This is the fall line.

This podcast and everything, really, that we've done with it begins with one event.

The disappearance of Jeanette and Jeanette Milbrooke.

For turn-al-twins who, on March 18, 1990, left a convenience store in Augusta, Georgia on foot.

They were headed to their mother's house just a few miles away, but they never made it.

Through our work on this case, a case closed for over 20 years.

From 1991 until 2013, we have made many friends and allies.

One person in particular has been a strong presence in both our work and in supporting the family of the twins.

She makes sure the twins sister Chante and their mother Miss Louise get coverage each time anything changes in the case or an anniversary comes up.

In fact, she's been there with us since the beginning, working on the other side of the media line in more traditional news.

We met Renetta DeBose, anchor and reporter for Augusta Aikens' WJBF, four years ago, and from the start, it was clear we were all interested in the same things.

Investigating cold cases and attracting the attention to the most forgotten murders and disappearances.

Renetta has stuck with the Net and Jeanette's case, but they aren't the only missing or murdered people in Augusta or in Aikens.

And as Renetta has built her career in the Augusta Aikens area, she's become known as the television news reporter to dig into and stay with the area's coldest cases.

And she's likely the perfect person for that job because she's not just an investigative journalist.

She's also the family member of a murder victim whose case has gone cold.

Her own grandmother, Gwendolyn, was killed in Indiana, and the family has been waiting for answers since Renetta was a small child.

She's grown up with the unfinished business and the pain of her grandmother's case and absence permeating her family.

As long as we've known Renetta, she's been busy, never a woman to sit idle.

She's on so many committees and boards that she often has a meeting every night in a given week.

She's a member of the Augusta Alumni Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated and on the positively Augusta HIV AIDS and Awareness Board,

a member of the Augusta Chapter of the links incorporated and a member of the Patient Advisory Board of the PCOS Challenge, the National Polycystic Overy Syndrome Association.

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