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I want to say something to Leah Haddock.

I don't know if my brother Kenneth is still alive, but I know he's a fighter.

He was missing mail number 135.

I miss him every day, but I respect his need for secrecy.

His safety is more important than your answers if you find him do not say one s**t in word to him.

How very would danger the lives of these people for your silly little radio show?

I'll f**king shoot!

This is Leah Haddock.

The clip you just heard is a fair one.

Since the death of Max, I have grappled with the central question of if I should continue.

To be completely honest, I was very close to saying no and walking away.

To say the least, this has taken a toll on me, my family, and everyone with whom I've spoken.

But then I received a phone call from the one person who could convince me otherwise.

Max Finlayson's ex-wife deared her wells.

She wants to tell her story.

And I owe her that.

You'll hear our conversation on Monday.