Hi guys, it's Melissa and Mandy, host of Moms and Murder Podcast. We wanted to tell you guys about the hit podcast cold.

This season, the host Dave Cawley investigates the disappearance of Shari Warren, a young mother looking for a fresh start.

Shari was recently divorced and she had moved back in with her family, found a great new job, and even a new boyfriend.

Her life was turning around and she was really happy for the first time in a long time.

But on a crisp October evening, after work, Shari said goodbye to her co-workers, left the office, and was never heard from again.

All eyes quickly turned towards her ex-husband. He had a history of violence and had previously lured another woman into the woods and beat her with a tire iron.

But there was also another man that peaked the interest of investigators. Shari's new boyfriend, a former reserve police officer, who also had a dark history of sexual violence.

The two men closest to Shari swore they loved her and promised to protect her. But did one of them murder her?

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Rain drizzled over the canyon of the South Fork of the Ogden River.

It patterned on the canvas top of Heidi Paznín's Jeep as she drove up Utah State Highway 39 on the morning of Friday, June 4, 1971.

She was on her way to meet the strange man who had for weeks been calling her, demanding they go on a date.

I can't see it, but I'm doing air quotes.

She turned right off the highway at the entrance to the Meadows Campground, crossed a short bridge over the river, barely more than a creek really,

and stopped next to a camper trailer on the far side.

A pair of sheriff's deputies dressed as fishermen stepped out to greet her.

I said, what should I do? He said, I'll just pull across the street and leave the Jeep Park like the sideways.

As Heidi's describing this to me decades later, she's using her hands to show the positions of her Jeep and the trailer,

how the deputies told her to park next to them, but to reverse out after the collar arrived and passed by her position,

to block him from getting back across the bridge to the road.

She was the cheese on the mouse trap.

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