When skeletal remains are discovered in the attic of an abandoned Washington farmhouse,

the years-old mystery of a missing woman's whereabouts is finally solved.

However, the mystery of how and why she died remains in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

Music Thanks for listening to Last Seen Alive.

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

And as I have been for the last six years, I'm your co-host Scott.

Today marks exactly six years since we aired the very first episode of Last Seen Alive, which is why we're dropping into your feed with this extra episode.

We like to do something extra on the show's anniversary, and this year we decided to mark the occasion by airing an episode on an unsolved case that's really compelling, but that doesn't

take quite as long to tell you about as the average case we cover. This is a story that's stuck

with me ever since I first read about it

and that I've been wanting to cover for a while now. With that being said, thank you all very

much for listening to the past six years' worth of unsolved cases in need of tips. We're looking

forward to another six years of sharing unsolved cases with you and hope you'll continue to listen,

and of course, to share any information

you may have on any of the cases we cover with the investigators working to solve them.

Yeah, I really appreciate how much this has grown in the past six years.

It's really amazing to see how much we've grown and how much more awareness these cases are being given.

Thanks to all of our listeners.

Yes, speaking of growing audiences, we ask that if you think bringing unsolved cases like the ones

we cover to the public's attention is important, that you please take a moment to rate

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