This is Murder in the Rain, where each week Emily Rowney, Alicia Holland and Josh McCullough tell true crime stories of the Pacific Northwest.

Murder in the Rain contains graphic content, listener discretion is advised. You're going to be.

You know?

You know? You know?

And you know.

And you're And study abroad when you had the chance

or passed up a job that was a once in a lifetime offer.

Maybe you neglected to tell someone how you truly felt about them in the moment past.

For me, I regret spinning when I should have solved the dang

Wheel of Fortune puzzle, but what can you do? You live, you learn, you move on. But for some,

regret is all too consuming. The serious error that was made can never be undone nor can it be forgotten

and perhaps a person dwells on it for days and wishes for a do-over, or more specifically,

wishes for a time machine so that they can have a chance to go back and change the course of their life.

In this week's episode, we discussed the discovery of a woman's body in a rural forested area in Alcy Oregon.

As authorities work to uncover her identity,

they also unraveled a dark story of heartbreak, betrayal, and regret.

On Monday, April 17th, 2017, a timber company groundskeeper named Russell Sloan was walking his dog when he stumbled across what appeared to be a dead body in a forested remote area about five to six miles outside of Alcy Oregon in Benton County.

The man called police who were quickly dispatched to the scene. The body was clearly a female. She had a light

complexion, light eyes, and light hair, and she appeared to be in her mid-20s. Her cause of death seemed

pretty obvious as she had a large wound trauma to her head.

The eventual autopsy indicated she had been killed by a single gunshot and had died within a day or two prior to the discovery of her body.

Russell Sloane, the man that found her, was interviewed by police.

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