Introducing The Fall Line

Best Case Worst Case

X-G Productions

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

4.1 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2017

⏱️ 4 minutes

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The Fall Line investigates the cold case disappearance of twins in Georgia

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0:00.0	Hi everybody, it's Francie Hakes from Best Case, Worst Case, and I am home in Atlanta
0:14.3	talking to Laura from the Fall Line.
0:16.5	Hi Laura.
0:17.5	Hi.
0:18.5	How are you?
0:19.5	I'm great how are you?
0:20.5	I'm good.
0:21.5	It's so nice to talk to another podcaster.
0:22.5	I'm very excited about hearing from you what you all are doing this season on the Fall
0:27.4	Line.
0:28.4	Can you tell our listeners a little bit about the Fall Line and what you all talk about?
0:32.1	Absolutely.
0:33.1	The Fall Line is a real-time investigation of a cold case from Augusta, Georgia from 1990.
0:38.9	We're looking into the disappearance of twins, Jeanette and Jeanette Mobruk who disappeared
0:43.2	on their way home from a gas station and whose case was closed in 1991 on what the Augusta
0:47.8	Chronicle called hearsay.
0:49.7	The case was reopened in 2013 and there hasn't been a lot of movement since then.
0:54.5	So our podcast is focused on getting that movement to happen and also asking questions
0:58.9	about how the case ended up where it is today.
1:01.8	And you all have the cooperation of the children's family, right?
1:04.8	Yeah, the Fall participation of the family, they're regularly interviewed and they have been
1:08.6	extremely helpful in building the podcast.
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