What is going on true crime fans? I'm your host teeth and I'm your host Daphne and you're listening to going west.

Hello everybody today's case was recommended by Megan, so thank you Megan.

And we actually mentioned it in episode 301 of Going West on Heidi Allen, because at one point

investigators in Heidi's case wondered if her murder was

connected to Lisa's. Yeah because they were kind of in the same area but it

appears that they are not because today's case has a very very clear answer yes it does so

thanks for tuning in everybody and let's step right into this one today yeah

let's do it all right, this is episode 393 of going west, so let's get into it. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

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Oh, Oh, You know. You're going to be. Oh, In April of 1992 a

of 1992 a 24-year-old woman headed into a night shift at work in Massachusetts. But when her co-worker arrived the next morning,

she noticed a few unsettling things. Her car was still in the parking lot, the door to the shop was unlocked, and the open sign was still on.

When the woman's body was found in the woods, police persevered to find her killer.

And thanks to a shocking letter, they'd get their answer. This is the story of Lisa Ziegert. Lisa Marie Zeegert was born on March 24th, 1968 in Hollyoke, Massachusetts to parents

George and Diane or D. Zeegert. She grew up alongside her brother David and her two sisters, Lynn and

Sharon in the town of Agewa, Massachusetts that hosted a population of around

27,000 people when this story takes place.

Agawam is situated on the western side of the Connecticut River, so the town borders the state

of Connecticut, and it's right outside the larger city of

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