You're listening to an Ono Media podcast. Hey everyone and welcome back to Into the Dark podcast. I'm your

host, Peyton Morland. I'm so glad you are here listening. If you don't know what the Into the Dark

podcast is, we are a true crime podcast that ventures into all things dark, spooky, creepy,

tinfoil tales, ghost stories, UFOs, honestly all of the mysteries of the world,

and then including true crime. Why do people do the horrific things they do? I'm so glad you

are here listening or watching. Please subscribe, turn on notifications, leave a review, all of the

things. Now before we get into today's episode, I always start every single case off with my 10 seconds,

which is basically just a lighter note before we actually go into the dark together.

So my 10 seconds is it is finally warming up where we are.

Daisy and I sat outside this morning on our front step and

we just basked in the sun while we drink our coffee. All the studies say that just like 10 minutes of

sunlight in the morning is so good for your nervous system, your mental health. And so I trust it. That's what I've been doing.

Let me know if you too partake in the 10 minutes of sunshine in the morning. But that being said,

let's get into today's episode. And before I get started, I want you to think about the last time

you went on a quick walk. Maybe you've spent your lunch break strolling to a local

restaurant to grab a good meal or dropped by the post office or the bank to take care of errands.

Perhaps you didn't even have a specific goal in mind, but you just wanted to get fresh air and a little

exercise. Going along with my 10 seconds, the point is short 15-minute walks outside

are good for you, but usually unremarkable. You don't expect them to change your life. But today's

case revolves around one of those seemingly unimportant short walks that one man took in Omaha, Nebraska. It's a small Midwestern city that sits right

on the border with Iowa, and Omaha is considered very safe. It has one of the lowest crime rates

in the region, so lots of young people and families choose to live there. Omaha offers professional

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