she was soaking wet, which again
Speaker 1: is a really interesting little tidbit of information. Once Billy
Speaker 1: was reported missing, everyone got involved in trying to find him.
Speaker 1: By December eighteenth, over five hundred people were searching and
Speaker 1: scouring the area trying to find Billy. Neighbors were helping
Speaker 1: in the search along with law enforcement and first responder personnel,
Speaker 1: and this kicked off a four day search. They were
Speaker 1: searching on foot, by air, and also by boat. The
Speaker 1: wooded area near the Jones home was searched, as well
Speaker 1: as nearby Maurice River, but there was no sign of
Speaker 1: little Billy that turned up in all of these searches.
Speaker 1: Bloodhounds also were brought in, but they lost the scent
Speaker 1: of Billy near the Jones home. Soon the search ended
Speaker 1: because they truly had covered all of the ground that
Speaker 1: they could, and there was no place else left to look.
Speaker 1: Rumors began to swirl that Billy was abducted, and tips
Speaker 1: began to pour in by the dozens. All tips were
Speaker 1: looked into and checked out. One notable tip came in
Speaker 1: from a woman named Dorothy de Palma who lived on
Speaker 1: Baylor Avenue, which was about a block away from the
Speaker 1: Jones home. She recalled seeing a girl in her late
Speaker 1: teens going across the back of her property carrying a
Speaker 1: young child in her arms. Now, this child was reportedly
Speaker 1: wearing a blue outfit. She of course didn't think anything
Speaker 1: of this initially until after she heard that Billy was
Speaker 1: missing and what he had been wearing. But authorities still
Speaker 1: to this day have never been able to identify who
Speaker 1: this girl was or get a chance to question her.
Speaker 1: So one of the biggest clues in this case is
Speaker 1: the plastic point seta that Jill had in her hands
Speaker 1: right after Billy had disappeared, and law enforcement did attempt
Speaker 1: to try to figure out where this point set it
Speaker 1: came from. Had it possibly been given to Billy by
Speaker 1: the kidnapper and then it was given to Jill kind
Speaker 1: of as a distraction. Either way, the Jones family didn't
Speaker 1: know the origin of the point seta. This was not
Speaker 1: something that they owned, This was not theirs, and it
Speaker 1: was a plastic type of plant, so it was not
Speaker 1: a real point seta. It was plastic. So this was
Speaker 1: kind of helpful to the investigation because law enforcement knew
Speaker 1: that maybe they could track the origin of where this
Speaker 1: point set it came from. There were some rumors that
Speaker 1: there was possibly somebody in the neighborhood that was selling
Speaker 1: these plastic point SETAs in the days leading up to
Speaker 1: Billy's disappearance, but this was proven to be false. But
Speaker 1: at the end of this investigation into where this plastic
Speaker 1: point seta came from, it was concluded that this was
Speaker 1: likely from one of the Jones' neighbors who had thrown
Speaker 1: away some point SETAs in the days before, and it
Speaker 1: had kind of been passed around between the kids in
Speaker 1: the neighborhood and investigators thought that Billy had maybe come
Speaker 1: across it and that's how it ended up in Joel's possession.
Speaker 1: Investigators learned that there was a trash collection in the
Speaker 1: area where the Jones family lived between one point thirty
Speaker 1: and two pm that day that Billy was taken, and
Speaker 1: there was speculation that maybe Billy could have crawled into
Speaker 1: a trash bin and maybe all of this was just
Speaker 1: a tragic accident. Investigators were able to speak with one
Speaker 1: of the trash men who said he did not see
Speaker 1: Billy at all. And this was back in the day
Speaker 1: when trash men would actually go pick up the trash
Speaker 1: can themselves physically and throw it in the back of
Speaker 1: the garbage truck. And if Billy had been in there,
Speaker 1: he would have seen him, There's no way around it.
Speaker 1: But investigators did what they had to, and they did
Speaker 1: actually go out and search the landfill and there was
Speaker 1: no sign of Billy there either. So for me, the
Speaker 1: whole point set a thing I think is such an
Speaker 1: important part of this case. It is very likely that
Speaker 1: this point seta was thrown in the trash by a
Speaker 1: neighbor and Billy just happened upon it. But I also
Speaker 1: think there's room to say that that point seto was
Speaker 1: brought to Billy and Jill by this allege of doctor
Speaker 1: as kind of a distraction. But again, like I said,
Speaker 1: that is just my opinion, because all reports that I've
Speaker 1: seen say that that point that it did in fact
Speaker 1: come from a neighbor's trash, and it was one of
Speaker 1: those kind of things that had just been passed around
Speaker 1: between all of the neighborhood kids. But what if that
Speaker 1: is the missing piece of the puzzle. What if they
Speaker 1: missed out on a huge piece of evidence by saying, okay,
Speaker 1: it belonged to a neighbor. In the days following the
Speaker 1: disappearance of Billy, local radio station WWBZ offered a five
Speaker 1: hundred dollars reward leading to information about the disappearance of
Speaker 1: young Billy Jones. The FBI was called in and they
Speaker 1: did get involved, and this is where the turning point
Speaker 1: of the case happened, because everybody thought that it would
Speaker 1: officially be classified as a child abduction case and not
Speaker 1: just a missing child's case. But they insisted that they
Speaker 1: didn't have enough evidence to call this a child abduction
Speaker 1: and they proceeded on as if it was just a
Speaker 1: missing child's case. Billy's pair obviously very much struggled with
Speaker 1: everything that happened, and they ended up leaving the area
Speaker 1: shortly after Billy went missing. Billy's father especially struggled, and
Speaker 1: the family as a whole didn't really speak of what
Speaker 1: happened to them. It was obviously a very traumatic experience,
Speaker 1: and I can't even imagine personally what they went through
Speaker 1: and how it changed the trajectory of their lives, because
Speaker 1: it did, and not having those answers still all of
Speaker 1: these years later has to be so hard. In the investigation,
Speaker 1: the Jones family didn't really know what else to do,
Speaker 1: so they ended up turning to a local psychic. This
Speaker 1: particular psychic claimed that Billy was in fact still alive.
