Hey everybody, it's Eric Skorsensky, host of the Preacher Boys podcast, and I want to highlight a show that I've been listening to that I think many of my listeners will find especially interesting.

It's a new podcast from Investigation Discovery titled Who Took Misty Copsie? The story takes us back to September 1992. 14-year-old Misty Copsie. The story takes us back to September 1992.

14-year-old Misty Copsie heads to the Washington State Fair with her best friend.

The plan was simple. Enjoy the fair, then get a ride home. But that night, things take an unexpected

turn. Misty doesn't make it home. And from that moment on, she's never seen again.

Police initially categorized her as a runaway. It was a quick determination, but Misty's mom,

Diana, pushes back. She believes something else happened, and does everything she can to raise

alarms and get the attention the situation requires.

Five months later, a search party finds what could be a significant clue.

A pair of jeans, socks, and underwear lying crumpled on the shoulder of a highway.

Diana identifies the genes right away, but investigators aren't convinced.

And even with that discovery,

no additional physical evidence connected to Misty has surfaced in the more than three decades since she disappeared. This is where the podcast steps in and begins to reassemble the timeline.

Across eight episodes, host and cold case investigator Sarah

Kalin takes a fresh look at every piece of information available. She speaks with Misty's

friends, her family, and the people who are closest to the case at the time. She digs into

police records, reevaluate statements, and goes through years of anonymous tips, some detailed, some vague,

and all seemingly pointing in different directions. The podcast explores several possibilities.

Was Misty targeted by a serial offender operating in the region, or was someone in her immediate

circle involved? How did she vanish in a populated area during a major local event?

And how did certain leads go unpursued for so long?

No suspects are ruled out and multiple theories are examined with equal weight.

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