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Justice for Addison Rose, Justice for Addi, Montfort, WI (2026)

07/08/2026

When investigators went to retrieve Addison’s belongings from a known persons truck (her backpack, her notebooks, her laptop…the things she had left behind the night she died), the known person had something to say about it.

He let them take her things. He let them photograph what was there.

But he kept repeating the same thing, over and over:

"You guys are not allowed to search my truck."

Not once. Not as a passing comment.
Repeatedly. Insistently. Making sure investigators understood exactly where his boundary was.

We want to sit with that for a moment.

This is the person who drove Addi Rose to that house the night she died. This is the person C.J. called first thing the next morning with a very specific story already formed. This is the person who, according to a documented witness statement in the official case file, told someone that same day that he and A.C.J. had hidden things in his truck so they wouldn't get charged with anything.

And when investigators showed up at his truck:

"You guys are not allowed to search my truck."

We are not going to tell you what was in that truck. We are not going to tell you what wasn't. We don't know. As far as we know, investigators couldn’t search it. This is not accusation of any wrongdoing-

But, we think the public deserves to ask the same question we've been asking since we learned this:

Why?

Why does a person who has supposedly done nothing wrong, someone who dropped off a friend and went home and went to sleep- why does that person feel the need to repeatedly assert to law enforcement that they cannot search his vehicle?

What was he afraid they would find?

We don't have that answer. Maybe someone reading this does.

We want to be direct with this known person today.

You were one of the last people to see Addison alive. You had her belongings in your truck. You were one of the first people called the morning she died. You were supposedly a close friend. And when investigators came to you… you let them take her stuff, and you made very sure they couldn't look any further.

That choice has been sitting in this case file for almost ten months.

If there was nothing in that truck, if there was nothing to find, then the question of why you felt the need to say that so repeatedly and so insistently deserves an answer. An answer you have never given publicly.

Investigators are still listening. So are we. So is everyone following this page.

Addison had people who loved her. She still does. And we are not going to stop. Not until she gets the truth she deserves, not until the people who know something decide that their silence isn't worth it anymore.

Someone reading this post knows something. Maybe it's something small. Maybe it's something you've been carrying since October 1st because you didn't know what to do with it. Maybe someone told you something in confidence that has never sat right with you.

Now you know what to do with it.

Addi deserves that. Her family deserves that. And honestly, so do you. Living with this isn't easy. We hope someone out there is finally ready to let it go.

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If you were in the area of West Main Street, Montfort, between 6:00pm on September 30th and 3:00am on October 1st, 2025, even if you don't think you saw anything important, please reach out.

If you recognize a van, a dark-colored diesel flatbed truck or a green Ford F-150 in that area that night, please contact this page or investigators.

If you interacted with Addison on Snapchat, text, or in person that evening, no detail is too small.

If you have heard any conversation about what happened that night, please contact this page or investigators.

07/07/2026

We've been going through this case file for a while now. Page by page. Statement by statement. And there are details in it that we keep coming back to… details that don't just raise questions about what happened that night, but about what happened in the hours immediately after.

Today we want to talk about one of those details.

Addison Rose died in the early morning hours of October 1st. The 911 call came in at 2:35am. Deputies were on scene within minutes.

What followed was the beginning of an investigation. Interviews…Evidence collection… A scene that, according to multiple responding officers, did not make sense at first glance.

By mid-morning, detectives were still working. The investigation was in its earliest stages. Official information about what had happened, about how Addison passed, about what the scene looked like, about what the people in that house were saying, had not been publicly released.

And yet…

According to the official case file, C.J. made a phone call that morning to a known person.

During that call, C.J. told the known person a very specific detail about how Addison passed.

Not that something had happened. Not that there had been an incident. Not that he should call the sheriff's office…

He told the known person specifically, in detail, what the story was.

We want people to think carefully about that.

An investigation is just beginning. Official information hasn't been released. And one of the first calls made from that house goes to someone very close to the case, with a very specific account of what happened already fully formed.

