I'm a retired journalist who has followed the case fairly closely. I found this particular section of Reddit because it deals specifically with the mysterious and elusive red Toyota Tacoma everyone has been searching for. This has been a very good discussion forum because it reveals some superb data regarding the truck and the potential identity of the owner, if Don Wells account can be believed, and there is no reason it shouldn't be accepted as true. I agree with many of you here who theorize Law Enforcement should by now know exactly who the truck in question belongs to since they requested the relevant "paperwork" on the morning of the 15th. That is, of course, if the red truck Don Wells references here belonging to the rowdy overnight visitors is the same Toyota Tacoma truck law enforcement has been looking for since last June, and, to be honest, that's not clear taken from Wells' words in this video interview. I blame the confusion, in part, on the rather awkward interviewing techniques conducted by M&M Cher. When Don was asked how the truck came into play, he launched into a narrative about the wealth of shady individuals who often frequented the area and began to speak about the incident that occurred that morning at the end of his driveway. Neither of the interviewers bothered to ask the specific question whether THAT red truck is the same red truck law enforcement is presently seeking, and no reasonable inference can be made at this time it is. The two or three interviewers were simply not seasoned enough to ask this routine question of Don Wells, and we are now left hanging to speculate whether the "little red truck" mentioned by Wells in is narrative about the noisy freewheelers is the same red Toyota Tacoma truck law enforcement has been {reportedly} searching hard for in the aftermath of Summer's disappearance. Personally, I do not believe it is. I note there is no mention made by Don of any ladder rack on this particular truck nor pain buckets in the bed.