After being taken into custody for erratic behavior, a 24-year-old woman is released into the

middle of the night with no car, no phone, or wallet, in a place she does not know.

She has never seen again until her remains are discovered completely nude and partially

mummified on a hillside in a canyon within seven miles of the station where she was last seen.

Following the discovery, an already

negligent sheriff's department behaves with utter disregard for the deceased in her family to such

an extent that it puts into question the role that they played in her death. Will her family ever get

justice, or even a straight story from law enforcement? Join us as we attempt to make some sense of

this horrifying tragedy.

You're listening to Creep It Real, and today we cover the disappearance and murder of Mitrease Richardson.

Thank you. Creep it real is a weekly podcast where we present our theories of the subjects we cover based on our interest and research.

Some material may be graphic and disturbing, so proceed with caution.

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All right. Here we are, everybody.

It's been one of those kind of weeks. So far, it's Tuesday.

One of them. Already it's a, uh, a week. Okay. Yeah. Isn't it only Tuesday, too? Yeah, it's Tuesday. It better only be Tuesday or else I'm already behind on this podcast. So let's, yeah.

Yeah. I said last week that Shawa was going to have to hold me back. And I think this week, I've

decided I don't even want to be held back because I am going to be raging. This was such an

emotionally charged case to research. Once we get into it, I'll think you'll think you'll figure out why. Yeah. I'm ready to

like just start throwing furniture through the windows. That's how I feel. So I'm going to turn

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