Here's what makes this detail even more interesting.

The known person and A.C.J. have both spoken to investigators. Both of them gave statements about that night and the morning after. Those statements are in the file.

And those statements raise a question that neither of them has answered publicly:

How much did each of them know, and when did they know it?

Because here's the thing about a phone call like that. When C.J. called the known person that morning with a specific story already in place, he had a choice. He could ask questions. He could go to law enforcement. He could say "I need to tell someone what I know."

Instead, according to a witness statement in the official case file, the known person called someone else that same day. And during that call, he said that he and A.C.J. had hidden things in his truck so they wouldn't get charged with anything.

We are not going to tell you what to make of that sequence of events. We are just going to lay it out clearly and let you think about it.

C.J. calls the known person with a story. The known person calls someone else. He tells that person things were hidden.

At least three calls. Three conversations. None of them to law enforcement.

We have more. A lot more.

We are going to continue releasing details because we believe the public deserves to know what is in these documents, and because we believe someone reading these posts has information that could change everything.

Maybe you were in one of those conversations. Maybe you know someone who was. Maybe you've heard a version of that morning told by someone who was there and it sounds different from what we've just described.

If so, we need to hear from you.

Not because we want to cause problems for anyone on the periphery of this. But because a 17-year-old girl is gone, her family has been waiting almost ten months for answers, and the people who could provide those answers are choosing silence over truth.

That choice has consequences. And the longer it goes on, the more complicated those consequences become,
for everyone involved.

The people who come forward now are in a very different position than the people who wait until they have no choice.

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If you were in the area of West Main Street, Montfort, between 6:00pm on September 30th and 3:00am on October 1st, 2025, even if you don't think you saw anything important, please reach out.

If you recognize a dark-colored diesel flatbed truck or a green Ford F-150 in that area that night, please contact this page or investigators.

If you interacted with Addison on Snapchat, text, or in person that evening, no detail is too small.

If you have heard any conversation about what happened that night, please contact this page or investigators.

07/04/2026

Some days this page feels like a mission. A fight. A campaign.

And it is all of those things…

But today we just want to talk about Addi Rose.

We miss her laugh. The loud, unfiltered kind that filled up whatever room she was in. We miss her attitude, the way she said exactly what she thought whether you wanted to hear it or not. We miss her showing up with something to say about everything. She was the kind of person who made everything louder and more alive just by being there.

She was 17. She had her whole life ahead of her. Plans for the weekend. Plans for the future. A family who loved her more than she probably ever fully knew.

One of the small things we keep coming back to is the willow tree in the front yard. Addison loved that tree. There was something about it that she was drawn to. The way it moved, the way it looked, the way it just existed quietly in the middle of everything. It was hers in a way that's hard to explain. We walk past it now and it feels like she's still there somehow, sitting underneath it the way she used to.

Those are the details that get you. Not the big things. The small ones.

Her mom saw her at dinner the night she passed away. She seemed happy. She hugged her goodbye.

That was the last time.

We think about that hug a lot.

We're sharing something today that we haven't focused on enough yet, because we think someone reading this might know something about it.

According to the official case file, Addison was active on her phone throughout the night of September 30th. She was texting. She was on Snapchat. Two people sent Addison Snapchats that night that she never opened.

Addison never left a Snap unopened. The people who knew her all said the same thing, she was always on her phone. Always responding. Always there.

Those two unread Snaps are documented in the case file. And they sit there as one of the quietest, saddest details in a file full of hard details.

If you sent Addison a Snap that night that she never opened, or if you tried to reach her any other way and got no response, please reach out. You may not think it matters. But it does.

We love you, Addi. We're not stopping until we get you the truth you deserve.

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If you were in the area of West Main Street, Montfort, between 6:00pm on September 30th and 3:00am on October 1st, 2025, even if you don't think you saw anything important, please reach out.

If you recognize a van, a dark-colored diesel flatbed truck or a green Ford F-150 in that area that night, please contact this page or investigators.

