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Jamie and John, fresh off of CrimeCon.

Didn't mean for that to rhyme, but I do it all the time.

You're a poet and didn't know it.

Yeah.

How's it going, man?

Well, I'm tired, man.

We just got in. I need a break, but we can't let our fans go without an episode. So we're going to do this one just off the hills of getting back from CrimeCon. We are. And it is a, it's a fascinating story that obviously has a horrible ending or else we wouldn't be talking about it.

But I think we're at least our gift to our listeners today is some answers for what happened

here, I think.

Absolutely.

Jamie, I do want to remind our listeners that we have Patreon.

So if you've listened to everything that we have to offer, don't forget, you can go over

to patreon.com for as little as $3 a month, you have access to a bonus episode each and every month.

And you get our regular show early and ad free when available.

Yeah, it's a great deal.

We talked a lot about our show to, I don't know, there were thousands of people at CrimeCon.

At the end of this episode, we are going to kind of give a breakdown of our experience there, but we don't want to have everybody sit through that if you're not interested. So we're going to jump into today's case. John, why don't you get us rolling? Today we're going to be talking about a 12-year-old girl. Her name was Lori Page.

And this one man, this one hits close to home.

I mean, this is around the age of my daughter.

So anytime I talk about a kid, that age, it gets me.

So picture a 12-year-old girl.

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