She was found on the side of the road, and the sad thing is my grandparents and myself both traveled that road that morning.

We saw the cop cars, and we didn't even comprehend what was going on.

We didn't get the news yet.

The body hadn't been identified.

So they drove past their daughter, and I drove past my mom not even knowing what happened.

Yeah. drove past my mom not even knowing what happened. Welcome back to missing. I am Tim here today with Lance. Lance, how are you today?

I'm doing fantastic today, Tim. I'm particularly excited because we are commemorating our 10 years of being a functioning podcast, which I think is something that is not only remarkable in my head, but I take pride in because we've covered a lot of missing person cases. We were going back into the catalog of missing

person cases and cold cases and just kind of shaking our heads at all of the ones that we've

spoken about, re-remembering all of the details, all of the guests that we've had on.

So that really makes me feel good.

I hope people out there appreciate that.

I hope they're doing well, Tim.

How are you doing?

I'm doing great.

Yeah, I'm sort of having the same feelings as you while I go back through our catalog and do a little bit of reminiscing. And, yeah, remembering guests and these powerful conversations that we've had over the years.

And today we're introducing an episode that is no different to Lance.

We spoke with Carly Bodine about the murder of her mother, Karen.

And Karen was found murdered on January 22, 2007, in Rochester, Washington.

So in the Pacific Northwest.

And so it's been 18 years, no answers.

The family is still fighting for answers.

And there are still social media pages in this case that you can check out for more information.

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