If you interacted with Addison on Snapchat, text, or in person that evening, no detail is too small.

If you have heard any conversation about what happened that night, please contact this page or investigators.

07/04/2026

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07/04/2026

In the last little while, this page has been reported multiple times for "fraud and deception."

We want to be VERY clear:

Everything we have posted on this page is true.

Every case detail we've shared comes directly from the official Grant County case file. We have met directly with officials who have confirmed we are permitted to share this information publicly. We have posted nothing that cannot be sourced to official documents or verified public court records.

There is no fraud or deception here. We are just a family looking for answers about how our Addi Rose passed away.

So let's talk about why someone might want this page taken down…

This page has generated real tips that have gone directly to investigators.

This page helped get Addison's story covered by multiple news stations for the first time in almost 10 months.

This page has reached people in the communities connected to this case who have information about that night.

Someone doesn't want that to continue.

Someone is uncomfortable enough with what we've been posting… uncomfortable enough with the questions being asked publicly, with the tips coming in, with the attention this case is finally getting… that they are actively trying to silence us.

We want those people to know: it won't work.

Reporting this page doesn't make the case file disappear. It doesn't make the court records disappear. It doesn't make the tips we've already passed to investigators disappear.

It doesn't make the truth disappear.

If anything, it tells us we're asking the right questions.

To our followers: if this page gets taken down, here is what we ask you to do:

- Screenshot and save any posts that are important to you before they disappear.
- Share this post right now so that people know what's happening.
- Report any attempts to harass or silence this page or stories about Addison.
- Know that if this page goes down, we will be back under a new page, with the same mission, and with even more information to share.

We have not come this far to be silenced by the people who want this story to go away.
Addison Rose deserves better than that. And so does every family in this community who deserves to know the truth about what happened in Montfort on October 1, 2025.

We are not going anywhere.

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If you were in the area of West Main Street, Montfort, between 6:00pm on September 30th and 3:00am on October 1st, 2025, even if you don't think you saw anything important, please reach out.

If you recognize a van, a dark-colored diesel flatbed truck or a green Ford F-150 in that area that night, please contact this page or investigators.

If you interacted with Addison on Snapchat, text, or in person that evening, no detail is too small.

If you have heard any conversation about what happened that night, please contact this page or investigators.

07/03/2026

TO THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO ADDISON ROSE:

We’re going to be honest with you. All of you.

Since Addison's story went public, our family has been contacted by more people than we ever expected. People from all over southwest Wisconsin. People who went to school with A.C.J.. People who hung out at that house. People who got phone calls the morning after Addison died. People who were told things they weren't supposed to repeat.

They're repeating them now.

We want you to think carefully about that.
The people closest to you, people you grew up with, people you trusted… are starting to tell investigators what they know. Some of them told investigators within days of Addison's death. Some of them are coming forward now. The circle you think is tight? It has more cracks in it than you realize.

THE RUMORS YOU SPREAD DIDN'T STAY QUIET EITHER.

After Addison died, a specific rumor began circulating about why she died. We're not going to repeat it here because it's false, it's cruel, and it was designed to humiliate our Addi Rose and deflect attention from what actually happened.

We know where that rumor came from.

So do investigators.

What we want the person or people responsible for that rumor to understand is this: spreading a false narrative about a deceased minor to cover up or distract from the circumstances of her death is not a harmless thing. It has consequences.

Investigators know it happened, they know roughly where it originated, and it is part of the documented record of this case.

Addison deserves better than to have her name dragged through something like that.

She deserves better than to be talked about that way after she was gone and couldn't defend herself. She was a 17-year-old girl who walked into a house and never walked out, and the least she deserved was to have the truth told about her.

We have read every page of this case file. We have read statements, interviews, follow-up contacts. And what is documented- clearly and repeatedly, is that the accounts given by the people in that house did not stay consistent.

What investigators were told in the first hours didn't match what they were told in follow-up interviews. What one person said didn't match what another person said. What people said happened didn't match what the physical evidence showed.

