Hi, crime junkies. This is Ashley Flowers. If you listened all the way to the end of our episode, which I know some of you don't do,

you'll know that we're taking this week off for Labor Day spending some time with our families.

However, we never take off in the fan club when a fan club episode is due and today a

fan club episode was due. So if you need your fix, if you can't get enough true crime,

I'm gonna play a clip of the episode that we have available right now.

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But if you just want a little taste of true crime, enjoy this little teaser.

It was around 1215 on July 27, 1981 when Reveye Walsh was making her way from the lamp

aisle at Sears to a video game display station to get her son. They had gone there to get some

very specific lamps that her husband John told her on sale, but the store didn't end up

having any in stock. So the trip was kind of a bust. When they had come in, Adam was begging to

play the game. I mean, like what six-year-old kid wants to just look at lamps. So Reveye had left

him there with a group of kids, but when she rounded the corner when she was coming back from the

lamp section, the game station was totally empty. And I have to imagine at first her thought wasn't

like a media panic. She was gone 5, 10, maybe 15 minutes tops. Like he probably went looking for her.

And Reveye even said in an interview with ABC that the last thing she said to Adam when she left

him was I'm going to the lamp section and he says, okay, mommy, I know where that is. So you know,

my logical thinking is that she was probably thinking like, oh, he went to look for me somehow we missed

each other. Yeah, just like pass each other in the aisles or whatever. Yeah. So she began to search

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