i actually talked to him the night before the tornado and his little brother called me and said that he was trying to get home in it and that severe hail had hit his car and nobody had heard from him and that was roughly about right ten minutes after the tornado went through joplin. and i actually live in tulsa, and i was in my car on the way to joplin as soon as i got that from my youngest son. well, i hear that he was in the car with somebody else who has survive. is there any way to use that lead as a way to help track lance down? well, that lead was actually how we found the car, lance s car, and where a start point. before that, there were just massive searches in i mean an 8 block by 25 block radius. all my friends, my ex-wife s friends, my wife s friends, my friends, everyone was just looking for him. and through that kid being found at freeman hospital, we were able to locate the car, as soon as he came to, he got life flighted out of freeman hospital here in
friends, everyone was just looking for him. and through that kid being found at freeman hospital, we were able to locate the car, as soon as he came to, he got life flighted out of freeman hospital here in joplin to springfield, missouri, to st. john s, and through him coming around, we were able to pinpoint where the car was, the last place, the grocery store that they pulled into and the window, the front window and the back window imploded. he jumped in the backseat and that was the last time he actually seen my son. look, i don t want to create false hopes, but is there any sense that it s good news that you haven t found any sign of him right near the car and that maybe he s just we know communications are incredibly hard right now in the whole region. any possibility he s somewhere else and just can t reach you somehow? luckily, we all have cell phones and we ve gotten out to hospitals from dallas to st. louis to can kansas city to rogers, arkansas, and no news is good news