When a Kentucky woman disappears, the missing person's search group she often volunteered with must look for one of its own.

Questions and possibilities abound as the search for a beloved mother, sister, and friend continues in this episode of Last Seenolai.

Also included in this episode, a request for information regarding the unsolved homicide of an

unidentified young girl currently known is opalika jane doe do you recognize this child Thanks for listening to Last Seen Alive.

I'm your host, Leah, crime analyst by day, and true crime storyteller by night.

Your co-host, Scott.

First of all, we'd like to extend a quick and sincere word of thanks to you guys, our listeners.

We've been making this show for three years now, our first episode released on December

10th, 2019, and over the past three years, we've been working really hard to consistently bring

you new unsolved cases every two weeks and to continually improve the quality

of this podcast. We really appreciate all of you who take the time to listen and consider

these victims unsolved cases and, most importantly of all, to report any tips you may have to

investigators. There would be no point in telling these stories if no one listened, so we truly

value each and every one of you who do.

On that note, if you think that bringing these unsolved cases to the public's attention is important, and you think we're doing a good job of it, we ask that you please take a moment to leave a five-star rating or review in your favorite podcast app.

Other potential listeners value your opinion, so please help us bring these unsolved cases to more

listeners by letting them know that you like this show. Thanks very much. Also, special thanks to

Andy, the listener from Andrea's hometown who suggested her case to us. I'd never heard of her

disappearance until Andy reached out, and it was a great suggestion.

And make sure you keep listening after we wrap up Andrea's story because we've got a second

case to tell you about today, one where the public's help is needed to identify a little girl

currently known only as Opelika Jane Doe.

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