Hey, Alarmy. If you're looking for a new addition to your weekly true crime lineup, there's a

podcast I want to tell you about called Generation Y. Every week hosts Aaron and Justin sit down to

discuss a new true crime case covering every angle and theory, walking through the forensic evidence,

and interviewing those close to the case to try and discover what

really happened. In a recent episode, they look into the case of Dorothy Jane Scott. In May of 1980,

near Anaheim, California, Dorothy drove a friend to the local hospital to get emergency treatment.

Then, while he waited for his prescription, Dorothy went to

grab her car to pick him up at the exit, and she would never be seen alive again. I'm about to play a

clip from this episode of the Generation Y podcast. While you're listening, follow Generation Y on the

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Tonight we're talking about the May 28th, 1980, abduction and unsolved murder of Dorothy Jane Scott in Anaheim, California. On the night of May 28th, at around 9 p.m., Dorothy was at a work meeting, and she noticed

one of her work colleagues, a man named Conrad Bostron, appeared to be under the weather,

and he had an inflamed red mark on one of his arms, the size of a golf ball.

I was suspected that this was a spider bite.

Now, if they were in our state, it would be assumed it was a brown recluse, but they're

in California, so they have black widows out there.

Dorothy and another work colleague, Pam Head, decide to talk to Bostron, see if he'll get medical attention. So they leave this

meeting prematurely and they drive him to a local health center, the UC Irvine Medical Center,

and Dorothy's White 1973 Toyota Station wagon. On the way, Dorothy stops off at her parents' house to check on her son,

and she changes her scarf because I guess she was in her work clothes, so she puts on a red scarf,

and they head out to the hospital. It was determined at this hospital that the cause of the

red mark on Bostrand's arm was a black widow bite.

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