Welcome back to Missing, I'm Tim here today with Lance Lance. How are you today?

I'm doing fantastic today per usual Tim because I'm here and we have a great episode coming up.

It's part six of our remastered Sheila Shepherd 1980 Unselmurder Saratoga Springs series.

I hope everyone out there is doing fantastic and Tim. I hope you are fantastic.

How are you?

Yeah. Thanks for asking. I am doing well and I am also excited to continue sharing our series on the Unselmurder of Sheila Shepherd.

I want to remind everyone that you can watch video of these episodes on our YouTube page and you can find that at youtube.com slash MissingCSM.

And this episode here is the sixth one in our series on the Unselmurder of Sheila Shepherd from 1980 in Saratoga Springs, New York.

I hope you've been along for the ride for the rest of these episodes and if not you may want to give them a listen.

But this episode Lance is a really poignant one. We go to Sheila's grave with Sheila's Aunt Terry.

That's correct Tim. As you said earlier, if you haven't listened to the episodes prior to this one, go back and listen.

All of this footage and everything that you're hearing for the most part comes from our trip to Saratoga where the investigators were so gracious to invite us there.

And they introduced us to Terry beforehand and we scheduled a meeting with her and you heard us at the restaurant speaking with her with the investigators.

Like you said, it's really poignant and it's really bittersweet and it's very heart wrenching to see the pain that Terry is still going through.

And she wears the pain of her entire family, especially when we're at the graveyard.

When you watch her, she's just so within herself, like she's so reflective when she's at the grave and it's really telling.

And there's a lot of things that she says here that are very telling.

That's right. And the pace is really kind of slow. It really almost kind of has like a funeral or a wake pace.

I don't know if you've ever been in a graveyard. You kind of know how people talk a little slower, the pace, the time in between sentences a little longer.

So that's kind of the vibe here in the first part of this episode. And we talk a lot about Sheila's brother, Jimmy.

Sheila's brother, Jimmy was incarcerated at the time of her murder. And actually he died himself just a couple of years ago on Father's Day.

I'm not sure if it was 2017 or 2018. Yeah, he lived a really tragic life not to mention having the murder of his sister be on his conscience the whole time.

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