Hi, I'm Jiu Chang. You may know me as the co-anchor of Nightline or from my true crime reporting on 2020.

Complex layered stories like the Murdoch family murders and I'm going to get you, the case of Debbie Dorian.

And now I get to host a new true crime podcast from 2020 and ABC Audio called Bridge of Lies.

It's a heart-pounding thriller about the mysterious disappearance of Sarah Stern, a 19-year-old from

New Jersey who had dreams of becoming an artist. The night she disappeared, the only clue authorities

discovered was her car, abandoned on a bridge overnight.

Her friends and loved ones offered different theories. Maybe she jumped or fled to Canada.

But the more police were digging, conflicting statements moved investigators to consider the

possibility of foul play. But what motive would there be to

harm Sarah? The detectives start to piece together a shocking betrayal. It makes you question,

who can you trust? Finally, a daring sting operation reveals a heartbreaking betrayal.

You actually have to hear it to believe it.

In Bridge of Lies, we'll be sharing every twist and turn of this entire story over the next six weeks.

Keep listening now to hear the first episode right here.

And if you like it, you can get the rest of the series by following Bridge of Lies on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, or wherever you're listening now.

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