What is going on to Crime fans? I'm your host T. And I'm your host Daphne and you're listening to Going West.

Thank you everybody for tuning in today for yet another episode of Going West. Good to have you here.

Hope you're having a good day. If not, hope we can make it better.

Today's case reminds me in a few ways of Dorothy Jane Scott's story. Oh yeah.

Scott's story. I don't know why that just stumped me up. We covered that actually originally in what episode three of Going West?

I think it was either three or four. Yeah, but we redid it when we lost our first seven episodes.

We just covered it again in episode 179. So if you guys are familiar with just how bizarre and scary Dorothy's case was,

today's episode is somewhat similar. Mostly because both of these have stalkers and both cases occurred in the early 1980s.

So yeah, I definitely see the connection and they are both equally terrifying.

Agreed. This case is so spooky. So please share it. Please, you know, post this on your socials if you want.

Really help spread the word about these cases. And it really helps.

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Alright guys, this is episode 222 of Going West. So let's get into it.

In August of 1981, a 20 year old woman in Ohio disappeared in broad daylight from her office.

Weeks before her disappearance, she had been receiving threatening phone calls,

had numerous dreams about being abducted and murdered, and she was concerned about a stalker at work.

To this day, she has never been found.

This is the story of Cynthia Anderson.

Cynthia Jane Anderson was born on February 4th, 1961, to parents Margaret and Michael Anderson,

and she had siblings Mark, James, and Christine. The family of six lived in Lambertville, Michigan,

which is just over the border from Toledo, Ohio, where the story takes place. It's just about a 15 minute drive.

Michael and Margaret married at Christmas time in 1955, while Michael was serving in the Navy,

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