A quick programming note for our listeners.

Unfortunately, today's episode of the Daily Crime will be our final episode.

We want to say thanks to all of you for sticking with us over the past couple of years.

There are a million podcasts about crime out there, and we set out to try to do something that was a little different here.

We wanted to talk to reporters every single day and share stories that matter, but that you might not hear about on any of the other crime podcasts that you

listen to. And if you're new to the show, you've just tuned in here and there. We have a back

catalog at this point of hundreds of episodes on unsolved cases and trials and new crime fighting

technology. We've done episodes on arson dogs and ghost guns and robocalls.

There's a whole lot that you can go back and listen to.

Will, I am bummed that.

This is our last episode here, but not a lot of podcasts get to put out over 400 episodes.

So again, a huge thank you to our listeners for joining us and engaging with us and sharing the daily crime

over the past couple of years. Yeah, I 100% agree with and Echo Reed's thoughts. Thanks so much

for staying with us over these past few years. If you would like to listen to a weekly show,

it's not quite daily, but of course check out True Crime Chronicles where you can also listen

to Reed and myself. Again, that's True Crime Chronicles, wherever you listen to podcast.

Now let's get to today's stories.

Coming up.

Nothing looked out suspicious or out of the ordinary.

I wish I would have went outside, you know, around that time, see if anybody was with her, but I had really thought.

For Volt Studios, I'm Reed Redmond.

And I'm Will Johnson. You're listening to The Daily Crime.

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