Hey, true crime besties, welcome back to an all new episode of the true crime podcast, seriallessly,

with me, your host, Annie Elyse. I hope you guys all had a good weekend and you are ready to

be jolted into reality, not only

because it's a Monday, but because this case that we're talking about today is definitely going to

jolt you. So I don't know whether you are driving or you're cleaning or you're working out,

whatever it is you're doing. Let's just take a pause, get into a Zen

place mentally before we get into it because it is definitely a doozy of a case. But one that I think

is incredibly important that we talk about. So I'm going to shut up now. Okay? And we're just going to

jump right in. So on January 23rd, 2007, 37-year-old Heather Guerreras was in the

parking lot just outside of the Colorado State Employees Credit Union where she worked. She had just

finished up her shift for the day, and she was ready to head home. Now let me talk to you about

Heather, because Heather was absolutely beautiful. She had this long, wavy, dark hair,

these full round cheeks, and whenever she smiled, she had little dimples in them. She also liked

to wear big statement earrings, which girl after my own heart, I live for my earrings. But she was

also very responsible. She wasn't just a teller or some other entry-level worker at this credit union.

She was a supervisor, one of the rare people who kind of had a knack for getting along with the people

she managed, which doesn't really happen in a lot of situations, right? I mean, everybody at the office

really liked Heather. She was also involved with a local Catholic church called St.

Mary's, and it sounds like she took her faith very seriously because Heather always put

everybody else before herself. If you ever needed help with something, Heather was there to chip in.

She cared about making sure that everyone around her was taken care of and just really in a good place.

She lived and worked in Greeley, Colorado, which was a small city northeast of Denver.

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