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Hello everybody, welcome back to Crime Weekly. I'm Stephanie Harlow.

And I'm Derek Lvassar. So we are picking up with Part 2 of Lauren's Spear case.

Unless you have something you want to talk about, I think we should dive right in.

Yeah, let's dive right into it. If you just listen to Part 1 or you listened to it last week,

then you know we just take in about a 10 minute break, we're going right at it. So this is

freshen our heads. Let's not waste any time. We'll get right into it. So Lauren's missing and her

parents, they go to IU and they're staying in the city so they can search for her. In the initial

search for Lauren went on for several weeks and there was tons and tons of local volunteers,

including notable local figures such as the IU basketball coach Tom Kreen and Eric Berman.

And Eric Berman's the father of another IU student who'd gone missing only to turn up dead.

Her name was Jill Berman. Now apparently Lauren's boyfriend, Jesse Wolf, he did help search for her.

It was the first two days he was with everyone searching for her, talking to her parents. But then his

parents flew in from New York and they basically like spirited him away like they took him back with

them on June 7th. The police gave their first press conference where Lieutenant Bill Parker said,

quote, when somebody at 4.30 in the morning, no shoes and has earlier been drinking goes out and

then just disappears off a street corner, we feel there certainly has to be foul play involved.

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