Welcome to the podcast, Crime Salad, where we talk true crime.

I'm your host Ashley, and with me always is my husband and partner in crime, Ricky.

The purpose of this podcast is to honor the victims through ethical storytelling in the

hopes of preventing future tragedies. We want our stories to resonate and educate others

in hopes that some of these similar cases with identifiable patterns can be prevented.

Now, before we jump in, please let us warn you that this is a true crime podcast.

The details of this episode may be triggering to some listeners.

Listener discretion advised.

Hey Crime Sal listeners, welcome back to another episode of Crime Salad. I'm your host Ashley.

And I'm Ricky. And this week we are doing a two harder. So part one is this week next week

we'll be following up with a part two. That's all that works, right? Right. And our dogs

also in the booth and he's breathing it. He's not me. He's a pug. So I don't know even know how

he got in here, honestly. I don't know. But yeah, whenever you listen to part one, you're going to

think that the episode's over. No, it's not. We got tons more of information for you. So buckle up.

The other one's snoring now. These are, wait, both pugs are in here. How did they get in here?

It's a grumble. Oh my gosh. So this episode we're actually going to Mazeville, Colorado. Do you

know anything about Mazeville, Colorado, Ricky? Billy Maze lived there. Really? No? Okay. Well, anyways,

we are taking you to a little town called Mazeville, Colorado, which in 2010, there was a population

of 135 people. So very small town and fun little fact, the town of Mazeville rests at an elevation

of 9,504 feet above sea level. So oh, like a big hill. Like it's in the mountains of Colorado. Yeah.

Castle on a hill. Yeah, in the mountains. And they actually have to add more flour to their cookies

or their baked goods. What? Yeah. Did you ever look on the back of a flour pack? A flour bag? No.

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