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Follow without warning podcast season three investigation derailed with Sheila Weissaki on

iTunes, Stitcher and Google Play. Without warning podcast presents season three investigation derailed.

Come behind the curtain with private investigator Sheila Weissaki and examine a major injustice.

Warning the following episode contains elements that are graphic in nature. Listen to discretion is advised.

It's been nearly 13 years since Vicki Hall had her daughter Katie and her grandchildren taken from her.

But the pain of their loss returns fresh every day. I started the without warning podcast to get tips in the cases I was highlighting and listeners have responded so incredibly.

I have believed from the beginning that this case is solvable. Over the course of the last 17 episodes, the information we have uncovered makes me believe that even more strongly.

We may be wrapping up the season of the podcast, but rest assured we are not wrapping up our investigation before we get into where the case stands and where we are headed.

I want us to pause for a moment and learn a bit more about Katie as she was in life. Let's listen to Vicki as she talks with crowdsourcers Kendra and Chelsea.

Katie was the oldest born in 81. Katie would be 40 next year. Came three weeks early and was born on his birthday. February 9th was his birthday. That was quite the surprise.

She was born on her dad's birthday. Was she in her heart delivery? No, real, real easy. I woke up my water head broke. Totally nothing. It was 20 below zero and Michigan.

I didn't know if the car was going to start. The car started and got to the hospital. They were ex-wanted to X-ray me to see if I was going to be big enough to deliver because I was tiny.

They were going to X-ray me. All I had to do was wait for the doctor to get there who had had a fire in his basement. I had to sit there and suck a dish and breathe. They wouldn't let me have deliver her. She was, you know, anyway. So she came really fast.

If you have hair when she was born or yeah, she was real cute. She had dark hair and then she had real, real blue eyes. So how big was she?

Six pounds seven and a half ounces. Tiny. Tiny little thing. Well, yeah, for being three weeks early. But still a healthy size. You know, not really. Yeah, she was totally healthy. Yeah.

I was the oldest of six and then I had to take care of my two-year-old brother. And I had to take care of my siblings because didn't have the best family life.

So I was so used to being the mother that I mean diapers, bottles, that wasn't anything to me. You know, so that's one thing that I can say. I was just a mother already pretty much.

That's kind of what Katie was like Sarah and Jesse. Jesse's the younger of the two, right? Boys.

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