UPDATE: The Murder of Lori Paige

Last year in April I covered the case of Lori Paige. Since then new details have emerged that we will cover in this episode.....

Episode Transcript

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Hello everyone, welcome back to The Victim's Voice.
I'm your host Lorelei. One year ago on April 25th of
2024, I covered the case of missing 12 year old Lori Page
from Tallahassee, FL who allegedly went missing from her
dad's apartment on the night of June 2nd, 2023.
Her middle school teacher along with complete strangers who

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advocate for victims online became her biggest advocates and
kept Lori's name in the public eye while the people who are in
Lori's inner circle that were supposed to care about her did
nothing to help find the little girl.
Since covering her case, there have been some major updates and
unfortunately it's not good news.
Not only were Lori's remains found this year on April 5th on

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a plantation in Georgia, but there was also an arrest in the
case. On April 11th, 2025, Lori's own
father, Andrew Wiley was arrested and charged with second
degree murder. He is accused of killing his
daughter, dumping her remains, then trying to cover his tracks,
all the while telling law enforcement that Lori was

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missing and allowing them to spend money and resources to
find her when he knew where she was all along.
So we're going to go over everything and the probable
cause affidavit, which is 66 pages long.
So this is going to be a three-part series.
With that being said, let's go ahead and dive in.

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Laurie Annalise Page was born toMiranda Page and Andrew Wiley on
April 14th of 2011. Miranda was only 17 years old
when Laurie was born and according to her mom Brooklyn,
she had asked to have an abortion when she was six months
pregnant but never went through with it for unknown reasons.
After Laurie's birth, Miranda and Andrew's relationship with

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short lived, they split up, onlyhaving contact when it regarded
Laurie. Eventually, Miranda moved to
Tampa, but she struggled caring for Laurie, so eventually her
mother, Brooklyn, moved closer to her daughter and
granddaughter so that she could help out.
Laurie's childhood was rough. According to Brooklyn, Miranda

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would go out partying that nightand then would sleep until 2:30
in the afternoon, leaving snackson a shelf that was low enough
for Laurie to reach. Brooklyn tried to tell Miranda
that this wasn't acceptable parenting, but Miranda didn't
want to listen. She would go out with her
friends until the early morning,leaving Laurie with Brooklyn.
Eventually, Brooklyn had enough.She felt like Miranda was just

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using her, so she told Miranda that she couldn't help her
anymore and left. Brooklyn was probably the only
stability and the closest to feeling love that Laurie had, so
even though she would still see her grandma after she moved out,
she wasn't there all the time. So things most likely became a
lot worse for Laurie. Miranda never showed Laurie love

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as a little girl, often complaining to Brooklyn that
Laurie was too talkative and toofull of energy.
She would say that she didn't have the patience for it.
According to Brooklyn, Miranda was great with other people's
children, so she found it strange that Miranda had such a
hard time bonding with her own child.
Miranda continued struggling to take care of Laurie, telling

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everyone that she misbehaved, was unruly, and hard to handle.
Over the years, Miranda found herself in many different
romantic relationships, none of them healthy.
Laurie made it known that she didn't care for any of her
mother's significant others, except for one man named Maurice
Jones, who we will talk about more later.

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When Laurie was four years old, Miranda ended up having to have
a mandatory mental health evaluation.
During this time, Laurie was staying with Brooklyn.
Shortly after, Brooklyn decided that she wanted to move out of
Florida all together so she would no longer be able to help
with and support Laurie at all. During this time, Laurie's

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grandfather came to Miami, FL and tried to get custody of his
granddaughter, but unfortunatelyshe was placed in the care of
Andrew Wiley. Laurie lived with Andrew up
until she started elementary school, at which time custody
was given back to Miranda. She then took Laurie and moved
to Nashville, TN. By this time Miranda Page had

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become Miranda White as she had married a woman named Latonya
White. Laurie's time with Miranda
didn't get much better, even with Latonya around.
Latonya said Laurie was unruly and wouldn't listen to her or
Miranda. They moved around a lot and
while living with them, Laurie had attended 3 different
elementary schools. I can't imagine this was easy

