I'm Tim here today with Lance. Lance, how are you today?

I'm doing fantastic today, Tim. I hope everyone out there, hope they're doing it just as fantastic.

This guest that we have on is bringing to the table the really tragic. Fantastic today, Tim. I hope everyone out there, hope they're doing it just as fantastic.

This guest that we have on is bringing to the table the really tragic death of an individual.

And as you look into this more and you dig deeper, you do find that this death is probably most likely a homicide.

And that is exactly what our guest is going to be talking about today.

But Tim, what I want to be talking about right now is your mood. How are you?

I'm doing all right. Thanks for asking. I'm excited to be here. We are continuing our series of post-crimeCon interviews, and we met Melissa Sandberg at CrimeCon, and she was speaking very passionately about investigating

the unsolved murder of Judith Petty. And she's teamed up with a group of investigators. In fact,

it's called the American Military University Cold Case Investigations team. And they're from

Charlestown, West Virginia. But they're also known as the Safe Haven

team. And Safe Haven is the name of their podcast as well that is looking into Judith Petty's

death. And she was 48 years old when she went missing and her body was found in February of 2008.

And we get into all of the details here in this conversation with Melissa.

But Tim, if people want to listen to all of these details and not get interrupted by commercial

breaks, where would someone find this episode, plus every single other episode that we've

done without commercial breaks?

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