Hey everyone, it's Jen.

And this is Lindsay.

And welcome back to Corpus Delicti, the podcast.

This week we are getting back to our Survivor series.

So this series is obviously about people who have survived horrific crimes or the one where

we went off on a tangent and he faked his own death. If you heard last week's episode, just need a

little palate cleanser there. This one is not so much a palate cleanser. This does come with a content

warning. It discusses rape, assault. It's definitely one of those heavy ones.

But we do want to make sure that we talk about and highlight this person's amazing survival story.

So let's jump right in. We are going to go to November 9, 1986 in Perth, Australia.

And this is when 17-year-old Kate Moyer left a night out with friends

and she walked home. As she is walking home, a car pulls over on the side of the road, says,

hey, do you need a ride? And she's like, sure. And this couple, it was a man and a woman,

offered her a ride. They take her home. Surely not to raise suspicion. But as Kate went to exit the car,

she noticed that the doors had no inside handles. They'd been removed. She instantly realized

that something was wrong. She was quickly restrained, and the couple drove her back to their

own home, where she was chained up.

Her captors did something kind of interesting here.

They know that the teenage girl's parents are going to wonder where she is.

So they put a knife to Kate's throat and demand.

She'd call home to tell her parents that she's okay, but she's had a little too much to drink

and was staying

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