detective chris gable is working the lapd's hollywood session.hen in the front door walked osha, jesse and their baby. >> we went back to the detectives and we explained everything about leslie and about how worried we were. we didn't know what was going on. >> lyle and leslie were both missing and unreachable. maybe they were together, maybe they weren't, maybe they were safe and maybe they weren't. >> my instincts are that there's something suspicious going on. i don't know what it is. i don't know those people, they live pretty isolated lifestyle. but from the things that i have found so far, it seems suspicious. >> gable checked hospitals, coroner's offices and the highway patrol and came one exactly nothing. he put out a bolof, be on the lookout for. he brought cousin malcolm in to hear firsthand about lyle's strange behavior. most of the family's saying that the relationship when lyle and leslie is terrific. >> yes. >> malcolm is the only one that sends out a red flag? >> after he talked to lyle in those first few days after she was missing

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