Episode 229: Sydney West

Inhuman: A True Crime Podcast

Inhuman Podcast

True Crime

4.8 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 20 July 2023

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

On September 30, 2020, Sydney West went missing from San Francisco, CA. She was last seen at approximately 6:45 a.m. entering the Golden Gate Bridge. At the time of her disappearance Sydney was 19 years old, 5'10, 130 lbs. with light brown hair and blue eyes. She was last seen wearing dark leggings, a light teal hoodie, and Vans sneakers with a tropical print on them. Her hair was in a bun on top of her head.

A $25,000 reward is being offered for information leading to Sydney's location and return.

If you have ANY information that could help bring Sydney home to her family, please contact private investigator Scott Dudek at (925) 705-8328 or email tips to [email protected].

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0:00.0	What's up you guys, I'm Andrea, and I'm Kaylee, and you're listening to Inhuman A True Crime Podcast.
0:08.8	All right, welcome back guys. Happy Thursday. And as you heard, we have a special guest today,
0:34.4	and it is my other baby sister Kaylee. So this is my sister Kaylee. I had to have her on the
0:43.9	podcast too because like my other sister Emily and I, she also has a huge love and passion
0:50.0	for True Crime, which I like to think I attribute to that a little bit. You did, yeah, you definitely did.
0:57.2	So I had to ask her a course to come on and co-host with me while Haylee is on
1:02.6	maternity leave. So I always ask, oh my guess. This is a new thing I do because you guys have heard
1:10.9	it like every episode and you're probably getting sick of me saying it, but tell our listeners what got
1:17.7	you into True Crime. Like what was it? Was there a case that kind of catapulted you into it,
1:22.0	or was it, was there just like one case that really like hook lying and sinkered you into it?
1:27.2	Oh man. Well, I will say you sitting here first, you, you pretty much got me into the True Crime
1:34.4	because I think I know Emily said, I've listened to her episode and she was talking about how we grew
1:42.1	up watching date live and mom and dad put that on. And so she's over there like nine years old saying,
1:48.9	yes, what case is on the night? And I'm over here saying, please like turn this shit off. I'm really
1:54.9	scared. Like I grew up like really scared of that kind of stuff. Like I was really scared. Like
2:00.5	someone would come rob our house, or they'd come kill me, stuff like that. But then when I got into
2:06.2	high school, yeah, got into high school and you kind of introduced me to different True Crime
2:14.3	documentary podcasts. And I really liked it. And then that was also when I started taking more
2:19.8	psychology and sociology classes. And so they all kind of like became paired with the two. And
2:25.4	then I started getting really interested in that. And I don't know, cases, that's, that's so hard.
2:31.7	I think all of the mainstream ones I really paid attention to, but me and you are very similar.
2:39.2	In the fact, I think like empathy wise and Kendrick Johnson and Daniel Robinson, I think about them
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