Hi, Crime Junkies. I'm your host Ashley Flowers, and I'm Britt.

And today we have a story that will remind anyone who is still seeking justice, that it's

never too late. Don't give up hope. And it will serve as a warning to anyone who's

committed a crime that it's the season of justice. And just because you haven't been

arrested yet does not mean you've gotten away with it. This is the story of Lisa Seagart.

Lisa was a 24-year-old recent college grad working in her small town of Aguwa, Massachusetts.

Lisa wanted to be a teacher, but since she was just starting out in her career, Lisa

had to start as a teaching assistant at the local middle school. Now anyone who's worked

in education will know that doesn't pay a whole lot, but that was okay with Lisa. She

was just happy to be getting her foot in the door, and she was able to supplement her

income with a second job at a gift shop called Britney's. So Lisa had a pretty regular

schedule. She would work at the middle school during the day, and then she would leave

and head straight to Britney's right after to work there from like five o'clock to nine

o'clock. But that regular schedule was disrupted on April 16th, and more than one person

took notice. Almost simultaneously, two things were happening. First, those who worked at the

middle school with Lisa realized that she was a no-call no-show on the 16th, which was

super unlike her. So right away, they call Lisa's mom Dee to see if she knows anything. Maybe

something happened to Lisa and maybe she got tied up, whatever. But Dee is just as surprised

as they are. Admittedly, her first thought though is like, maybe she just overslept. Like

everything's probably fine. Now, the second thing that was happening was that another young

woman named Sophia was scheduled to work the opening shift at Britney's. But as soon

as she pulled into the parking lot, everything felt wrong. Lisa's car was still in the parking

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