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Dylan Rounds case mom Candice Cooley joins DutyRon and Ed Wallace live

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Tonight Ed Wallace and I talk to Dylan's mom Candice about her sons disappearance we also talk about EquuSearch Midwest joining the search!

The boots of a young man missing for nearly two weeks have been found behind a dirt pile on his property but there’s still no sign of 19-year-old Dylan Rounds.

Dylan Rounds began farming grain a few years ago in the desert town of Lucin, Utah near the Utah-Nevada border. He lives by himself in a camp trailer on a remote piece of land and family members last heard from him when he called his grandmother the morning of Saturday, May 28.

“He said he couldn’t talk. He had to get his grain truck in the shed because he had seed in it,” Candice Cooley, Rounds’ mother, tells Nate Eaton “He was planting and he couldn’t get his seed wet.”

“Within the first hour and a half, they found his boots. From where his grain truck was parked, his boots were about 100 yards south behind a pile of dirt just casually tossed out,” Cooley says.

The boots did not look faded and had dirt on them. Cooley says detectives told her there was a spot of blood on the footwear and they would be sent to a lab for testing but late last week, she says the family was informed that police were hanging on to the boots in case cadaver dogs needed them for a scent.

Another suspicious discovery was there were no tire tracks in the dirt leading to or from Rounds’ red pickup truck, Cooley says. The weekend he disappeared, it was raining in Lucin so had he left and come back, there would have been markings in the ground. But Cooley also says it appears the truck was pressured washed as it was noticeably clean.

“There is no mud on the tires, there’s no mud on the rims but the wheel wells are full of mud like they’ve been driven in the rain,” Cooley explains. “It’s been cleaned except the wheel wells …

Cooley also noticed the truck was in 4-wheel drive but she and everyone else in the family knew 4-wheel drive had not been working since Rounds got a new transmission transfer case several months ago. He often complained about not being able to use the feature and having to truck his truck without it.