Hi, Crime Jenkies. I'm your host, Ashley Flowers.

And the story I have for you today is about a young woman who was abducted out in the

open in the middle of the afternoon and never seen again.

For decades, her case has frustrated law enforcement, the public, and her mother who has never

stopped fighting to get justice for her daughter.

This is the story of Heather Teague.

It's around 1 p.m. on Saturday, August 26, 1995.

And a man named Tim Waltall is getting ready to eat lunch with his wife, Karen.

They have a house right on the Ohio River in Newburgh, Indiana, and one of the things

that he loves about living on this river is being able to look at all the wildlife.

So as Karen is pulling out all the fixings to make hamburgers, he sits down at his

telescope and looks across to Newburgh Beach on the Kentucky side of the river.

He sees a group of people like a little way down the beach riding around on some three

wheelers, just kind of like goofing off and having fun.

But when he shifts his gaze back the other way, something catches his eye.

He notices a young woman away from the other group.

She's laying on her stomach, sunbathing with the back of her bikini top undone.

So you know, this guy's just innocently bird watching, clearly.

Either way, what catches his eye isn't necessarily the woman.

It's actually the man behind her.

According to Tim, there is a shirtless man lurking in a wooded area behind the beach.

And just as his mind processes what he's seeing, this dude makes a beeline for the woman.

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