Hi, I'm Andrea Canning and this is Talking Dateline.

I'm joined by Josh Mankowitz and today's episode is called The Last Mile.

It's about the story of Molly Tibbets, a 20-year-old college student who vanished after going out for a jog on a warm summer evening in Brooklyn, Iowa.

What started as a small town search quickly became a massive investigation, with volunteers

combing cornfields, analysts digging into phone and Fitbit data, and a single blurry video

of a black car that cracked the case wide open leading to an arrest.

If you haven't listened to the full episode yet, it's the one posted yesterday.

There's also a link in the description to this episode.

Or you can watch it on Peacock.

So go there and do that.

And when you come back, Josh has an extra clip from his interview with Molly's cousin, Morgan Column, who shares one of her very first memories of Molly.

Later, we'll answer some of your questions from social media.

All right, let's talk Dateline.

Hi, Andrea.

Hey, so Josh, the first thing that really jumped out at me from this story was just how safe

this area seemed.

I mean, this is the heartland.

This is country.

This is the blacktop and the cornfields. You know, I mean, this is the heartland. This is country. This is the blacktop and the cornfields.

You know, I mean, this is small town America where everybody knows everybody else. Maybe not

everybody else, but you know a lot of your neighbors when people drive by you and things

like that. This is sort of the quintessential small town where neighbors look out for each other and people don't

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