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I'm Hannah. I'm Sruti and welcome to your second episode of Redhanded this week. You lucky, lucky people.

If you haven't noticed yet or haven't listened or haven't seen it for whatever reason, we did release as we promised to do our Redhanded is a silver award-winning podcast bonus episode as selected by you on Tuesday, which was on the Sowa murders, which is obviously the murders of Holly and Jessica.

If you haven't listened to that yet, definitely go listen to it. You guys earned it. And actually, for this week's under the duvet, which will come out immediately after this episode, I want to talk about Ian Huntney's daughter.

So I watched a documentary about her this morning. Yeah, it's pretty sad and shocking. So if you want to listen to that, because you just can't get enough, come do that immediately after this show over on Patreon for all $5 and up patrons.

But enough of that, we got plenty of names today, so I don't want to add any more in unnecessarily. It's a wild one. We've got for you lots of names. We've tried our very best.

What I would say is it's lots of names, but not that many people. You'll figure out why I'm saying that. It's like a riddle. It is. It's probably I would say definitely the twistiest turniest case that I have researched for this show definitely.

I don't know. Normally we'd be like, put your thinking caps on. I feel like you need like, keypup with us joggers today. That's what you need to put on. So go put those on and then let's get started, because it's a weird one. It's probably the first case where I genuinely uttered the word blind me.

To myself. I have a sneaking creeping suspicion. I've heard you say that before. Oh, out loud. I think so. Not very often at all, but I don't think it's anything I've said at all.

Unless I was playing like a little World War II evacuee in a play or something.

Call blind me. But yes, I feel like if it was a story being narrated, it would be.

Sruty stared wide eyed at the laptop and softly uttered. Blind me.

That is the entire theme of how I did the research for this episode. So let's get started. It's a lot.

So it just before one in the morning on the 25th of April 1990, just outside Oklahoma City on the side of a highway.

A group of men found a young woman. She was unconscious laying on the side of the road surrounded by groceries. They called 911.

The woman was rushed to hospital where the police were stuck. Who was she? She had absolutely no idea on her.

The woman had been found halfway between a convenience store and a motel six. So the police suspected that she'd been shopping and was walking back to the motel

when she'd been hit by a vehicle and whoever had done it had then just fled. The woman was in a bad way.

She had a large wound and a hematoma to the back of her skull. She was also, of course, badly bruised from the collision.

But doctors and police also noticed that she had quite a few other bruises too. But these were much older.

So they suspected that their mystery woman was likely a victim of abuse.

But aside from this, the police didn't have much else to go on. The woman remained unconscious in hospital.

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