10-minute murder contains depictions of violence that some listeners may find disturbing.

Discretion is advised. Hello and welcome to 10-minute murder, the brief and bingeable true crime podcast. I'm Joe,

and thanks for being here. And if it's your first time, let me quickly explain what we're all about.

Like you, I'm a big fan of the true crime genre. But these one, two, three-hour podcasts about true crime, I just can't do it all

the time. Some of them I can sit through. I mean, they could talk for eight hours straight and I can do

it. But most of them, there's just too much side talk and ramble about things that aren't

pertinent to the case they're talking about. So I made it my mission to find the most interesting

cases and chop

them down and dissect. That's probably a poor choice of words. I only take the best parts of the

case, the most interesting parts, and the parts that you absolutely need to know. And I tell you all

about it. And I try to do that all in 10 minutes. Sometimes it's a little more than 10 minutes,

but this is a podcast, not a

deposition, so sorry. And then on Sundays, I focus on one serial killer and talk about his

life and times being a serial killer. And that is called serial killer Sunday. And that's coming

up this Sunday again, FYI. But today, we're talking about Lee Rodarty and the murder of Savannah Gold, where without a piece

of video evidence and possibly a confession, I don't think this case ever gets solved.

But luckily, that didn't happen.

So let's get to it.

Thank you. Savannah Gold, a waitress at Bonefish Grill, had a 5.30 shift on August 2, 2017,

a shift that she never showed up for. She left her parents' house

in Jacksonville, Florida, and plenty of time to be there. But when it came time to clock in,

she didn't. And the supervisor on duty didn't think much of it, just took her hours off the schedule.

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