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      In late March 2018, Agent Williamson traveled to Oelwein, Iowa, and emailed
Harriman to let him know. While in Iowa, Agent Williamson spoke with Harriman
on the phone, and told Harriman he had found one spot pretty easy, meaning he had
found D.H., but had not found the other spot with which he was less familiar,
meaning he had not seen D.H.’s boyfriend. Harriman told Agent Williamson he
could follow one spot to the other, meaning he could follow D.H. to find her
boyfriend. The next day, Agent Williamson returned to Oelwein and saw D.H. in
town. He also went to the address Harriman provided andsaw a red minivan that
Harriman said belonged to D.H. As he was leaving Oelwein, Agent Williamson
spoke to Harriman and told him he had seen one but not the other, meaning he had
seen D.H. but not her boyfriend.

       During one of their conversations, Agent Williamson asked Harriman if he
owned any cars, to which Harriman responded he had three cars stored at a friend’s
house including a 1969 Dodge Charger. Agent Williamson requested the Charger
as a down payment, and Harriman agreed. Harriman then contacted his friend in
Traer, Iowa, who was storing the car, and told him that two men would be coming
to pick up the car. Harriman told his friend that he was using the car as a down
payment on a body shop. In mid-April,