Hello everyone. Welcome to an episode of the crime and coffee couple. My name's Allison. And my name is Mike.

Hi, everyone. Thank you so much for joining us today. We are honored to be over on Melissa and Daniels platform.

Yes, big fans, big, big fans. We would say that they are our podcast besties. Absolutely. 100% love them both dearly in

different ways. And I'd like to share that with them at some point. If we ever get to meet them in

real life, it's going to happen at some point really soon. It's going to happen. I feel it.

Yeah. So anyways, let's talk about us while we got this second. They've been so nice. We're a podcast. We're a couple. We've been married for 23 years just happened. And we bring in a new true crime podcast episode every single week. Yep. And we do bonus episodes once a week. I tell the story. Mike listens to it, having never heard the story before likely because he is not the true crime connoisseur of our coupleship. I am. So when you're listening to it the first time,

Mike is as well. Yep. So join us over on our channel if you want. If you love Melissa and Daniel,

you'll probably at least like us. So I know we're no Melissa and Daniel, but we can keep on trying.

They have some huge shoes to fill. I know my feet won't fit in them, but we're going to try our darned us, and we would love to welcome you over to our channel. Is it a channel, Mike?

No, it's a podcast. It's a podcast. Yeah, that's okay. And you'll learn, too, that I like to

screw things up quite a bit, but I do my very best. Yeah, absolutely. So come on over. Give us a shot. Yep. We'd love to have you. So this is the murder of April Millsap.

So come October, when the first hints of frigid air begin to roll over Michigan, residents know that they're usually in for a good six months of bone chilling cold.

And obviously, we grew up in the Chicago suburbs.

We are very well versed with the frigid air of winter that never seems to end.

Right there on Lake Michigan.

To the point that we got married on May 24th, which was my birthday, and it was probably

about 40 degrees that day.

So it could hang around sometimes until the end of May.

So when warmer temperatures finally arrive with summers, locals

tend to emerge in droves from their hibernation indoors to take full advantage of the warm air

outside. So with that being said, trails and parks tend to be busy, you know, those that are

wanting to just go out and soak up the nice weather because it's only

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