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Hey guys and welcome to the Moms & Murder Podcast, a true crime podcast featuring myself Mandy and my dear friend Melissa.

Hi, Melissa. Hi, Mandy. How are you? Doing great. How are you? I'm good. I'm really good. Are you looking forward to our trip to Atlanta?

I am. I liked all the sassy put in there. Yeah. Yeah. And I keep trying to look up real housewives of Atlanta hotspots and I just, I don't think it's going to happen. I don't think you're going to want to do it. Why not? I'll do whatever you want. Well, within reason.

Yeah. Well, I want to go to sleep when we get there and spend most of the time watching Bravo. Do you want to do that? I could be convinced to do that actually.

Perfect. Yes. Our meetup is next this Saturday. When you're at it'll be this Saturday, two to five, Tavarn, thinking man, seven, thinking man's Tavarn indicator Georgia.

Two to five PM Eastern Standard Time. I did all that for memory that I'm very. I'm proud of you. So join us and other Southern true crime podcasts like Corpus Delicte and trace evidence in the fall line.

Lots of other great shows will be there. So yeah, meet us or don't we're going to be weird. It's going to be awkward. Yeah. We're going to be super awkward.

All right. So the only real announcement we have this week is we're going to be recording our Patreon episode quickly. Mandy is going out to town at the end of the month. I'm moving. It's really just a crap show around here this whole month.

And so we decided to do it on the documentary, Eileen, the I lead more no story. So that will be up on Patreon. We have some ads coming up over the next few weeks.

If you guys don't like ads, to understand. If you're on Patreon at a certain level, those are all ad free. We do ad free early release. So if you don't want to hear this certain level is $5. It is. Yes. Thank you.

And yeah, so if you don't want to hear us hawk stuff, that's the way to go about it. Yeah. Okay, Mandy, ready to get into this week's story. Yes, I am.

All right. So this week we have an upsetting story involving the disappearance of a very well liked man from Irvine, California named Peter Tario.

Pete was born on July 7th, 1947 and was 51 years old at the time of his disappearance on December 2nd, 1998.

It's been 20 years since Pete was last seen and he is assumed dead, although his remains have never been discovered.

We're going to learn a lot more about Pete and the possible explanations for his disappearance. But first we're going to tell you a little bit about Irvine, California in this week's segment of We Google this city.

Yeah.

So as of 2010, according to the US census Irvine has a population of 212,000 people. That number sounds right to me. I have no idea.

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