Hey guys, I'm Andrea and I'm Haley and you're listening to Inhuman the True Crime podcast.

Okay, so today I'm actually covering a case that I had never heard of until I started doing

some digging on some cold cases that had recently been solved. Oh wow. Yeah, because I know like we've been trying to cover some more closed cases.

Yeah, because I do think those cases are important to share too because it gives hope to the cases that are still open.

Right. Yeah, I when you told me what you were covering this week, I hadn't heard it either. So I'm really excited for a totally new case.

Yeah, it's a it's a pretty sad one. I will go ahead and just say that. I'll give a trigger warning to like I said, it's sad. It's very tragic and it does include murder and rape. Unfortunately, but I'm going to be covering the mostly unsolved murder of Jody Luma.

Yes, but it took 48 years for them to solve her case. Oh my gosh. Yes. Wow. Okay, I'm excited that they like solved it. I know. I know.

I know. Okay, Jody Luma was 20 years old in 1972. She was known for being outgoing, outspoken, and she was friendly and seemed to be liked by everyone that knew her.

She lived with her parents, John and Rosemary, her fiance, Jim and her sister, Janna in Snohomish, Washington. Okay.

She also had a brother, but he was in college and didn't live with them. So Jody was artistic, kind, and she had an immense passion for writing horses.

She's just like something she just loved doing. Yeah. And she was currently at that time taking classes to become a nurse because she loved to help people. Wow.

Did you just kill a net? I tried to, but it got away. It got away.

Damn it. The one that got away. The one. Yeah, really. One that got away. Okay. So on August 23rd, 1972,

Jody had decided to ride her bike out to the horse stables, which was about six miles from her house and milk creek.

Like I said, she loved writing horses. It was like a huge passion of hers.

The area was very, I cannot say this word.

I know I hate that word. Yes.

And typically, Jody would have her parents or her fiance, Jim, drop her off.

But on this particular particular day, Jody decided to write her bike instead.

So shortly after 5.30 p.m., which was when Jody was last seen by her family, a couple had pulled off near a wooded area.

They were headed into the wooded area to have some quote unquote alone time.

I see. And I guess that there was not only heard this of one source, but I'm going to go ahead and just start out there.

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