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Colleen? I'm good. My car got stolen from Eileen's house last week, but the thieves are nice enough to drop it back off around the corner from her house a couple hours later, so I ended up getting it back.

She's a little roughed up, but should be back to normal in no time. But dealing

when that ate up most of my week this week so Eileen was nice enough to take the lead on researching

this episode while I made about a thousand calls to SFPD in my car

insurance company. How are you? I'm good I'm good. You know Ali from

Insight is actually in town so we got to hang with her for a few, and I got caught up on my work, which was really good, so I could focus more on the podcast, which is always a good thing.

That is great. I like being caught up on work and caught up on the podcast. That makes me feel very complex. I know I know right because it's a lot

We asked some of you to submit some questions on Facebook and we're actually going to answer a couple of them now.

Kendra asked what case sticks with you the most that you've recorded and why?

So the one that I think about a lot is the Evelyn Hernandez case, I think I thought it was really well done calling research and put that one together.

But also it was just so jarring when you looked at the comparison that covers between Evelyn and Lacey

Peterson. Yeah that one yeah I spent a lot of time thinking about that one especially since

it was local but for me I think yeah missing person's cases stick with me the most because maybe a

little part of me wonders if they're still out there or you know I just really

want the case to be solved because you want closure right so Tony Daniel Clark and Snahap Philip are two cases that come to

mind off the top of my head that I find myself wondering about a case that stuck

with me that was a solved case was the San Mateo slasher, the families of the victims

waited so long for justice. I can't even imagine what that would be like for them.

We were actually contacted by a friend of one of the victims and he's now in his 60s and they just

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