This podcast details true crime cases. It contains adult themes and may contain descriptions of violence.

It is not intended for children.

Listener discretion is advised. Thank you for joining me for today's episode of Once Upon a Crime.

We're just kicking off a whole new year and

there are big things in the works for Once Upon a Crime in 2022. Thank you so much for coming

along with me on my true crime journey, whether you've been listening from the

beginning or have just recently found the show. I really appreciate you.

Because we're transitioning into a whole new phase of the podcast and there's so much we'll be rolling out to you

soon we're going to do something a little different for this first episode of the

year. Our new series will begin later this month but for this episode I'm going

to present a type of case I usually only

reserved for my Patreon members. I call these episodes Murder in my hometown

because I'm connected to them locally or have personal knowledge of these cases or sometimes both

In these episodes you'll sometimes get inside information about me my life etc

something I don't often share on the podcast.

So with that being said, let's get into this case.

This is Murder in my hometown,

the disappearance of Janine Sanchez Harms. So there was one case that I really wanted to tell you guys about that happened right here in my hometown but this case has a super crazy

Twist to it that I think it you may be like what when I get to that I live in San Jose California most of you guys know that it's the

Bay Area South Bay Area people call the San Francisco Bay Area but we're kind of

south of there about 45 minutes south of San Francisco San Jose is a pretty large city.

There are some other kind of offshoot little towns

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