When an experienced Colorado outdoors woman fails to return from a hike, her vehicle is found abandoned along a scenic route with her personal belongings left inside.

Even after the discovery of her partial remains, investigators are left with more questions than answers 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. Scott, real quick, before we dive into Amy's story,

I've got a little bit of extra information for you from our last episode on the disappearance of

Robert Herod. New info? Not a new breakthrough in the case, just information I didn't have at the time.

Do you remember when we were talking about the possibility of Robert being killed inside of his home

and his body being removed during the daytime?

I do.

Do you remember when you asked me if he had a garage?

I do.

Well, I told you that I didn't think that he did because he parked his car

on the street, but I looked into it and he did have a garage. So that makes that all the more possible.

Definitely. So make of that what you will. A lot of new possibilities opened up with that information,

I think. Good to know. All right. Moving on to Amy's story. Amy Ahonan was last seen alive

on July 8th, 2011. It was a beautiful summer day and also happened to be the day before Amy's 38th birthday.

Amy loved the outdoors, especially hiking, and she lived in Denver, an ideal place for someone with her

interests.

Denver is the largest city in the state of Colorado, but it's surrounded by state and national parks,

famous for their mountains laced with trails and opportunities for pretty much any outdoor activity

you can think of, from hiking to whitewater rafting to skiing. All Amy had to do was take a short

drive, less than an hour,

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