Sebastian Rogers is still missing.

The 15-year-old autistic young man has been missing since February 26.

My girl, Nancy Grace, offered the stepdad a polygraph.

Stepdad says, name the place and time.

Nancy Grace did.

He's a no-show.

Yes, Cheryl, I was putting up that money out of my own pocket to get a very well-respected polygrapher to do the polygraph

and to go to the Memphis area to make it happen. All along, Proudfoot had said he would do it.

Then when it got right down to it, the whole thing blew up, and he blames the TBI.

Now, as a longtime prosecutor, I would not agree, I would not stipulate, as you know, we have to do, for a polygraph to come in in a criminal case, both sides,

in some jurisdictions, both sides have to stipulate, agree to allow the polygraph in before

the poly is taken. All right? And then you're stuck with the results, whether you like them or not.

But I would never do that because I didn't know what the outcome was going to be.

And I wanted to make sure my evidence was strong. Long story short, I still like to look

at polygraphs. If somebody passes a polygraph, that gives them the indicia of reliability, a veracity, of truthfulness.

Just because I don't bring it into court, it would still be a tool for me to say, hey, this

guy is telling the truth. Maybe he's telling the truth about other things. It's a very important

tool. So why wouldn't Proudfoot take the Polly? He blames the TBI.

My point is, why wouldn't the TBI want an additional Polly? They're a fantastic investigative tool.

And again, he could also take one privately. He can go do it. He can set it up through his own

attorney if that's something he

wanted to do to help clear his name. You and I have talked so often about Mark Class.

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