Warning. This podcast involves discussions of a spooky and graphic nature, not suitable for children or the faint of heart.

Strong language and mature content is present. Listener discretion is advised. You have been warned. I'm I'm going to Hey, Spooksters, and welcome back to another stabby snippet here on Three Spooked Girls.

My name is Tara, and as always, I'm joined with my gulfriend, Jessica. Hello. Hello. And today,

we are going to be chatting about the Gannon Stalk case. I actually went to the Facebook group

and left the fate of this episode in their hands. I put out a poll over there to see what you guys wanted to hear. And this is what

had the most interest. So it's what I am going to be covering today. I don't know if I'll do that

again anytime soon, but it was kind of cool to include you guys. So if you liked kind of have an

input like that, let me know. Maybe I'll make it a thing every so often.

This case is insane. So buckle in if you have no idea anything about this. Gannon was last seen on

January 27th at his home in Larson Ranch in the southeast side of Colorado Springs. You may have

heard of this case if you're not in our Facebook group and voted for it because it has caught nationwide media attention and there's a ton of speculation in regards

to some stuff and also a ton of unanswered questions. This is a really recent case in our time,

which is Galentine's Day. February 13th, we are in week three since he has disappeared.

Along with this, I think a majority of people also probably have strong feelings.

I have my own personal feelings, but we'll get to that later.

And then I'm excited to hear what you have to say about all this once I tell you, Jessica,

because I feel like you're going to have feelings. I always have some sort of feelings. With that said, though,

I hope we're able to have some of those answers soon and that there's a chance that Gavin can be

found alive and is safe. And I just personally also want to say this story did tug at my heart because,

you know, obviously I'm a parent, but I did call that area of Colorado my home for almost

five years. So it was just a real scary sense of familiarity when it came to researching the case because pretty

everywhere they were mentioning, I not only basically lived in the same area, but I knew

...