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Welcome to Women in Crime Reconsidered, where we will be revisiting our old episodes and bringing you new insights and updates.

Today's episode is number 12, the Sarah Stern story.

Megan, if you recall, this was a very local case to me. And to this day, I still drive past the area where some of the events occurred.

And there are still ongoing memorials.

At any given time, you'll see letters, balloons, flowers.

So her loved ones still very much have her in their thoughts.

I'm not surprised by that.

I'm not surprised either, given what we learn about Sarah as a person.

Right. After you listen to today's episode, make sure you stick around for some case updates.

But for now, let's go ahead and hear our original coverage of the Sarah Stern story.

On the evening of December 3rd, 2016, police received a report of an abandoned vehicle on a bridge in Belmar, New Jersey.

It didn't take long for them to discover that the car belonged to 19-year-old Sarah Stern,

but Sarah was nowhere to be found.

The initial theory was that she had taken her own life.

However, we would come to find out that something far more sinister had happened to Sarah,

something no one could have predicted.

This is episode 12, the Sarah Stern story. Hi, Amy. Hi, Megan. How are you today? I'm doing well. How are you? I'm really excited. We have our first supporter on Patreon. Who is it? We are grateful and would love to give a shout out and a thank you to Katie from Indy. Thank you, Katie. We really appreciate your support. And we hope you enjoy this episode. I'm happy to be back this week talking about a very interesting case. That's very local to me.

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