Are you curious about food? Do you wonder about what you eat and why you eat it? Have

you ever wanted to travel deep inside ingredients to discover the secrets inside them? Have you

ever wondered what would T-Rex taste like or could we make clouds that rain vodka? What

did Henry VIII think for dinner? And how was ice cream invented? Have you ever wanted

to crack open the minds of the world's best chefs to discover their secrets? Well, this

is the podcast for you. Welcome to Journey to the Center of Food. On this adventure, two

long-time food TV makers Jay and James set sail on a journey of food discovery, each week

we welcome in different food experts, from top chefs to food historian scientists to archaeologists

all with the purpose of discovering more about our incredible relationship with food. So if

you're a perpetually curious foodie, then climb aboard for a journey to the center of food.

You are listening to The Evidence Locker. Our cases have been researched using open-source

and archived materials. It deals with true crimes and real people. Some parts of graphic

in nature and listener discretion is advised. Each episode is produced with the utmost respect to

the victims, their families and loved ones. In 2019, a young woman's death went viral after her

killer posted grizzly pictures of her bloodied body on social media. While many of those who saw

the violent images were left in shock and horror, others used them for their own personal gain,

sharing them all over in hopes of increasing their followers and likes.

But the worst of them all were those who sent the graphic photos of 17-year-old Bianca Devons

to her family members, long before her body had even been located.

One on October 2nd, 2001. Bianca Michelle Devons, called Bia or B by

her loved ones, lived in Utica, New York with her mother Kim and sister Olivia.

By the summer of 2019, Bianca was a 17-year-old recent Thomas R. Proctor High School graduate,

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