Hey everyone, it's Jen.

And this is Lindsay.

And welcome back to Corpus Delicti.

We are in our delayed justice series.

And tonight, we have a familiar name for you in our story.

Yeah.

So as we had mentioned in the last episode, you're going to hear

some of these names again. It's not a two for one, but it is a two for one, sort of. So this is

the follow-up to that. But yeah, real quick, two quick announcements. If you did not see it,

if you are a Patreon supporter, we moved to the date. And it's actually

tonight. It was supposed to be on Thursday. It is now tonight at 7 p.m. The second one is we

will have this episode, one more, and then we're off for a week again. That will be the week

after Christmas, basically just so that we don't have to

record and edit during the week of Christmas. So this one, another, and a break. But yeah,

without further ado, let's talk about this story that we've been talking about since last episode.

Now this week's episode brings back eyewitness testimony and sent dog evidence.

You may recognize a familiar name or two like we've spoken about before.

On December 8, 1981, a 17-year-old girl.

Now, we are just going to say Ms. Smith because she was a minor during this incident.

We do not want to release her name.

She was taking classes to become a cosmetologist. So she came home. Her hometown was Canaveral

Groves, Florida. Her family, which included her dad, sister, and stepmother were not home when she

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