"Not knowing anything. Not knowing if they're here in Kansas still or in Oklahoma or where they're at," said Travis Woodworth, a friend.
It's been a hard week for Woodworth and every other person who lives in Hugoton. two of their own, Veronica Butler and Jillian Kelley went missing Saturday night.
"Nothing like that really happens around here so, one it was a shock, it was her of all people," said Drelee Houtz, another friend of the missing women.
"My heart just dropped. Like it's been a very heartbreaking week," Woodworth said. "Lots of sleepless nights."
"There's still hope but you never know in a situation like this. Because they could still be out there but it could just be they could be really badly hurt," said Woodworth.
"If you could pray for the family and pray for Tracey he is really beaten up. I can assure you he's not sleeping. Not sleeping at all," said Houtz.
Houtz says the missing moms are the talk of the town. Everyone just wants to do what they can totry to help. Especially because the women's loved ones are really struggling.
"If you could pray for the family and pray for Tracey he is really beaten up. I can assure you he's not sleeping. Not sleeping at all," said Houtz.
On Wednesday, investigators said they that evidence has been found that points to foul play in the disappearance of two women.
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