Hey there, this is Erica Kelly.

Host of the podcast, Southern Fried True Crime.

Each week I take a look at a different Southern Crime.

And like any good gossip, I'm interested in anyone or anything.

I cover contemporary and historical cases, and I love listener suggestions.

Come join me as I explore the dark underbelly of the Deep South.

I'm a one woman show in a narrative format.

Kind of like sitting by the fire and listening to a story.

So pull up a chair and subscribe if you're interested. and and just search for Southern Fried True Crime.

Until then, y'all take care. You are listening to the already gone podcast sharing stories of the missing, the

murdered, the mysterious, and the lost.

July 15, 1993.

That's when the story first hit the newspaper.

Just two columns with her school photo,

15-year-old girl missing from Niles.

Her mother knew before that, though,

as mothers often do, that Becky was she didn't run away she wasn't misbehaving.

Something happened to her.

Her mother also knew who was responsible for her daughter's disappearance.

It would just take a few years to prove her theory.

By the time the story made the paper, Becky had been missing for a couple of days,

last seen on Monday, July 12th around lunchtime.

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