Sometimes it's better to be lucky and good, though of course it's always good to be both.

That was never truer perhaps than in the case of that missing young woman, Christy Johnson.

If she doesn't tell the roommate that she's going off to meet somebody and this is what she's wearing.

This case never goes anywhere.

If another woman who'd been recently propositioned by a photographer hadn't called a tip line

and provided police with a description of a possible suspect, detectives wouldn't have had a sketch

to show the public.

This man approached me, and he looked normal.

If a parole officer hadn't noticed the sketch looked a lot like one of her parolees,

the detectives wouldn't have known who to investigate.

He had only been released from prison on January 20th, 2003.

So, yes, one month later, and a week after Christy vanished,

the detectives got lucky.

They had a suspect.

But they still hadn't found Christy.

And luck rarely holds for long.

It was extremely frustrating, especially since some time. Christy, and luck rarely holds for long.

It was extremely frustrating, especially since some time had elapsed.

We weren't sure if she was alive.

We were hoping that she was alive.

In this episode, you'll hear about disturbing similarities, the mall, the man, bond film auditions, and more women.

I was watching the news one morning, having a cup of coffee, and the story was on, and there was this drawing of someone, a composite, and I recognized him immediately.

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