July 24th, 1997, Fremont County, Wyoming.

After spending the day running errands, 24-year-old Amy Rob Bechtel never returns home and

her abandoned cars discovered on a remote road in Shoshone National Forest.

Even though he claimed to have an alibi, Amy's husband, Steve Bechtel, is looked at as a potential suspect by law enforcement due to his unwillingness to take a polygraph test.

However, the investigation eventually focuses on convicted murderer Dale Wayne Eaton, who was supposedly in the area when Amy went missing,

but there is no evidence to implicate him and no trace of Amy is ever found.

After that, the trail went cold. Oh, uh, uh, and uh,

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uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, Okay. Hello everyone and welcome to our latest episode of The Trail Went Cold.

I'm your host Robin Warder and today we're going to be covering one of our most highly requested missing persons cases.

The 1997 disappearance of Amy Rowe-Bechtel.

Anyway, the disappearance of Amy-Rechtel is a very prominent missing persons case

which has been featured on unsolved mysteries and disappeared, and not surprisingly,

I've had numerous requests to cover it since the inception of this podcast.

It involves a young woman who went missing in Shoshone National Forest after apparently driving out there to go running,

and while her abandoned car was discovered on a remote road, Amy herself could not be found.

At the outset, there was speculation that Amy may have gotten lost and

succumb to the elements or been attacked by a wild animal, but investigators soon directed suspicion

towards her husband, Steve Bechtel.

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