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for Laurie, being described by many as shy and quiet.
It was hard for her to make friends as it was, and then to
continuously be moved from school to school had to make
having close friends even harder.
At one point during this time, Brooklyn once again had
temporary guardianship of Laurie, but only for a few
weeks. During this time, Laurie was

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taking medication that Miranda said she needed, but that had
horrible side effects. Laurie ended up having an
episode in which she ran out of the house screaming.
Brooklyn chased her down the street and eventually caught up
to her. She managed to get her calm down
and back to the house. Brooklyn said at this point she
weaned Laurie off of the medication over the course of

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three days. She didn't think that Laurie
needed it and believe that Miranda was giving it to her to
make her calmer. Brooklyn said that Laurie was
very self-sufficient and smart. She knew how to read before the
age of four and she also knew how to use a microwave.
That's great and all, but that also just tells me that Lori had
to be self-sufficient in order to survive because her so-called

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mother didn't do the things a mother should do like make sure
Lori ate healthy meals. She would just throw some snacks
on a shelf and crash after a night of partying.
Even though Laurie was living with Miranda and Latonya during
this time, she still maintain a relationship with her father,
Andrew. She would go to Miami and later

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to Tallahassee to spend winter and summer breaks with him.
During the 2021-2022 school year, Laurie lived with Miranda
and Latonya and Goodlettsville and attended Goodlettsville
Middle Prep school. According to the records, Laurie
almost never missed school and made straight A's and B's.
She was a model student when it came to her grades.

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However, her behavior was another story.
According to her behavior records, there had been at least
one incident where Laurie had become enraged and begin
throwing pens and pencils aroundthe classroom and was having a
tantrum. She was referred to a school
counselor and from there was referred to a school board
certified social worker. This social worker told

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authorities that she had done different surveys and exercises
with Lori to gauge her perception of herself and her
ability to cope with stress. From these exercises, it was
determined that Lori was possibly suffering from
depression and feelings of inadequacy and another exercise.

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The counselor provided positive and negative descriptors of
personality traits or feelings. Laurie often applied negative
feelings and attributes toward herself and those of a positive
nature outside of herself. Laurie described herself as
evil, disrespectful, lazy, and hateful.

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Some of these were later attributed to Miranda referring
to Laurie as these things. Miranda and Latonya also told
this counselor that Laurie have been hospitalized at Vanderbilt
University Hospital for a behavior related issue relating
to Laurie's attempts to end her own life.
This poor little girl was going through hell and no one stepped

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in to help her or find out what was causing her behavior.
Laurie wasn't a bad kid, but shewas going through it and her
behavior was most likely a cry for help.
In the summer of 2022, Miranda gave custody of Laurie to
Andrew. This was done with the intent of
Miranda taking Laurie back to Nashville for the upcoming

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2022-2023 school year. This didn't happen though.
Miranda had been taking college classes and had been using
whatever was left of the financial aid that she was
awarded to pay her bills and live on.
According to Miranda, her financial assistance for the
2022-2023 school year was withheld, causing her to have

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financial difficulties and ultimately causing her and
Latonya to be evicted from theirapartment.
She stated that she was afraid the eviction would cause Laurie
unnecessary stress so they decided not to pick her up from
Andrew and just instead relinquished custody to him just
before the beginning of school that year.

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She claimed to have given Antoine Andrews brother all of
Laurie's information that Andrewwould need to enroll her in
school. She didn't give the information
to Andrew himself because of their tumultuous relationship.
What a great mother to not want to worry her daughter and cause
her stress over not being able to pay the rent.

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I mean aren't most 5 and 6 year olds worried about if the rent,
water and power bill are paid? Too bad this was a lie and
Miranda was just being the same Miranda she had always been.
She got to see what it was like to be free of her daughter and
responsibilities as a mother anddidn't want to go back to doing
it again. Not that she had ever done a

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good job to begin with. How do we know she was lying?
Well, according to Andrew, Miranda didn't provide Laurie's
information to Antoine, which caused Laurie to be 3 weeks late
enrolling in school in Tallahassee.
Miranda didn't even care enough to make sure Lori got enrolled
in school on time. And what about the eviction?

