When a Pennsylvania woman becomes convinced her missing friend was murdered, she's determined to figure out who killed her.

After she goes missing herself, investigators are left to explore whether the cases are connected 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 co-host, Scott. Felicia Thomas was last seen alive on February 11th,

2004 in Lake Township, Pennsylvania, a small town with a population of just over 2,000 people.

She was 22 years old and had grown up in the

area. For someone like Felicia, an outdoors enthusiast and wildlife lover, the rural corner of

Pennsylvania was a wonderful place to grow up. As the oldest of seven children, Felicia was part of a

large family. She helped to care for her younger siblings,

and those who knew her best have described her as having a loving, motherly disposition.

Her caring nature wasn't limited to other people, though. When her family members look back

and tell stories about Felicia as a kid, they often involve her sneaking pets into the house to take care of.

And by pets, I mean animals like garter snakes and chickens.

She'd usually try to hide these from her mom, Pauline, by concealing them under her bed,

but unsurprisingly, this was not very effective.

Sounds like someone else I know.

I'm not going to lie, I relate to Felicia on many

levels, including the whole garter snake thing. Other times, according to an article from the Times

leader, she'd try bringing home more domesticated animals like a big Doberman she had pull her around

on her roller skates. And of course,

her family would have to find the animal's owner and give it back. But Felicia just couldn't help

herself. She was a kid with a big heart and she couldn't resist her love of animals, whether they

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