Welcome, welcome, welcome back to Classic City Crime. It's me, Cameron Jay, and wow, what a week

you have all given us here at Classic City Crime. The amount of people who are tuning in each week,

who are sharing everything we post on social media, and who are reaching out with their

stories and memories and clues about what happened to Tara,

it's been truly remarkable, y'all. It's been overwhelming, too, but in the best of ways,

I must say. And remember, Katie from episode two, who was Tara's best friend in law school,

did say this. The more we tell her story, yes, the longer we keep Tara Louise Baker alive. And I

truly do believe that. I want you to know and call this some classic city crime insider scoop,

if you will, but we are talking to new people every single day. 20 years might have passed since

Tara was murdered at her 160 Fawn Drive apartment in the Deer Park subdivision on the east side of Athens.

Yet all of your memories are crystal clear to me.

They're real, and I do believe that if you keep sharing them and telling them with me and with the world and with people on our Facebook page and group, we truly can

finally find justice for Tara and for her family, who you know I've grown to love so much.

It's now time to get into what happened back in 2001, and I must say there's so much left

to tell we really are just getting started.

So grab your pen and paper, share this with a friend, and let's figure this out together.

And you'll find that the word together is really my favorite word.

I'm Cameron Jay, and this is classic city crime. Now you remember Miss Virginia, my new friend actually's last words in episode two,

and if you don't, let me take a moment to remind you

it was a rainy day in 2001 miss virginia and meredith were working on a project in their living room

and then the phone rang and there's actually an interesting story about this because the first time

that miss virginia called me i was walking out of work on guess what,

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