158 - The Disappearance of Regina Bos

Trace Evidence

Steven Pacheco

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture, History

4.7 • 4.2K Ratings

🗓️ 6 May 2021

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

Regina Marie Bos' life was beginning to come around. After struggling for several years and an exceptionally difficult Summer she'd gotten a promotion, had a house in the works and was dating a new guy. One cool, October night, the talented singer went out to a bar in Lincoln, Nebraska to participate in an open mic night and never made it home.

Her car was left exactly where she'd parked, directly across the street from the bar. There were no signs of a struggle, no pieces of evidence, nothing to suggest what might have happened. Perhaps the most disturbing detail for her family was the condition of her beloved guitar, left behind in her car's open trunk. Something Gina never would have done, if she'd had a choice.

Bizarrely, the forty year old mother of three vanished from a city street, just yards from the bar where employees were closing up and band members were walking equipment out yet no one saw anything, no one heard anything. It was as if she'd simply vanished into thin air. As investigators worked the case, they began to narrow their focus on someone close to Gina while her family has worked endlessly to raise awareness of her case in their desperate pursuit to bring Gina home.

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0:00.0	Regina Boss knew how to make an appearance.
0:11.8	Striding on stage and swinging her prize guitar off her shoulder, she adjusted the mic
0:16.7	and smiled out to the crowd below.
0:19.8	As her fingers slid down the fretboard, her smoky voice poured out from the speakers
0:23.7	like a thick fog engulfing the whole bar.
0:27.0	Regina didn't just take the stage when she sang, she owned it, and you couldn't miss
0:31.4	her until the night she vanished.
0:35.1	Just after 1am, she stepped out from the bar on 11th Street walking towards the green
0:39.6	Saturn Park less than 50 feet away, but somehow she never made it home.
0:45.4	In a window of seconds she disappeared, leaving behind an enduring and tragic mystery.
0:51.5	The next morning, they found her car park just where she'd left it, but there was no sign
0:56.1	of Regina outside of her sheet music and guitar in the trunk.
1:01.0	Things she never would have left behind, not if she'd had a choice.
1:05.5	The search began in earnest and quickly turned to desperation as the utter lack of evidence
1:10.3	baffled investigators and continues to haunt her family to this day.
1:16.0	This is Trace Evidence, Episode 158, The Disappearance of Regina Boss.
1:28.6	Welcome to Trace Evidence.
1:30.3	I'm your host, Stephen Pichecco.
1:32.9	Today we examine one of the most mysterious disappearances ever covered on Trace Evidence.
1:38.7	Before getting into the case, just a few notes about the show.
1:42.6	Trace Evidence is a weekly true crime podcast focused on unsolved murders and disappearances.
1:48.8	You can follow the show on social media on Twitter at Trace Ev Pod, Instagram at Trace Evidence
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