Speaker 1: She said that Billy had been abducted by a man
Speaker 1: whose wife had been in the process of having a
Speaker 1: mental breakdown because she had lost her son. She said
Speaker 1: that she believed that Billy had been taken to the
Speaker 1: Amish area of Pennsylvania and was being raised by this
Speaker 1: new family. Investigators didn't believe this to be true because
Speaker 1: they thought that Billy was old enough to have memories
Speaker 1: of his life, and as he got older, he would
Speaker 1: have said something to somebody about these people not being
Speaker 1: his family, which I don't entirely agree with, because Stockholm
Speaker 1: syndrome is a real thing, and the ability to brainwash somebody,
Speaker 1: especially somebody so young, is also a real thing, and
Speaker 1: Billy was so young when this abduction happened. Alleged abduction happened,
Speaker 1: So I do think it's entirely possible that Billy was
Speaker 1: taken by somebody who wanted a child and they just
Speaker 1: went on to raise him as their own, and he
Speaker 1: knows no different because that is his life. In nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty four, another psychic came forward and told the family
Speaker 1: that Billy had been accidentally struck and killed by somebody.
Speaker 1: The psychic then went on to say that Billy had
Speaker 1: been buried, and she even gave a description of the
Speaker 1: man in his car that allegedly hit Billy. Years later,
Speaker 1: Jill was placed under hypnosis in hopes that she would
Speaker 1: remember something from the day of the abduction, because you
Speaker 1: have to remember, she is the key eyewitness here to
Speaker 1: what happened, and she was only two years old, and
Speaker 1: I'm sure this whole thing was so traumatic for her
Speaker 1: her brain likely blocked a lot of it out. While
Speaker 1: under hypnosis, Jill was able to recall that she was
Speaker 1: holding hands with Billy, and she remembers seeing two men
Speaker 1: fighting in front of an oil drum fire at a
Speaker 1: place called the Palace of Depression, which was a landmark
Speaker 1: that was located near the Jones family home. Jill recalls
Speaker 1: running and before she knew it, she was at the
Speaker 1: front door of her house. Now, the Palace of Depression
Speaker 1: was extensively searched, and nothing tied to Billy ended up
Speaker 1: coming up there. Still, to this day, Jill vows that
Speaker 1: she is going to find her brother and has not
Speaker 1: given up her search. In an interview with New Jersey
Speaker 1: dot Com from a twenty seventeen article, Jill stated this
Speaker 1: about her brother's disappearance. Quote, It's amazing how things get
Speaker 1: blocked in your brain and you can't unlock them. I
Speaker 1: give anything to remember all of it. End quote. Now,
Speaker 1: there are some things from Jill's childhood that she remembers
Speaker 1: so vividly, Like she can remember holding Billy's hand, but
Speaker 1: she doesn't remember what happened to him. She doesn't remember
Speaker 1: what happened in those moments after she was holding his hand.
Speaker 1: And like I said, we have to remember that Jill
Speaker 1: was only two years old when all of this happened.
