Criminology is a true crime podcast that may contain discussion about violent or disturbing topics.

Listener discretion is advised. Hello everyone and welcome to episode 366 of the criminology podcast. I'm Mike Ferguson.

And this is Mike Morford. Mr. Morford. How you doing this week? I'm doing pretty good. How you

doing? I'm, I'm doing really well. I just got done with another birthday. You know, it was a low key,

but nice. Had a nice steak dinner with the family, came back, had some bun cakes. You know,

that's all I need. Nice. It's the little things that make you happy on your birthday. Yeah,

absolutely. And we're recording early, but by the time this episode comes out, we'll have celebrated

the 4th of July.

So happy 4th to everybody who celebrates it.

Yeah, happy Independence Day, everyone.

We had some great new Patreon support from Mike Miles, so we really appreciate that. Yeah, thank you, Mike. And thank

you to everyone else that helps support the show. If you want to help you head over to patreon.com

so as criminology to get started. All right. We're jumping right in. And this week,

we're talking about a missing person's case, that of Eileen, Beth, Michalov. It's a puzzling one that

has often been connected or intertwined with other cases that we've covered in the past,

but most of those cases have been solved. And when they were solved, it seemed unlikely

that Eileen's case was actually connected to any of those.

While it's great to see some of those cases solved, Eileen's loved ones are still sad, that

there are no answers in her case.

Eileen Beth Michelof was born on March 12, 1975, to parents Mike and Maddie Michalov.

She had a twin brother, Brian, and an older brother, Robert, who was born about two years

earlier.

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