058 - The Disappearance of Jeramy Burt - Conclusion

Trace Evidence

Steven Pacheco

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture, History

4.7 • 4.2K Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2018

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

Jeramy Burt was last seen on February 11th, 2007. Ninety six days later, the vehicle he had driven off in, his ex-wife's Mercury Cougar, was discovered abandoned and torched in the Bruneau desert in Southwest Idaho. The discovery of the car caused the Boise Police Department to officially launch an investigation into his disappearance.

During the course of the investigation they examined his bank and phone records, revealing details about his final moments and the days after he vanished. His ex-wife, Kim, who he had been dating again at the time, married another man shortly after Jeramy disappeared, raising many suspicions. His former girlfriend, and ex-lawyer, Jeannie Braun, became a person of interest for almost everyone associated with the case, but was there more to the story?

In the conclusion to this story, host Steven Pacheco examines the investigation, missing audio files, polygraph tests, suspects and a possible link between Jeramy's disappearance and that of another Idaho man, Ahren Barnard.

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0:00.0	When you join Tinder, you might not have been looking for answers, but there were some good
0:05.0	clues, like in the way they smiled with their eyes.
0:08.6	Like how they didn't reach free hand before you'd reach for theirs.
0:11.9	And when the time was right, they popped the question,
0:15.1	Will you keep a toothbrush at my place?
0:18.6	From toothbrush proposals to non awkward silences, there's a world of possible connections on
0:23.5	Tinder.
0:24.5	Whatever you're looking for, it starts with a swipe, explore the possibilities on Tinder.
0:29.1	Hello today.
0:38.5	On the evening of February 11, 2007, 33-year-old Jeremy Burt asked his father to look after
0:46.2	his daughter Mackenzie.
0:48.5	The two men lived together, and Jeremy explained that he was going to visit a friend to discuss
0:53.8	hunting plans for the upcoming season.
0:57.2	He drove off in his ex-wife Kim's car, a mercury cougar.
1:02.8	He has never been seen again.
1:05.9	Kim, with whom Jeremy was trying to rekindle their relationship, was in Las Vegas at the
1:12.2	time, attending a seminar for work.
1:15.9	By the next day, she began receiving a bizarre series of text messages from Jeremy's
1:21.8	phone and allegedly typed by him, but none of them made sense.
1:27.8	They claimed he was leaving, starting a new life, and that he would come back for his
1:33.2	daughter, but that Kim should not try to contact him.
1:38.1	It became clear that something was wrong, and Jeremy was missing.
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