What is going on true crime fans? I'm your host Heath and I'm your host Daphne.

And you're listening to Going West. Hello everybody.

Hope we're doing well today. Today's case, we got a bunch of emails from you guys because we did

mention this case in the episode on Matthew and felt that we covered recently, which if you didn't

listen to that episode that came out in March, that is such an insane story. You need to go listen to it.

Yeah, because for some reason, this small town of Tenino weirdly has a lot of cases that are attached to it.

Yeah, and they're all really bizarre as well. They're not like your run-of-the-mill cut and dry true crime case.

They're all really,

really suspicious and spooky and eerie. This is one of them. So thank you to everybody who gave us

the green light to cover this one. And without further ado, let's just dive right in.

All right, guys, this is episode 598 of going west, so let's get into it. The

The In March of 2009, a 36-year-old mother vanished from her Washington home along a highway without a trace.

Multiple men are believed to have been in contact with her on the weekend she disappeared.

Some even for dates, one of whom confessed to killing her.

But was he responsible?

Or was it possibly the local butcher who is convicted of murder the following year.

This is the disappearance of Nancy Moyer. Nancy Headland was born on November 22nd, 1972 to parent Sandra and Vern Headland

and grew up alongside a younger sister named Sharon.

Nancy was raised in Olympia, which is the capital city of Washington State, growing up in the Pacific Northwest.

Throughout her life, she was described as bubbly, funny, energetic, and a very hard worker.

So after graduating from high school, Nancy enrolled in Central

Washington University to study accounting, where she was a bright and devoted student. And then,

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