Whatever you do, don't pause this episode. No, you're not losing it. We have covered Deborah

Espy's case before. But this isn't just any re-release. When we first reported on Deborah's case

in 2024, we left off with current investigators exploring DNA testing.

Well, the results are in,

and I'm excited to bring you the breaking news

that Deborah's case has finally been solved.

But if you remember the case well,

you might recall that there was another very similar case to Debra's that police

thought might be connected, the murder of Teresa Ducevich. While the DNA results have now proven

that those two cases aren't connected, which means our team went back to Teresa's case with

fresh eyes. And next week, we're going to bring you a brand new story about her, the Queen of Diamonds from Florida.

In the meantime, I want you to take a listen to this updated version of Deborah Espy's case

with brand new information about how it was solved toward the end.

And come back next week for Teresa Ducevic's story.

But until then, our card this week is Deborah Espy, the six of clubs from Florida. A college campus in broad daylight in a town

literally called Niceville might be one of the last places you would expect a young college student

to disappear from. But in March 1973, that's exactly what happened.

Deborah Espy's case spans more than 50 years with twists and misdirections all along the way.

But after a dusting off of the case file from a new detective when our team came knocking in

2024,

this 50-year-old mystery has finally been solved.

I'm Ashley Flowers,

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