Going back to our season one case, the 1997 disappearance of Amy Robechtel,

there's been a long-awaited legal development as relates to Dale Wayne Eaton, a possible suspect in Amy's case.

That is coming up next.

Welcome to this update episode of Frozen Truth. I'm Scott Fuller, and on this brief update episode, I'd like to

direct your attention back to our season one case, the disappearance of Amy Robechtel from the

mountains around Lander, Wyoming in 1997. We covered Amy's case over a series of five episodes

in our very first season here on Frozen Truth. And it might benefit

your recollection of the update that we're going to bring you here if you go back and listen to,

especially the second episode of the series, which was an episode called Junkyard Dale.

It dealt very, very briefly with a man named Dale Wayne Eaton, who was eventually convicted of

killing a woman named Lisa Marie Kimmel, who was a very young, 18-year-old young woman,

was driving one night from Denver to visit her boyfriend and her family in Montana,

and somewhere along the road there, came across the path of Dale Wayne Eaton.

Dale Wayne Eaton abducted Lisa somewhere along the highway, and he held her captive for

upwards of a week, and essentially, when he was done with Lisa, he discarded her off a bridge

near Casper.

Eventually, several years later, he was convicted of that crime, and authorities were able to find

her car buried at his property in Manita, Wyoming.

You'll recall Manita from the very first season of Frozen Truth. Both Eaton's time there,

and when I say there, it's an unincorporated town of four or five people, relatively near where

the whole rest of the case of Amy Robechtel takes place. I distinctly remember what you hear

on that season of me driving through that barren

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