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All right, guys. This is episode 224 of going west. So let's get into it.

In January of 2022, a 23 year old woman living in the Bay area went missing after being spotted on surveillance footage at a local gas station.

The next day, her car was found abandoned on a dead end street with the keys in the ignition, but she was nowhere to be found.

Throughout the investigation, police discovered numerous suspicious clues leading to one specific suspect.

This is the story of Alexis Gabe.

Alexis Gabe was born on March 17, 1998 to parents Rowena and Gwen Gabe, who are originally from the Philippines, and she was the only daughter and middle child in between older brother Gwen Marcus and younger brother Gwen Austin.

Alexis grew up in the East Bay region of San Francisco, aptly named for being east of the city and attended Liberty High School in Brentwood, which is about an hour north east of the city.

Her family lived in Oakley, California on the shores of the San Joaquin River, which eventually leads into the San Francisco Bay.

Located in Contra Costa County, one of the nine counties that make up the Bay area, and host a population of about 45,000 people, so not too big, not too small.

The Gabe family loved music, especially Alexis. Her dad, Gwen, is a talented singer, and the family loved to cheer him on at karaoke.

He's also recording multiple songs as a tribute to his daughter, which can be found on her Facebook page if anybody wants to hear that.

Gwen said she was most fond of the oldies throughout her young life, and Alexis was very artistic, and she loved taking photos and painting, and even has a website dedicated to her art pieces.

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