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Well, according to an interview that the police did with the
apartment complex manager where Miranda and Latonya lived, their
lease wasn't even terminated until January of 2023, five
months after the school year began.
Also, according to Andrew, Miranda waited until right
before school started, then abruptly chose not to return to

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Tallahassee to pick up Lori because of Lori's unruly
behavior. Laurie's uncle Antoine Wiley,
the one who Miranda would often communicate with instead of
Andrew, told authorities that when Laurie would visit his
home, which was usually once a month, she was extremely shy and
quiet. It would most of the time just
sit on the couch and watch television.

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He also said that Laurie had gone on trips out of town with
him and his family once or twiceand she would be excited while
she was out of town but as soon as they returned back home she
would seem sad. Also, it states in the probable
cause affidavit that Miranda actually admitted to authorities
that before giving custody to Andrew, she had haunted down her

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ex-boyfriend Maurice Jones. You know, the one boyfriend that
she had that Laurie actually liked.
She asked him if he would take care of Laurie but he said no of
course. What the fuck kind of mother
just tries to pawn her daughter off to anyone who would take
her, especially an ex-boyfriend,a man who has no relation to the

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little girl That's a Stephen Sterns and Madeline Soto
situation waiting to happen but Miranda doesn't care as long as
she doesn't have to be responsible and take care of her
own child. The audacity of this woman is
atrocious. So Lori Page in all accounts had
a shitty childhood to say the least.

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Miranda and her mother Brooklyn.We're still not getting along.
And because of this, Miranda didn't want Lori around her
either. This woman has some nerve.
The only care Laurie ever got asa young child was from Brooklyn
because Miranda was too busy going out with her friends and
sleeping all day. But she wants to punish Brooklyn
because she's mad at her and notlet her see her granddaughter,

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not caring that this is also punishing Lori.
Not that Miranda cares about Lori at all.
In fact, Miranda told Andrew that he was not to let Lori go
around Brooklyn. Miranda chose to abandon Lori,
but then acts like she gets somesay in her life.
She doesn't care who Lori's around, she's just wanting to
punish her own mother. Thankfully, Andrew didn't listen

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to Miranda. He said that Brooklyn often
helped him with Laurie, and the problem Miranda had with her
mother had nothing to do with him or Laurie.
When Miranda found out that Andrew wasn't abiding by her
wishes, she was livid. She claimed that Brooklyn was
not a good influence on Laurie, later telling investigators that
when she was a little girl, Brooklyn would bring men home

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and force Miranda had to have sexual relations with them for
money. Basically, she said her mom was
pimping her out. This is just what Miranda has
said and we have no idea if it'strue, but if it was, then why
did Miranda allow Brooklyn to take care of Lori and even live
with her when Lori was younger? Miranda pretends to be the

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concerned mom, when in reality she is just trying to be
vindictive and she doesn't thinkanyone can see through her
bullshit. Even though Lori had an unstable
childhood and a lack of parentalattention and parental bonds,
she was an excellent student at school, making high grades,
mostly A's and B's, and rarely ever missed any classes.

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When he came to friends, however, it seemed that she
didn't have many and none that were very close.
Most of the kids at Griffin Middle School who were reported
to be Laurie's friends told authorities that while they
talked to Laurie and whatever class they had together, they
didn't talk in outside of schooland that Laurie never talked
about her personal life. Some of the kids only said hi to

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Laurie when they passed her in the hall and that was the extent
of their friendship. Another boy was said to be
Laurie's friend, but when spokento he didn't even know who
Laurie was by name. He had to be shown a photo of
her. Most of the kids though that
knew anything about Laurie knew that her favorite thing in the

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whole world was anime. She would watch it whenever she
got a chance. Laurie did get bullied quite a
bit at school, which sucks because everything she was going
through at home school should have been her safe space.
Kids being kids would make fun of Lori for anything they could
find to make fun of her for. One student reported that kids

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would call Lori weird because she mixed her food together.
Some of the kids at Griffin knewa little about Lori's home life,
but the facts that they knew seemed to be the same among
everyone and they had to do withAndrew.
One student reported that Lori'sdad was mean to her.
Another reported that Lori told them her dad beat her and there

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was a time that some kids actually witnessed it.
Laurie was at the bus stop when her dad walked up with a belt in
his hand and he looked pissed. Apparently, Laurie had been
walking to or from the bus stop with a boy that her dad had told
her to stay away from. He pulled Laurie over to the
side and while yelling at her, he started whooping her with the

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belt in front of everyone. Another time at the bus stop
while waiting to go to school, afew kids were standing there and
Laurie walked up without anyone saying anything to her.
Laurie blurted out that she quote couldn't take this abuse.
End Quote. Everyone at the bus stop laughed
and nothing else was said about the outburst.

