The night she disappeared, Lloyd picked up Lisa and had plans to visit their youngest daughter together but ended up at his house in Ossineke. Laurel says she could hear fear in her friends voice. I says whats going on and she couldnt talk, he must have been on the other phone or something. She was really having a rough night, says Laurel.
That was the last time Laurel heard from Lisa. I didnt go get her. The next morning I called him [Lloyd Frey] and I says so wheres Lisa. Shes not here. I says well did you kill her, he says what are you talking about. Thats just
Im very forward and he says well no. I says well then where is she, whats going on. Well she left before I got up. I says thats really weird Lloyd, he says no its not, shes done it before, recalls Laurel.
Lisas mother says she had bouts of hiding out for days at a time. When she disappeared from this person, she always called me. She always said Im hiding, this is where Im at, this is where you can get a hold of me. So I knew when she disappeared, she hadnt called me, that something was wrong says Jean.
After 4 days Laurel finally called police. I asked Laurel why four days, Because Lisa did disappear occasionally, she never did from my house but I know that she did from other places, Laurel answered.
So Michigan State Police Alpena Post detectives stepped in. We were somewhat behind the 8 ball to begin with in this case, says Detective Sergeant Stephen Harshberger.
