Hey everyone, I can't believe we have wrapped this season of Red Collar.

I hope you've enjoyed these wild tales of white collar criminals in real life American

Psychos who do anything to cover up their crimes.

I'm sad to call this the end, but after a full year of Red Collar, it's time to close this

chapter.

But don't worry, I'm still going to be around.

You can catch me on my other series, Hell and Gone.

Available on all podcast listening platforms.

I'm actually working on two new investigations for that series right now, and season four

will be available to you soon.

You can also find me on social media.

I'll be posting updates on all my Red Collar investigations and everything else I'm working

on on Instagram at Love Detective.

That's L-O-V-E Detective on Instagram.

There's also a ton of other audio-check content for you to listen to, like an Ademi of Murder

or Strangeland, which just yesterday dropped an entire season for you to binge.

But I wouldn't leave you just like that.

So before I go, I'm going to give you one last episode.

At around 3pm on the afternoon of June 26, 2003 in Verona, Wisconsin, a leafy quiet

suburb of Madison, a woman named Elaine Hendrickson pulled up to an apartment at 305 South

Main Street.

Today, that space is commercial, but back then, it was a residential apartment in a very

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