Aftershow bonus 2 | A disappearance

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  This is Christopher Goffard, the writer and host of the trials of Frank Carson.

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  I'm here with Los Angeles Times deputy Metro editor Steve Clow, and we're going to talk about episode two of our podcast.

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  Welcome, Steve.

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  Thank you, Chris.

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  Episode two, a disappearance.

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  We learn more about what happened to Corey Coffman and how the authorities came to begin to probe deeply into who might have been attached to his disappearance.

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  Yeah.

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  Here is how chief Assistant District Attorney Marlisa Ferreira, who would prosecute the case, described Corey Kaufman to me.

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  So this wasn't a kid who had been a tweaker all his life.

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  This was a really good kid that all of his teachers said nice things about.

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  If you went and you got Turlock teachers to talk about who he was, Orlando, people that knew him as a child or as a teenager, they all say he was the nicest kid in the world, he'd give you the shirt off his back.

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  At this point in the story, he's still a missing person, though.

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  By the end of the episode, they will have found his bones.

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  And in this episode, we hear from Kevin Pickett, who's Corey Kaufman's stepdad, and he's struggling to figure out when exactly his stepson disappeared.

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  Pickett would have trouble keeping his date straight.

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  To the great frustration of the investigators, he produced a receipt from Modesto junk company on 9th street.

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  It said that his stepson, Corey, had received $46 cash for a load of mixed scrap metal on the afternoon of Wednesday, March 28, 2012.

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  Pickett thought that had been the last day he had seen Corey.

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  Here is Kevin Pickett being interviewed by the cops.

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  It had to be the 28th.

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