Speaker 1: Age progress photos of Billy have been done and I
Speaker 1: will be sharing those on my social media's, so please
Speaker 1: be sure to head over to my Instagram or Facebook
Speaker 1: pages and check them out. Jill has also submitted and
Speaker 1: given her DNA sample. Over the years, and there have
Speaker 1: been a lot of leads and tips that have come in,
Speaker 1: Billy has never been found. There's also been no remains
Speaker 1: found that have been tied to him. Retired Vinlin police
Speaker 1: Sergeant Patrick Daughtry says that somebody has to know something,
Speaker 1: and he has been quoted as saying that he's not
Speaker 1: going to rule out that Billy is alive. And after
Speaker 1: all of these years, it is now generally believed that
Speaker 1: Billy was abducted versus he just wandered off or accidentally
Speaker 1: got killed in some type of accident. Jill is the
Speaker 1: last remaining family member left of the Jones family, and
Speaker 1: she holds out hope that one day she will find
Speaker 1: her brother. She's quoted as saying, when somebody dies, you
Speaker 1: know where they're at, But with Billy, you don't have
Speaker 1: an answer. And with that being said, Jill does believe
Speaker 1: that Billy is alive and out there, and she still
Speaker 1: searches for him daily and tries to keep the word
Speaker 1: out there that Billy is still missing and he could
Speaker 1: very well be out there living his life and unaware
Speaker 1: that he was an abducted child. All the way back
Speaker 1: in nineteen sixty two. Just to recap everything, Billy Jones
Speaker 1: was three years old when he disappeared. He stood three
Speaker 1: feet six inches tall and weighed thirty five pounds. He
Speaker 1: had a vaccination scar on the back of his left forearm,
Speaker 1: resembling a giraffe. He was wearing a blue gray snowsuit
Speaker 1: with silver buttons and a navy collar. In his pocket,
Speaker 1: he had a dime that his mother had given him.
Speaker 1: He also wore ten high top tennis shoes with yellow laces.
Speaker 1: He had piercing blue eyes. If you were in or
Speaker 1: around the area of the Jones family home that day,
Speaker 1: really go back and search your mind for anything that
Speaker 1: you might have seen or anything out of the ordinary
Speaker 1: that you might have heard after the fact. One clue
Speaker 1: in this could blow this investigation wide open. Anyone with
Speaker 1: information about Billy Jones's disappearance asked to call the Violent
Speaker 1: Police Department at eight five six six' nine to one
Speaker 1: for one point one. One one THING i found in
Speaker 1: my research for this case is that there is still
Speaker 1: a lot of talk and people talking About billy's, disappearance
Speaker 1: sharing About billy's, disappearance trying to keep the word out
Speaker 1: there because it has been so. Long this is a older,
Speaker 1: case BUT i want to end on reading a post
Speaker 1: That jill had made to a message board About billy's.
Speaker 1: Disappearance and this post was made By jill in twenty,
Speaker 1: eleven so this was a while, ago BUT i still
Speaker 1: wanted to. SHARE i Am Billy jones's, sister and the
Speaker 1: local paper won't even return my calls. Anymore, YES i
Speaker 1: am still looking for. HIM i have not. STOPPED i
Speaker 1: just hit a lot of. Walls it took forty nine
Speaker 1: years just to get him on the missing, network and
Speaker 1: the violent police have new eyes looking into. It but
Speaker 1: like everyone, ELSE i am not allowed to know. Much
Speaker 1: but our mom and dad have passed away now they
Speaker 1: know the, truth and most of the people that helped
Speaker 1: with the case have also passed. Away billy is fifty
Speaker 1: two now and will turn fifty three On march. FIFTH
Speaker 1: i will never stop looking for him and missing him
Speaker 1: every day of my. Life and thank you. All he'll
Speaker 1: still care about, him and please pass the word. Around
Speaker 1: maybe one day he will come home. Again Thanks Jill,
Speaker 1: jones and that absolutely just breaks my heart that she
Speaker 1: has done everything humanly possible to try to bring her brother. Home, Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: yeah all of the people who were involved in this
Speaker 1: case back in nineteen sixty two have passed, away and
Speaker 1: it has to be so hard trying to keep a
Speaker 1: case like this prevalent for people that aren't currently working
Speaker 1: at The Violin Police. DEPARTMENT i can't even imagine how
Speaker 1: difficult that. Is and for her not to have access
Speaker 1: to anything after all of these. Years just give her
Speaker 1: access to the. Files maybe there's something in there that
Speaker 1: will spark a memory and will help Bring billy. Home
Speaker 1: LIKE i, SAID i am going to be sharing the
Speaker 1: age progress photos Of. Billy If billy were alive, today
Speaker 1: he would be sixty four years, old and he very
Speaker 1: well could be a, normal well adjusted human living his
Speaker 1: day to day, life not even realizing that he is
Speaker 1: in fact a missing. Child we hear about these cases a,
Speaker 1: lot AND i think these are the most important ones
Speaker 1: to share because unfortunately time is running. Out this happened
Speaker 1: in nineteen sixty. Two both Of billy's parents have passed.
Speaker 1: Away billy's younger, Brother bart has passed. Away there are
Speaker 1: people that this case has directly, impacted Especially, jill who
Speaker 1: are waiting for, answers and every day that goes by without,
Speaker 1: answers is another day closer to not figuring out what
Speaker 1: happened To. Billy LIKE i, said remains have never been,
Speaker 1: found so it is very probable That billy could still
Speaker 1: be out there living under a completely different. Identity please
Speaker 1: take a minute to look at the age progress. Photos,
Speaker 1: also please take a minute to share this, episode especially
Speaker 1: if you knew or lived in The vineland area at
Speaker 1: any point in. Time there might be somebody that you
Speaker 1: know that has something to share about this case and
Speaker 1: doesn't even realize it until they hear the episode and
Speaker 1: they realize that they might have. Information so please. Share
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