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And not all of what they said was actually true. Basically all of the correct information on the show "Disappeared" was already known to most people, there weren't any new developments that came from it that wasn't already available to the public.

Actually, he didn't pass the polygraph test. Possibly for strategic purposes, someone from the Belton PD issued that statement that he passed. There is no connection between Edwin Hall and Kara Kopetsky, it's not even close. There may be a couple of coincidences, but that's all there is...

If you've been following along, it's pretty clear that Yust was involved in Kara's disappearance. When it's that obvious, police corruption is the first thing that comes to mind.

Update: The only thing we've uncovered after the dogs made the hit was regarding a friend of the exbf's suspicious behavior.

The police have been to that house before, according to another source they searched for about 40 minutes and then left. I'm not sure what exactly happened, but it doesn't appear that there is a connection between the person that filed the missing persons report and Kara going missing at this...

There is no question in my mind it was the exbf.

There is a strong team working on the case, PI's and former FBI agents.

We're slowly obtaining information as each week passes by. I don't know if and when we'll find her, but we're starting to get some answers. We all know who is primarily responsible, but pointing the finger here hasn't gotten Kara home or anyone in jail. The key is to dig around KY's network of...

The case appears to have gone cold again. Russ Ptacek moved out of Kansas City, therefore less pressure on the Belton PD to solve this case.

That is partially correct. Kylr admitted to a "friend" he killed Kara, sorry can't release the friends name. When Kylr had the incident with the ex girlfriend, he said he had killed ex girlfriends before, but never brought Kara's name into it. Nobody seems to know why the ball has been...

Pentagram drawn on the wall where the dog made the hit, pentagram drawn on the exgf's(CM) forehead from the summer. Guess who that leads to?

She's in our private facebook group to find Kara. She usually keeps to herself and is pretty quiet.

Yes, that is correct, the ex boyfriend that was arrested in both cases, it was the same girl in both instances, CM. Kylr's back out on the streets, bail was set at $1,000.

Candice Mathews and Kara Kopetsky are two different people, both were presumed missing, until Candice was found days ago. The cases are not related with the exception that Kylr was suspected in the disappearance of both girls.

Candice Mathews is now officially missing. Same person that had the run-in with Kylr during last summer. No surprise here folks. Edit: She's been found alive. This is an update from earlier. No other information is available.

I cannot say anything at this time, I will follow up as soon as the official news reports come in. However, there is cause for concern at this moment, which is indirectly related to Kara. I will check back.

He did not pass the lie detector test, it came back as inconclusive. He took the test 3 different times. The Belton PD told the public that information to keep from Yust from going on the run. He admitted on 2 separate occasions that he killed Kara. We know who did it, now we just need to find...

Part of the problem is they haven't found a body or any hard physical evidence. I know people have been convicted before with no body found. However, do the Belton PD really not know, not care or is it a possible coverup?

Only thing I could think of is Amy Clarke filed a missing person's report beforehand. There have been conflicting reports on when she exactly filed that, however. That may have led to the confussion over the 5/2 date. If there isn't already, there's plans for an outside agency to get involved...

In this police report, the person that is marked out(4 letters) is Kylr Yust, who confessed to Nick Yeates about killing Kara. http://media2.nbcactionnews.com/NWT/pdf/kopetskydocuments/20111031_kopetsky_confessionreport.pdf