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I'm going to be. Hey there, Spooksters, and welcome back to another stabby snippet. It's Jessica, and I am joined by my favorite ghoul friend, Tara.

Hey, Spooksters.

And today we're going to be talking about another missing person's case.

This case actually came to us by one of our listeners.

I'm going to talk a little bit about that in a minute and how the story came to us and how grateful I am that the story did come to us.

So this missing case is about Audrey Damron.

And I'm really, I don't know if the word is excited about doing this case, but I'm very

excited about the opportunity to use our platform to bring attention to a case that may not

be as known as it should be.

Agreed.

So thank you to our listener who brought this to our attention. I'll talk a little bit about her and what she's actually doing to help with this case a little later.

So Aubrey Damron, or as her nickname is known as Shorty, is an indigenous trans woman from Grove, Oklahoma. Grove is about 91-ish miles northeast of Tulsa, which is about an hour and a half,

and it's about 195 miles northeast of Oklahoma City, so it's about a three-hour drive.

Okay, gotcha. On March 9th, around 3.30 a.m., the 25-year-old Aubrey walked out of the house

she shared with her mother and has not been

confirmed scenes since. What she was last seen wearing was a black miniskirt that hit about

five lengths, black panty hose, black boots. I think they were like black heeled boots and a

black shirt. So she's very monochromatic. One color. She has two tattoos. One is a Tricueta symbol,

and the other one is the word shorty on her upper left arm. The symbol is on her back.

According to Captain Gail Wells of the Delaware County Sheriff's Department, they got a warrant for Aubrey's

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