We're not going to lay out every contradiction here. But we want the people responsible for those shifting stories to know that investigators documented every single one of them. Every change. Every inconsistency. Every moment where the story got adjusted.

That documentation exists. It doesn't go away.

Some of the people we're talking to right now weren't in that house. They weren't there that night. But they've been carrying something since then because someone they care about asked them to stay quiet, or asked them to say something that wasn't completely true, or asked them to just not mention certain things if anyone asked.

We need you to understand something important:

In Wisconsin, providing false information to investigators or helping someone conceal evidence carries its own legal consequences entirely separate from whatever the original crime was. Being loyal to someone doesn't protect you from those consequences.

Staying quiet for someone else's sake doesn't protect you either.

The people you've been covering for have not necessarily been extending the same loyalty back to you. We know that because of what people in that circle have already told investigators.

You don't owe anyone your legal safety. You don't owe anyone your silence about a 17-year-old girl who died.

What we need now is cooperation. Cooperation from the people who were there. Cooperation from the people who know what was said afterward. Cooperation from the people who have been sitting on something for ten months because it felt safer than coming forward.

That window, the one where cooperation means something, where coming forward first puts you in a different position than being the last one to hold out, is not going to stay open indefinitely.

The people who come forward now are in a very different position than the people who wait until they have no choice.

We are not law enforcement. We can't make you do anything. We can't promise you anything about what happens if you come forward.

But we can tell you this: the truth about what happened to Addison is coming out. It may take longer than it should. It may be harder than it needs to be. But it is coming.
And when it does, there will be people who helped get there and people who spent ten months making it harder.

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If you were in the area of West Main Street, Montfort, between 6:00pm on September 30th and 3:00am on October 1st, 2025, even if you don't think you saw anything important, please reach out.

If you recognize a dark-colored diesel flatbed truck or a green Ford F-150 in that area that night, please contact this page or investigators.

If you interacted with Addison on Snapchat, text, or in person that evening, no detail is too small.

If you have heard any conversation about what happened that night, please contact this page or investigators.

07/02/2026

We want to talk directly to a specific group of people for a minute.

If you've spent time at 301 West Main Street in Montfort… whether you've hung out there, bought something there, been to a party there, or just passed through, this post is for you.

We know that house has had a lot of people in and out of it. We know some of you may have heard things. We know some of you may have been told things in the days after Addison died.

And we know that coming forward can feel scary, especially when you're connected to the people involved, even loosely.

We want you to know something important:

We are not trying to get anyone in trouble for things unrelated to our Addi Rose.

We are not interested in who was drinking, who was smoking, who bought what from whom. We are not trying to create problems for people on the periphery of this situation who had nothing to do with what happened to Addison.

We just want to know what happened to Addi.

She was 17 years old. She walked into that house and never walked out. She had a family who loved her more than anything, friends who miss her every single day, and a future that was taken from her before she ever got to live it.

If you heard something that night, even something that seemed small or unimportant at the time, it could matter more than you know.

If someone told you something in the days after… about what happened, about what was in a truck, about what needed to stay quiet: we need to hear it.

If you've been sitting on something because you didn't know what to do with it, or because you were afraid, or because you thought someone else would come forward, please consider this your sign.

You can contact law enforcement directly. You can send us a private message and we will make sure it gets to the right people. You can remain anonymous if that feels safer.

There is no wrong way to do the right thing.

Addison deserves the truth. And honestly? So do you. Living with something like this isn't easy. We hope someone out there is ready to let it go.

Please share this post, especially if you grew up in Montfort, Cobb, Platteville, or the surrounding area. The people who know something are out there.

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If you were in the area of West Main Street, Montfort, between 6:00pm on September 30th and 3:00am on October 1st, 2025, even if you don't think you saw anything important, please reach out.

If you recognize a van, a dark-colored diesel flatbed truck, or a green Ford F-150 in that area that night, please contact this page or investigators.

If you interacted with Addison on Snapchat, text, or in person that evening, no detail is too small.

