Creative Apple. Warning. This episode is as true crime as this podcast gets, so listener discretion is advised.

During my investigation into the allegations surrounding Ladona Humphrey's intimidation and harassment campaign,

I stumbled upon a tip concerning the Melissa Witt case, but I put it aside because it didn't really tie directly into the central theme of the series.

I had gone to someone's door and they had confessed that they were with the person that killed Melissa the night that she died.

That is Patty Rush, president of Revamp, a Victims Advocacy Group based out of Fort Smith, Arkansas.

And yeah, you're right.

Patty Rush interviewed a man who may have spoken to Melissa Witt's killer the night

Melissa Witt disappeared.

Yet you've never seen or read about this witness in the news, and Lydana Humphrey has never brought

his name up during any of her podcast, books, or documentary.

So how did Patty Rush stumble upon this tip?

Well, one afternoon, she showed up to Thomas Seymour's house, looking for information about something else.

It had nothing to do with a Melissa Witt case.

I did not go there for that reason.

I went there for a different reason and he just said,

hey, you're here about Missy Witt, aren't you?

And I of course said yes.

Patty was not expecting Thomas Seymour

to bring up Melissa Witt, but she went along with it anyway.

After that first interaction, she asked Seymour if he could stop by the

revamp office and record a statement. And so he came to the office and he signed

a notarized statement and he stuck to a story. We videotaped it.

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