CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY, MO (KFVS) - MoDOT crews will be working to replace the Route EE bridge over drainage ditch 14 and the road between Route 25 and Route 77 will be closed.

Weather permitting, crews will be working on the bridge starting Monday, August 1.

The project is the second of three consecutive bridge replacements scheduled on Route EE. MoDOT says work is currently underway to replace the bridge over Little River drainage ditch 11 in Scott County. The bridge over Little River drainage ditch 1 is also scheduled to be replaced.

According to MoDOT, the three Route EE projects are expected to be finished by late October.

The projects will be finished through the Safe and Sound Bridge Improvement Program.

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Vandalized, threatened, and shot with a pellet gun. Clay Waller says he has experienced it all. Waller is the last person to see his estranged wife Jacque who vanished June 1, 2011.

He is a person of interest in her disappearance, but maintains his innocence.

Clay Waller says he misses his wife and kids. Over the past 50 days, KFVS12 has aired brief statements from Waller, but Wednesday was the first time he had said anything on camera.

"We want her to come home alive," said Clay Waller. The interview with Mr. Waller occurred outside a Department of Family Services meeting in Cape Girardeau. In that meeting, Clay Waller was face-to- face with Cheryl and Bob Brenneke, Jacque Waller's sister and brother-in-law.

The Brenneke's have custody of Clay and Jacque's 5-year-old triplets. The Brenneke's want to keep it that way.

Jacque Waller was first reported missing on June 1, 2011 ... seven weeks ago. Since then, family and friends have continued to search for clues surrounding her disappearance.

On Sunday, Jacque Waller's parents joined searchers and dog teams from half a dozen states to look for their daughter.

"I predict a break in this case this week," said Stan Rawson, Jacque's father. "We want to give those kids answers about what happened to their momma."

"We just keep praying," said Ruby Rawson. "I am so touched to see all these people here."

This is one of the most extensive searches so far using horses ATVs and dog teams.

The director of the Cue Center for Missing Persons Monica Caison says their priority areas are constantly changing as new tips come in.