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Welcome to True Crime to Go, What can I get for you?

Oh yeah, it's a time for baseball and spring, which is full of great memories, but not for everybody.

Pull up to the second window and we'll see you next crime.

Welcome to True Crime to Go. I am John here with Jamie. We have a true crime story in 10 minutes or less. How are you sir? I'm good. I enjoyed researching this case and looking into it. I think this is one of those that could end up being a full episode,

but the more I prepare to talk about it,

the sadder I get.

It's a pretty heartbreaking story.

I'm certainly not as familiar with this one as you are so today

we are going to be revisiting a case that has haunted the state of Arkansas for

decades and that is the disappearance of Morgan Nick.

Morgan was just six years old when she vanished from a little league baseball game on June 9, 1995,

and it's a case that has twists turns and heartbreak

Jamie I know that this one

Probably hits really close to home for you because you and your family seem to live at baseball fields

I know your family's your family is there right now without you so won't you tell us more. Yeah it's it's a very

familiar setting and I think it is for a lot of people even people that aren't

baseball people I mean kids play

little league they hang out the park calling was there with their mom and alma Arkansas and

she was out by the parking lot catching lightning bugs catching fireflies with her friends and that's a pretty common thing when it gets dark.

You just run around doing that and I know when I go to a ballpark my younger kids will buddy up with people

and go and play tag or whatever like it's a very common thing and I'm sure it was

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