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Another student said that he would often sit with Laurie and
when she was sad he would ask her what was wrong.
She would tell him that she was being abused at home and at
times she would have scrapes on her knees and elbows and at one
time had a busted lip. He remembered one day that
Laurie had said she was scared to go home and was thinking
about running away, and Laurie did run away one time while

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living with Andrew. This happened on May 8th of
2023, less than a month before she disappeared.
Andrew had reported Lori missingafter she didn't come home from
school. Teachers and students reported
seeing her at school that day. So whatever happened was after
school. When Andrew contacted Miranda
and told her that Lori was missing, her response was quote

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well your daughter is probably dead so let me know.
End Quote. Mother of the fucking year.
Thank God Laurie wasn't dead like this piece of shit said and
was found the next day after sheshowed up to school barefoot.
She had spent the night in an abandoned apartment at 1001
Ocala Rd. in Tallahassee. Another student had helped

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harbor Laurie for the night at the apartment and had brought
her food. He told authorities that Laurie
had said she and her dad had gotten into an argument and that
he had hit her. She had also told him that she
wanted to go live with her grandmother in Georgia, which
was odd because she had no grandmother that lived in
Georgia. A teacher at Griffin Middle

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School was talked to by authorities and said that Lori
was extremely quiet. Funny how everyone describes
Lori in this way except for her mother and father.
This teacher also described Lorias being extremely smart.
She said that Laurie seemed to enjoy school, which is obviously
true. This child loves school so much

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and was so concerned about getting good grades that she
decided to go to school in the middle of running away from
home. Unfortunately, this didn't
happen when she disappeared in June.
This teacher said that Laurie would talk about missing her
friends at her school in Nashville, but never talked
about her parents. Some teachers described Lori as

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a type of child who could be easily groomed.
For instance, she had more of aninterest in talking to adults
than she did to kids her age. One of the teachers described an
incident when Lori had tried to hug one of her male teachers
after openly flirting with him. The teacher reported this to the
guidance counselor and Laurie was spoken to.

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However, even after being talkedto, Laurie then wrote a note to
the same teacher that said do you like me yes or no?
She was spoken to again and she denied everything including the
letter. She was then removed from this
teacher's class. Laurie seemed to want attention
from teachers and other adults, no matter whether it was good or

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bad, because she wasn't getting attention at home from her
family. However, if Laurie annoyingly
sought attention from the wrong person, this could have put her
in a dangerous situation. One of Laurie's favorite
teachers, Margie Summers, told media outlets how Laurie put all
her time and energy into doing good in school because of her

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troubled life at home. Margie taught civics and science
class, and she remembered that Laurie would take copious
amounts of notes in class while other kids were goofing off.
She gave a civics test one time and a big percentage of students
failed it, so she gave them a chance to improve their grade by
doing a poster board assignment on the Bill of Rights.

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Laurie had gotten an A on her civics test, yet she still came
to school with what Margie Summers described as a trifold
cardboard masterpiece. Margie described Laurie's
project as having little soldiers glued to the board and
little American flags all acrossthe top of it.
Lori put all of her effort and energy into school, and she had

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a promising future and could have been someone who changed
the world when she grew up if she would have had a chance to
do that, but someone took that from her.
A counselor from Lori's school described Lori as usually good
at ignoring the other children who would make fun of her and
bully her. This seemed to change though
toward the end of her 6th grade year in 2023.

