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This is Cam.

And I'm Jen.

And you're listening to Our True Crime Podcast. So Jan, what kind of case you got for me today? I've got a cold case.

Ooh, cold. I'm fascinated with cold cases. I know you really don't like them

because they don't have the payoff at the end. It bugs me. I lay awake at night and think about it. I'm not

kidding. They absolutely fascinate me. I never understand why some of these cases that

have a lot of information, how they end up being cold I just don't I don't get I think that's what bugs me I just can't

understand how come certain cases can be solved in some can but the most important thing is to try to keep the name out there and get it out right try to

keep everything out there and you know it but I'm going to let you know of a case that I had never heard of and

I was even surprised to find out that you didn't hear of it. I know that's a shocker I can't

wait it is and it even happened in our state Missouri that I swear I had no idea I found

it only because as I was perusing Twitter, one of the people that I follow,

which is defrosting cold cases with Alice, had commented on this case.

And it's a 45-year-old cold case as of August of this year in the state.

I have not heard of it.

I know.

Well, let's see if we can do it.

Get some interest in it.

Get some interest in it or at least bring it into public view.

Theresa Hilt was born January 6, 1951.

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