Welcome to Monday morning murder in the news with Alyssa Carroll.

Except it's Friday because I haven't made a new intro yet. Moving on, good morning heathens and happy

fatality. Are we keeping that one? I don't know, Friday in the news. And here we continue our

murder in the news, which is still better than the regular trash news we are fed, so buckle

in trash pandas. Let's get to it. And remember as I always say I do not read the

articles ahead of time. I only look for the headlines so we are reacting together.

Here we go.

So our first article comes from WK R G 5 out of Mobile County.

Mobile County Sheriff's Office reopens 1998 cold case.

Coming out of Mobile, Alabama.

The Mobile County Sheriff's Office announced Thursday that they are reopening the 1998 cold case

disappearance of Deborah Pritchett thanks to new technology and investigative techniques.

The last known contact from Pritchett was on January 29th, 1998.

She left a message on a friend's answering machine that night

at about 630, letting her friend know that her nursing school classes had been

cancelled. Pritchett left behind four children. The Mobile County Sheriff's Office

said Pritchett was 26 at the time of her disappearance.

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System about Pritchett said she was last seen wearing all black.

That's my girl. she was last seen wearing all black.

That's my girl.

So the MSCO said that they had recently reviewed new information

about Pritchets disappearance.

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