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He described Laurie is starting to spaz out on the other
students. It seemed like that month of May
in 2023, Laurie was really goingthrough something besides her
changing behavior at school. She had run away on the 8th and
then on the 25th she had an altercation with Miranda.
Apparently for some reason Miranda had called the police to

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do a welfare check on Laurie andAndrews apartment.
After they made contact with Laurie and left, Miranda showed
up. Apparently this was really
upsetting to Laurie who told Miranda that she didn't want
anything to do with her. They fought and then Miranda
left. Andrew said after this Laurie
was really down and was saying things like she was worthless

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and that her mom didn't love her.
One week later, just a few days after finishing the 6th grade,
Laurie would disappear and at first the police would believe
that Laurie had once again run away, but that was the furthest
thing from the truth. On June 3rd, 2023 at 11:15 AM,

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the Tallahassee, FL Police Department received a call from
12/29 Continental Court. The person calling was Andrew
Wiley and he was reporting that his daughter Lori Page was
missing. He had worked his normal
overnight shift as a correctional officer.
He said when he left the apartment at 11:00 PM, Lori was

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watching TV and when he returnedhome that morning at around
10:00 AM, Lori was gone and so was her rainbow style backpack.
The officer on scene asked Andrew for a description of
Lori. He described Laurie's being
black with shoulder length threads and was 5 foot tall.
She had no marks, scars or tattoos.

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He had no clue what she had beenwearing.
The officer then asked if Lauriewas taking any meds and if she
had any health problems either physically or mentally.
And Can you believe that? Andrew answered that he didn't
know Laurie had lived with him full time for the last year and

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before that off and on since shewas little, and he doesn't know
if she takes any medication or has any health problems.
And later on in the coming days,the lead detective on the case
would ask Andrew for Laurie's dental records and he would say
that he didn't know if or when she had ever seen a dentist.
This poor girl really was all alone in this world.

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Her piece of shit parents couldn't be bothered to take
care of her or show the least bit of interest in her.
No wonder she sought the attention of other adults.
She just wanted someone to show that they cared.
Andrew was asked if Laurie had acell phone or any other device
that they could use to track herlocation.

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He told the officer that she didhave a phone, but that he had
taken it away from her in April,supposedly because he caught her
looking at anime porn. Officers checked the phone that
Andrew said belonged to Laurie and the last time she had called
anyone or sent any messages was on April 17th of 2023, two years

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before. Andrew told law enforcement
about Lori running away earlier in May, but stated that he had
no clue why she would have run away this time.
He said everything had been fineat home and there was no issues.
When asked if he knew where she might have run away to, he said

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he had no idea, except for maybethe abandoned apartment she had
stayed in previous. The previous time she left home,
authorities went to the complex and talked to the apartment
manager or Lori had stayed. On May 8th, they informed
officers that the student who had helped Lori before was no
longer living there and had goneto Miami to live with his

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grandparents for the summer, though his family still lived in
the complex. Andrew was asked to provide some
background information on Laurie.
He told Officer Babb from the TBD about Laurie's emotionally
damaging relationship with her mother and how she had moved in
with him full time approximatelya year before.

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The detective also asked Andrew if they could look through his
apartment. They wanted to look for any
clues, including those of foul play, but nothing was found.
Laurie was then put into the NCICFCIC database as a missing
person, and Detective Drake fromthe Tallahassee Police
Department, who had been assigned to the case, made

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Flyers using the photo they had gotten from Andrew.
They immediately started puttingthem up in the area.
Officers talked to neighbors in the complex where Laurie lived,
searched parks and talked to people they saw out walking.
They also checked Griffin MiddleSchool, but there was no sign of
Laurie. Detective Drake, being the

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assigned case agent, took many steps to look for Lori.
He contacted Miranda and Latonyato make sure she wasn't with
them. Miranda told the detective that
she hadn't seen or heard from Lori since their altercation on
May 25th, nearly a week before her disappearance.
He also talked to Brooklyn, Miranda's mom, but she had not
seen Lori either. On June 5th, 2 days after Lori

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was reported missing, Detective Drake spoke to Diamond Ivy, who
was one of Laurie's good friends.
She said that she hadn't seen Laurie since school had let out
for summer and that Laurie didn't have any social media
outlets that they could use to communicate.
On June 9th, Detective Drake searched area apartment
complexes and hope of finding Laurie.

