keith morrison: which is just what chelsea's sister told nbc's toledo affiliate, wnwo. night, i'm not even staying that long. i'll be home in a couple hours. she was just going to go with her friends for a little bit and come back. keith morrison: detectives talked to chelsea's friends, too, of course. and what did they tell you about her dating history? she wasn't currently seeing anybody, but there were a couple of guys she was interested in. so we-- obviously, we looked into those people. these were guys she had dated before. she had dated or was interested in. how carefully did you look at these guys she had been interested, or had dated? very in depth. did any of them go to the party? no. oh. so we were trying to determine, did they pick her up? did they have someone pick her up? what did they know about chelsea that night? we brought them in, we talked to them, we searched their homes. we searched their cell phones. you know, we-- at one point, we even collected some of their clothing, you know, to maybe possibly get some type of evidence, dna fibers. keith morris

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a michigan man's disappearance taking investigators down a year's long rabbit hole eventually toledorail of murder victims all across the midwest. >> dismembered chris reagan and got rid of his remains. >> told me there are anyone. >> it's going to be jeremy and. >> i it's the subject of the new fox nation series called love you to death. the kelly cochran story. and you saw them in that clip, detectives on this case laura and jeremy ogden and they join us now who ended up meeting each other during this investigation and falling in love. we will hear your story in a moment. first, tell me what happened. >> working in a small town at the police chief, definitely not handling many murders ains anyone's in michigan. >> in upper michigan and we had a couple that had moved to town recently from indiana. the wife kelly cochran was the wife of jason cochran, was working with our victim chris regan. they were having an affair. they were both fairly new to town. he went missing. he was reported missing almost two weeks after he was actually missing. so it put us back a little bit. didn't expe

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parts crossed the border really so often that, um, you know, a jeep plant in toledo, ohio, might have 30 or 40% content from canada and mexico. and, you know, all of that content will go up. uh, 25%. so even if it's made in ohio, it's going to go up five, six, $7,000. >> um, and the wall street journal board wrote this week, quote, if the goal is to harm u.s. auto workers and republican prospects in michigan, then by all means, go ahead. mr. president, the ceo of ford motor saying, let's be real honest, long term, a 25% tariff across mexico and canada borders would blow a hole in the u.s. industry. and so from where you're sitting, and i know you just laid out why it's all so interconnected. how much damage are we talking about for that industry? >> well, you can't make a car without all of the parts. and cars are made in states all across the u.s. from michigan, all the way down to texas. those parts cross borders. some of them come from canada, some from mexico. during the pandemic, when the president, president trump, declared a pandemic on march 17th, 2020. march 18th, uh, with al