When a dedicated firefighter medic leaves her shift and disappears in the dead of night, the search for her begins immediately.

Evidence surfaces from the coastal Florida waters to tell a tragic story in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

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

I'm your co-host, Scott. I want to begin this episode with a quick word of appreciation for everyone

listening. We've worked hard to continuously improve the quality of our podcast over the past 50 episodes,

and I'm sure you'll agree that we've made a lot of progress. I certainly agree with that.

I was listening to one of our older ones the other day. We started out with a couple of $30

microphones in a creepy corner of our basement using blankets and an old mattress to dead in the

echo. Not very successfully, I might add. so we could only go up from there.

Now we have our own recording studio, which, yes, we did build into a corner of our basement,

but it's no longer creepy.

And it's not even the same corner.

Yeah, we've come a long way, and we plan to keep continuously improving our storytelling,

editing, everything as we continue.

Of course, there wouldn't have been a point to working this hard if no one was listening. So to all of you who tune in every two weeks,

or whenever you have a chance, thank you very much. Please keep listening, tell a friend,

and most importantly, if you have any information on any of the cases we feature, call the number

given at the end of that case's episode and

report it. Also, if you love this show, rating and or reviewing it in your favorite podcast

app would help us tremendously when it comes to reaching new listeners and also boost our egos.

It certainly does. We love going through those.

Except for when they're bad. I hate that. The good ones.

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