What is going on true crime fans? I'm your host Teeth and I'm your host

Daphne and you're listening to going west. Hello everybody big thank you to Aloy for recommending today's case.

I am surprised I didn't hear about this story when it happened because I was living in LA and

I am the same age as her and so this happened really closely I had friends that went to the school that she was at so I can't believe I didn't hear about this until recently again things to Aloy I mean this story is unreal. Yeah I was actually very surprised to hear

that this was in our neck of the woods because you know we don't typically

cover a lot of cases in Los Angeles. I know we've actually been getting some

requests for more so if you guys have any LA cases or any cases in general please

send us an email to going west podcast at at Gmail.com.

We have a massive list, but we're always accepting new cases.

And we try to get back to everybody,

so thank you in advance.

All right guys, this is episode 433 of going west, so let's get into it. Oh, you know. You're going to see. In September of 2015, a Los Angeles apartment building full of UCLA

sorority sisters caught on fire.

Luckily no one was killed in the flames,

but to the surprise of its residents,

a 21-year-old woman's remains were revealed inside. The manner of death was ruled

homicide after it was determined that she had been stabbed 19 times. As police reviewed surveillance footage in the area and

interviewed locals, a faraway suspect emerged.

This is the story of Andrea Delvesco. Let's go. Andrea Lauren Delvesco or Andy a lot of people called her Andy but we're going to call her Andrea was

born on June 29th 1994 to parents Leslie and Arthur Delvesco and grew up as the middle

child of three siblings alongside an older brother named James and a younger

sister named Alexis.

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