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You're probably already aware of casts new true crime investigative podcast lost in Panama.

But if you haven't caught up, new evidence and testimony has recently been uncovered in the most recent episodes.

It is shining new light on this case.

The first four episodes of the series set up the foundation of what is known about this case,

including a deep dive into the suspicious tour guide, the mysterious photos and the remains.

But episode five launches a whole new direction of investigation into this case.

A woman connected to the confirmed homicide of her own son tells us that she knows the same men responsible for her son's death are also responsible for Chris and LaSans deaths.

Not only that, but she presents to our team a full detailed story of exactly what happened.

How the women were abducted and killed and somehow it all adds up all the pieces start to fit together or at least start to make more sense.

As time begins to run out on the investigation, but with this major breakthrough in hand, the team in Panama must attempt to assemble a compelling enough theory of the case in order to push the Panamanian government to admit that there's more going on here than meets the eye.

We need them to reopen this case so that a much closer look can be taken at all the new evidence coming to light and the family's affected can finally find some closure all these years later.

Will they do it?

Listen to all episodes of Lost in Panama available now wherever you get your podcasts.

Season two of the opportunist is coming in June. Here's a quick sneak peek.

I really believe this isn't something where he found himself in some type of criminal enterprise where he couldn't stop.

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