If you have heard any conversation about what happened that night, please contact this page or investigators.

07/01/2026

According to documents in the case file, a witness told investigators that the day after Addison passed, they received a call from someone connected to the day Addison passed away. During that call, he told the person that “A.C.J. and him had to hide stuff in his truck, so they wouldn’t get charged with anything.”

That call was made the morning after Addison Rose, a 17-year-old, was found passed away.

We want to be clear… this is not our interpretation nor is it an accusation. This is a documented statement given to law enforcement by a witness during the official investigation, and it is part of the public case record.

We have a few questions the public may be able to help us answer:

* Were you contacted by anyone connected to that house in the hours or days after Addison died?
* Were you told anything about what happened that night, what was in that truck, or what needed to be kept quiet?
* Did anyone ask you not to talk to police?

We are not asking anyone to get involved in something that doesn't concern them. We are simply asking: if you know something, please say something.

No detail is too small. No tip is insignificant.

Please call Sgt. Mark Schwarz at the Grant County Sheriffs Office at 608-723-2157. Or send us a message directly and we will make sure it gets to the right people.

Please share this post. The people who have information about what happened to Addison are out there. We just need them to come forward.

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If you were in the area of West Main Street, Montfort, between 6:00pm on September 30th and 3:00am on October 1st, 2025, even if you don't think you saw anything important, please reach out.

If you recognize a van, a dark-colored diesel flatbed truck or a green Ford F-150 in that area that night, please contact this page or investigators.

If you interacted with Addison on Snapchat, text, or in person that evening, no detail is too small.

If you have heard any conversation about what happened that night, please contact this page or investigators.

06/30/2026

Multiple Phones. No Clear Owner.

According to search warrant documents in the official case file, when Wisconsin State Crime Lab personnel processed the scene where Addison passed away, they recovered multiple cell phones, all within a few feet of where she was found:

- A red iPhone in a black case, located in the northeast corner of the bed
- A green iPhone, located in the bedframe at the end of the bed

All three were just feet from Addison.

Investigators tried to determine who each phone belonged to. According to the file, the lead investigator was partway through an interview with A.C.J. when he invoked his right to remain silent. This is something anyone is legally entitled to do. As a result, investigators were not able to determine which phone belonged to whom.

All three phones were sent to the Wisconsin DOJ's Digital Forensics Unit for extraction, a process that can take a long time even in straightforward cases.

We still don't know what's on those phones, or whose hands they passed through that night. We are reaching out to the public.. to anyone who may have information on who these phones belong to and who’s hands they could have been in.

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If you were in the area of West Main Street, Montfort, between 6:00pm on September 30th and 3:00am on October 1st, 2025, even if you don't think you saw anything important, please reach out.

If you recognize a van, a dark-colored diesel flatbed truck, or a green Ford F-150 in that area that night, please contact this page or investigators.

If you interacted with Addison on Snapchat, text, or in person that evening, no detail is too small.

If you have heard any conversation about what happened that night, please contact this page or investigators at 608-723-2157.

06/27/2026

Before she was a headline or a case number, Addison was just Addi. Loud, funny, stubborn, and so so loved.

She had dreams of becoming a veterinary technician, a marine biologist, or a cosmetologist. In the weeks after her passing, she was supposed be learning about FAFSA and the application process. She hadn't decided yet, but she was 17, she had time to figure it out. That's what makes this so hard. She should still be figuring it out.

If you knew Addison, drop a memory or photo in the comments. We want her story to be more than just an investigation. We want people to know who she actually was.

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If you were in the area of West Main Street, Montfort, between 6:00pm on September 30th and 3:00am on October 1st, 2025, even if you don't think you saw anything important, please reach out.

If you recognize a dark-colored diesel flatbed truck or a green Ford F-150 in that area that night, please contact this page or investigators.

If you interacted with Addison on Snapchat, text, or in person that evening, no detail is too small.

If you have heard any conversation about what happened that night, please contact this page or investigators.

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