Ms. Baker, you need to come to Athens.

And I said, I'm planning on coming.

And she said, we have, as we've already

reached people in 40 states and five countries with the story of Tara Louise Baker. And that's my

goal to tell the world of who Tara Baker was, what she meant to so many people as you found out

in episode one, what happened to her, and to ultimately obtain justice

for Tara and those she left behind. Now isn't that why we're all here? I must say that I, Cameron

Jay, am crazy enough to believe that you and me together can make a difference in this case,

and who knows, maybe even solve it. If you haven't listened to episode one, I encourage

you to go back and listen right now. It paints such a beautiful portrait of Tara Baker, with her

mother, sister, and brothers as the artist. And remember, this is all about Tara and her family,

which brings me to another detail that I want to share with you before we dive into episode two. If you did listen and you wanted to let the family know something or share a thought

or let them know that you're thinking of them, I have good news. When you now visit ClassicCitycrimpodcast.com

slash Tara Baker, you can send the family a message and I'll be sure that it gets to them.

Now, fun fact, I record these episodes the day before I release them, so as to make sure

that I am delivering what is the latest information.

Now, I spoke with Miss Virginia, Tara's mom, who you met on episode one by text today.

And before we go any further, I wanted to tell you what she said to me.

She said, please find a way to express to your listeners how much Tara was loved.

And I think by the end of this episode, you'll see exactly what Miss Virginia meant.

And with your help, by sharing and telling people about this podcast, you're helping share

Tara's story and love with the world too. We really do

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