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He also searched transportation depots and the area around the
Oscala apartment that Laurie hadrun away to on May 8th, but she
was nowhere to be found. A few days later, on June 12th,
officers sent Laurie's flyer to all the 6th grade parents at
Griffin Middle School just in case she was staying with a

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friend and lying to the parents about having permission.
Andrew was asked if he was in a relationship with anyone and he
said yes. A woman named Simone Robinson.
At the time, Simone was in Louisiana for military training.
Officers did talk to her, however, and she told them that
although Lori didn't use social media, she did play things like

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Roblox and she loved to watch videos on YouTube.
Detective Drake learned from talking to people who knew Lori
that she loved going to the DadeSt.
Community Center after school, most likely because she would
rather be anywhere but home. But the Community Center hadn't
seen Lori since school had gotten out.

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In fact, it was looking like notmany people had seen her since
school got out besides Andrew, Antoine, and Miranda.
After the initial search for Laurie, things seem to go quiet
for a while. The rest of the summer went by.
Then fall and winter came and nothing much was said about the
case, and it seemed as if Lauriehad faded into the background of

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everyone's mind. The authorities seem to believe
that Laurie had just run away asshe had before, but Margie
Summers, her teacher at Griffin's school, didn't believe
this for a minute and made sure that Laurie didn't fade from the
forefront of everyone's mind. She did all she could to keep
Laurie's name in the media and make sure that this little girl

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wasn't forgotten about. She LED searches and talked to
the media and any chance she got, she did everything in her
power to find Laurie. In February of 2024, Laurie's
case started gaining traction. There were billboards put up in
Tallahassee that were provided by the FBI and the Tallahassee

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Police Department. They were also offering a
$15,000 reward for any information leading to Laurie's
recovery. On February 20th of 2024, Law
enforcement decided to go back to where they started.
So over 100 officers conducted another grid search of San Luis

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Park, but they still came up with nothing.
It was like Laurie was just erased from existence in the
matter of a few hours. No matter where the
investigation LED them, they seemed to keep circling back to
Laurie's father, Andrew Wiley. He had been a person of interest
from the start, authorities justdidn't have enough evidence to

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charge him with anything at thispoint, and not knowing where
Lori was was really hindering the investigation.
But after giving inconsistent details in a statement and
authorities noticing his very nonchalant demeanor since Lori
went missing, they started focusing on him again in
February of 2024, eight months after Lori went missing.

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This is when authorities finallyobtained a warrant for
historical records of Andrew Wiley's phone number that he
used during the period from before Lori went missing until
October of 2023. So basically a six month period
while focusing on the night and the day after Lori went missing.

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June 2nd, 2023. The night before Lori went
missing, Andrew's phone showed that it was at his residence
from 12:20 AM until 9:30 AM. Though a license plate reader
showed Andrew's vehicle, a whiteDodge Charger, traveling
southbound at the intersection of I-10 and North Monroe at 8:28

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AM. This means that Andrew must not
have taken his phone with him towork that night if he went to
work the next morning. The phone leaves the apartment a
couple of times for just a few minutes.
That afternoon, a strange call is placed from Andrew's phone.
A call is placed from Andrew's phone to Priceline at around

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2:56 PM. Then, just after 4:00 PM, the
phone leaves the apartment and takes a trip to Jack's Airport.
It arrives there at 6:59 PM and leaves and starts heading back
home at 7:21 PM. It arrives at the apartment at
9:45 PM. At 10:45 PM, the phone travels

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to Andrew's work where he has toclock in at 11.
On June 3rd, 2023, the day that Lori is reported missing,
Andrew's phone departs work at approximately 8:30 AM, so his
phone was with him that night. Nothing else was noted until the
call came in at 11:15 AM reporting Laurie missing.

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Later that day, Andrew went to Lake Jackson and remained there
for three hours, then was at hisresidence the rest of the day.
So why did he take a trip to theairport after calling Priceline?
Was he taking a trip and why? Was his phone left at home the
night before Lori went missing? Did he even go to work that

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night or was he doing something else that he didn't want his
phone to track him doing? Was he involved in Lori's
disappearance and were the police on to him?
All of this will have to wait until next week.
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