They go out to the trail because they have the Find My iPhone feature all in common for safety.

These were safety consciously.

And they track her phone, Jim, and they see that it has not moved since 9, 10 a.m.

And so they're worried that she is injured.

Hello and welcome to Best Case, Wor case. This is Jim Clementi, retired FBI profiler,

former New York City prosecutor and writer-producer of criminal minds and bluebeard,

which is doing amazingly, by the way, and it was picked for Audubles top 20 of 2024, which is pretty cool.

Wow. Yes. So it was one of the best, I guess it's fiction books, audio books, or the

entire year. So that's an awesome thing. And with me today is...

Hi, everybody. It's Francie Hakes, former state and federal prosecutor. Jim, we are picking

up right where we left off last week. It seems rather hard on a holiday week to pick up with a

terrible case, but I hope everyone had a safe and happy Thanksgiving.

Let's dive right back into where we were in the Lake and Riley case.

It happened here in my own backyard, and just to recap kind of last week's analysis and

discussion, we were talking about the Lake and Riley murder case that happened here in Athens,

Georgia, just this past February, February 22nd of 2024. Lake and Riley murder case that happened here in Athens, Georgia, just this past February, February

22nd of 2024.

Lake and Riley was a young woman who was a nursing student.

She had gone to the University of Georgia and was in nursing school in Athens and at about

nine o'clock that morning, February 22nd, she went running on some trails near some intermural

fields there at the University of Georgia campus. And during her run, she encountered Jose Ibarra,

who lived in an apartment complex just five minutes from that trail. And what we talked about last week, Jim,

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