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All right, folks.

Hey you and welcome.

My name is Mike, and you're listening to the latest and possibly best ever episode of That Chapter podcast. And let me tell you why for a second. I'm recording this episode solo. So Keith isn't here. So that automatically makes it about 10 times better than your regular episode. But the reason I'm recording it solo is because I'm on Vacay Baby, so sadly he will be back

very, very soon.

But for now, you are gloriously stuck with me.

And in today's episode, folks, I've got a haunting mystery for you to stew over.

Well, I mean, haunting mystery, the lead detective thinks.

Not so haunting mystery the family thinks. It's a weird one.

And it all started when a 25-year-old man named Micah Moore walked into a police station and confessed to a murder.

Thing is, though, he was confessing to a murder that as far as police and the illegal system were concerned, never actually happened.

That led to Micah being arrested and charged,

but just before his trial was about to happen, the whole case seemingly collapsed in on itself.

So what really happened to Bethany Deaton? Let's give it a cue. Bethany Ann Deaton was born and raised

Bethany Lydline on October 15, 1985, in a suburb of Dallas, Texas.

She was homeschooled by her mother, Carol, and her father, Eric, eventually earning a scholarship to Southwestern University, close to home.

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