Coming up, we have 24 suspects have been identified, working two different crews, a day shift

crew and a night shift crew. For Volt Studios, I'm Reid Redmond. And I'm Will Johnson. You're listening to

The Daily Crime. In Florida, a family's calling for justice after investigators announced the likely discovery of the body of missing college student Mia Marcano.

Detectives notified me as parents of our tragic news.

Everyone wanted this outcome to be different.

And in Texas, two stories from Houston, police have arrested dozens of suspects allegedly involved in a deadly and highly organized crime ring, and in Dallas, police officers are

wrapped up in an investigation into a possible pyramid scheme. Because when you say blessing, you think that something is going to come out of,

manna is going to come out of the sky.

But that's not it.

If it was associated with a good and people were paying for that, that's one thing.

But where you're acting like as though money is coming out of nowhere,

like the more people you have,

the more money you're going to make, that's illegal.

Reid, let's start this Friday episode with a case that's been getting a lot of attention

down in Florida, where last weekend, a family of a 19-year-old woman named Mia Marcano

received some heartbreaking news. Tell us what happened. Yeah, over the weekend on October 2nd, the Orange County Sheriff's Office in Florida

announced that they found what they believe are Mia Marcano's remains. She was a college student

living in Orlando. And we're still waiting on an official, a positive ID from the medical

examiner. But the sheriff's office did go so far as to say

they were, quote, very certain it was her. And they mentioned that a purse with her ID was found nearby

as well. So just a heartbreaking end to what had been a more than week-long search for Mia.

In making that announcement, read, did the sheriff's office provide any information about

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