Hey, glad you can make it.

Before you head into the bar for today's true crime story, just a warning that TCB might contain disturbing content, so it's not for kids.

Enjoy the episode.

Welcome to True Crime Brewery. I'm Jill. And I'm Dick. So on a quiet spring day in 1999,

in the small town of Mina, Arkansas, 12-year-old Andy Brewer vanished. So what began as to stay at her

grandfather's house, cruelly turned into a nightmare that shook a community, devastated

a family, and changed the way many people saw children's safety and security forever.

Join us today for the day Andy disappeared.

This is the story of a precious girl whose life was stolen far too soon, and of her mother

who somehow turned her unimaginable grief

into a force for justice. In today's episode, we will go through the timeline of Andy's

disappearance, the chilling confession of her abductor, and the heartbreak and resilience that

she left behind for those who knew and loved her.

So what have we got for a beer today?

You know, this is the first case in the state of Arkansas that we've covered.

Yes, I heard that.

You told me that when you were looking up beers.

And I did actually have a beer from Arkansas.

Oh, good.

What's it called?

Called Little Red Strawberry Lager.

Cute. Sounds cute. Diamond Bear Brewing Company in North Little Rock. This is just an American logger. Think of it as kind of a flavored Budweiser or something like that. Oh,

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