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is advised. Welcome to True Crime Brewery. I'm Jill. And I'm Dick. One April evening in 1991,

Anne Races three children waited for her to pick up some food for

them at McDonald's, which was less than a mile away. But instead of seeing Anne's white minivan

pull into the driveway, their father showed up hours later with a small bag of cold French fries.

He said that their mother had gone away on a trip to think things over.

This was so unlike Anne, who planned everything and put her children above all else, that

Anne's children didn't believe it, and neither would the police. Join us at the quiet end for the

disappearance of Anne race. 42-year-old Anne had been planning to divorce her husband John for several

months. She'd rented a condo and moved her and her children's belongings there before she vanished.

No one believed John's story, but there was no evidence that anything had happened to Anne.

Years went by while her children tried to understand where she could be, and their father

behaved strangely, never fully cooperating with the investigation. The circumstantial evidence

and suspicions were piling up, but could investigators prove murder without a body?

So before I get to the beer review, let me just mention that you and I were on

episode of 2020 last night. I know. Isn't that exciting? It was. Wow. Well, the 2020 was doing

an episode about Chandler Halderson. They titled, There's Roadmap to Murder. And we had covered

that case last year. We called it parent trap. And that was from

February of 24. Okay. So if anyone wants to revisit it or watch us on 2020, of course, it's on

Hulu now. So you can watch it anytime. Anytime. You think you'll watch it again? Oh, I already have.

You have. Okay. And I'll do it some more. All right. Well, yeah, a lot of fun. So thanks to

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