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My name is James Walner. This is

episode 8 of Call Me Shelley, the mysterious disappearance of Michelle Juleson. By the way, if this is

your first time listening, or if you've not listened to episodes 1 through 7 of this season, I

recommend that you start there. In this episode, an interview with Shelley's son, Jaden Woodworth. On August 2nd,

1994, Jaden was three and a half years old when his mother dropped him off at his grandparents,

then disappeared. Today he's 31. Jaden speaks with me about some of his hazy memories of his mother,

about growing up without her, about his father and

grandparents, and more. And we will be talking about something else in this episode, too.

In 2019, Jaden's father, Kevin Woodworth, met with Bismarck police investigators, again,

to talk about Shelley's disappearance. The meeting didn't go so great.

Bismarck PD put Kevin in an interview room and pressed him, looking for a confession.

They pressed pretty hard until finally, Kevin Woodworth abruptly stood up, said,

We are done, and walked out of the Bismarck PD in utter frustration.

And why did he storm out? Why the frustration?

It was all over a specific detail about Shelley's disappearance, a small yet very important detail

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