What is going on true crime fans?

I'm your host Heath.

And I'm your host Daphne.

And you're listening to Going West.

Hello everybody. Thank you so much for tuning in. Big shout out to Megan and Laura for putting

this case on our radar. This is a very controversial story. It's a very tragic story. I think a lot of you

guys are going to have opinions on what happened here and we would love to hear them. So please find

photos and a comment section for this case over on our socials. We're on Instagram at Going

West Podcast. We're on Facebook. We're on TikTok. Sorry, I know we plug this every single episode,

but we love hearing from you guys. Absolutely. And yeah, I agree with you. This is one of those

ones that's kind of confusing

where I feel like a lot of people are split down the middle. Some believe this. Others believe this.

Yeah, so listen closely because there's a lot here today. Well, all right, guys. Without further ado,

this is episode 611 of going west, so let's get into it. The

The In May of 2020, a 50-year-old woman headed around Westerville, Ohio, to celebrate her birthday.

The next morning, her husband says he awoke to find her missing, with no sign of her anywhere.

When her body was eventually found by a honeysuckle tree in the woods that she loved to forage in,

investigators were sent on a confounding journey

to figure out what it happened to her.

This is the story of Emily Noble.

Music This is the story of Emily Noble. Emily Ann Noble was born on May 24th, 1968, to parents Ruth and Lester in Ohio.

And there she grew up alongside a brother named Andrew and a sister named Amy.

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