Hi, and welcome to the undisclosed Addendum, the State versus Greg Lance, episode three, The Haren Farm.

I'm Rebecca LaVoy, host of the True Crime Review podcast, Crime Writers on, and part of the audio editing team at Undisclosed.

And joining me today is Robia Chaudry, host of Undisclosed and

bestselling author of Anon Story. Hey, Robia. Hey, how are you doing? I'm good. Also with us is the

amazing super lawyer, Susan Simpson, co-host of Undisclosed and blogger at The View from LL2. Hello, Susan.

Hey, Rebecca. And finally, our special guest this week is Celeste Trusty. You may remember Celeste

from the Chester Holman series. She worked with Rabia to investigate and report it.

Celeste also writes at the jury room blog. Hey, Celeste.

Hey, thanks for having me. Thank you so much for being on the show.

All right. Now now for a quick

synopsis of episode three, if you have not listened to the Heron Farm, go back and listen to it

before you listen to this episode. In episode three, we're introduced to the Heron Farm, owned by

Mike Heron. He's a friend and coworker of Greg Lances. In August of 1998, both before and after the Kolesna Cows

were murdered, Mike Heron's neighbors witnessed a number of strange happenings on his farm.

Heron himself didn't live on the farm, so his neighbors kept an eye on the place. Three days before

Victor and Allah were murdered, Heron neighbors, Judy Wells, and Joe Brown heard gunshots on the property. Upon

investigating, Joe later said he found a couple of full gasoline cans in Heron's barn. Later that

week, they said they saw some strangers on the farm, and a few weeks after that, Heron's other

neighbors, the Powell's, saw smoke coming from the farm because someone was burning something

there.

When Joe took a closer look, he says he found a burned log with a bullet in it.

That same week, they also saw a strange U-Haul truck on the property.

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