When a small town Texas teen goes missing, an entire community turns out to search the high prairie by land and air.

A mysterious death, a contentious debate, and shocking accounts of corruption are explored in this episode of Last Seen Lives brought to you by Audible, my favorite source for true crime audiobooks. Today, on my

way home from work, I finished listening to The Cases That Haunt Us by John Douglas and Mark

Olshaker. Oh, you finished it? Yeah. So, John Douglas is the most well-known behavioral analyst or

profiler in the history of the FBI, you know, the guy who inspired the show Mind Hunter?

Well, now that I finish the book, I can tell you definitively that I loved it. In particular,

his analyses of the Jean-Beney Ramsey and Lizzie Borden cases had me riveted.

Do we finally get to find out what happened to Lizzie Borden?

Mm-hmm. As in, actually looking forward to my drive to and from work.

That's what I mean by Riveted.

And yes, Scott, Lizzie Borden absolutely did do it.

No one can ever convince me otherwise after hearing John's take on it.

Well, I'm actually kind of surprised you brought it up,

or you told all of our listeners,

because now they have one less reason to listen.

Well, there's still a bunch of other cases,

and I'm not going to spoil that,

but anyway, yeah, she did it.

Lizzie Borden did it.

So listen for yourself.

I highly recommend it.

And best of all, Audible is giving a

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