Chip Chick
“It’s voicemail honey,” the woman is heard telling Kandi.
Kandi repeated “mom” a few more times and it sounded like she was crying as the other woman told her again that it was just a voicemail she was leaving and that her mom was not there.
That was it. Then she was gone. A few days later, Kandi’s family was searching through the creek for her when they discovered her sandals that she had on, but that was the only sign she left behind.
It’s now been 130 days since Kandi was seen, and it’s like she vanished into thin air. There are no leads, no sightings, no evidence, and no updates in her case.
Facebook; pictured above Kandi smiles
Stacy Potter is the man who owns the house where Kandi was last spotted, and although he wasn’t home when Kandi wandered across the lawn, his sister-in-law was.
He has made a post on Facebook to offer up an account of the events that happened that day leading up to Kandi’s disappearance and stated that his sister-in-law was at his house helping one of their disabled family members load the car.
As his sister-in-law was standing there in the driveway, some teenaged boys drove up to the house.
The boys were doing some landscaping work down the street and noticed Kandi walking around. They tried to help her but she headed to Stacy’s house, so the boys followed after her to see if there was anything that they could do.
“As they approached our address, they saw adults in the driveway and stopped to inform them of the situation,” Stacy wrote.
