What is going on true crime fans? I'm your host T. And I'm your host Daphne. And you're listening to Going West. Hello everybody. Hope you're

doing well today. This case has been on our radar for a while. It's local to where I grew up.

It's just one of these weird disappearance cases that is in this part of L.A. that we're going to

talk about a little bit later, because there's a few of

them, actually one of which we already covered on the show, but this case came to you by Kelsey,

Nahal, Matthew, and Lauren. So thank you all for showing interest in us covering this one.

Yeah, I was telling Daphne this morning that I felt like we had covered this case because I knew all the details of it.

So it's kind of funny. I must have researched it like sometime in the past and we just never covered it.

But thankfully, we are covering it today.

Yeah, we have been wanting to cover this one for a while.

So you probably did look into it like a couple years ago.

I'm sure I did. Yeah. And by the way, I just want to let you guys know all you new listeners.

Going West does not just cover West Coast cases. We cover cases from all over the country.

And on our bonus series, we do cover international cases.

Yeah, this case today, like I said, it's local to me. It's local to us.

This is a Los Angeles case. So, yeah, the last one we covered was

San Francisco case. The one before that was another LA case. Yeah, actually, fun fact, to go west

means to die or disappear. It's an old English term. So when Heath and I started this podcast in

late 2018, we were like, what's like a unique

name we could come up with that doesn't have true crime in the title or murder or something?

Exactly. That's what that means. We just happen to be doing a lot of California cases right now

for absolutely no reason. But anyway, without further ado, let's dive right into this one.

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