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The front door was ajar.
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The living room lights were on, the television was on
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a bedside lamp in Nancy's bedroom was still lit. On
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the coffee table sat too partially consumed glasses of wine.
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Her purse was inside her identification wallet, car keys, and
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cigarettes were all in the house. Her white Honda Civic
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del Soul was parked out front. There was no sign
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of a struggle, there was no sign of forced entry,
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and arguably most importantly, there was no Nancy.
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Hi, Cassie, Hi, Caitlin, Hi, creepy people.
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Oh hellou. This is PNW Hans and Homicides, where we
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chat about true crime, the paranormal, sometimes the Titanic, and.
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You know, we'll just whatever we're feeling. I guess whatever
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we want. It's our show. Oh yeah, don't leave us alone.
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And we also do Tara reading at the end of
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every episode, just you know, for a little insight into
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what we're talking about.
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All right, So we have a new member of the
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Patreon joining us. Yeah, joining us. It looks like for
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a whole year on the never Bundy Tier, which.
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Is congratulations to you. You're stuck with us.
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Yeah, So thank you to Peter for joining us, for
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one whole year.
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Thank you, Peter, Yay. We hope you love it here
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join the chat. It's really fun because, like I post
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a bunch of shit in the chat only for Patreon, so.
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I know, sometimes when I haven't been on there for
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like a few days, I'll pop on and be like,
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oh my gosh, what's happening here?
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There's there's things.
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Yeah, you get you get a little insight into our life.
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It's kind of like doing taro, yeah a little bit right.
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I know last time I posted a really nasty picture
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of myself in there, so you're welcome, you guys.
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I saw that. It was pretty cool.
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I was in the gift shop at Titanic and I
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was really excited because I found the heart of the
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ocean and I want to take a picture, but the
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lighting was horrible in there. Oh no, I'm ever going
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to see this photo but my friends. And then I
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was like, well, pictures my friends too, so I'll just
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send it in there.
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I love that.
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I know, maybe I'll have to take a picture of
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my first class teacup and saucer. Yes, it's very fun, say,
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I'm so excited.
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And went to the Titanic exhibit because I made her
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so excited.
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I know, well, and then it just so happened, and
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I'll just say this, Uh, Momsy has like a five
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dollars day every first Sunday of the month, and so
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it just so happened that right after we recorded your
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episode that Sunday was the cheaper Sunday. Now, of course
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they weren't going to let us in for just five
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dollars flat. There's like an up charge for the exhibit
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blah blah blah. But it ended up being like less
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than half price all in nice, so I felt good
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about it. And then it was so nice on the
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waterfront that you know, we kind of had a nice afternoon.
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Yeah, very Portland day. Yeah, it was all right.
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But the thing we're going to talk about isn't very
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portland Y because it's actually not in Portland.
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But you know, well, is it in the PNW. At
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least it is.
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As per Us if you're nasty, If you're nasty.
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Known as the Stone City for historic sandstone buildings to Nino,
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Washington is a rural town with a population of less
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than two thousand.
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Dang, it's very small. What is Sandstone? I wasn't prepared
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for that question.
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It's It's raw is a sedimentary rock formed by the
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accumulation and sementation of sand sized grains, predominantly quartz or feldspar,
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over millions of years.
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Oh see, that was interesting.
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Yeah, it's a tight knit community, the kind of place
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where you know your neighbors.
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I feel like that was like the last episode. You
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said that too. You've been doing small towns.
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Yeah, yeah, I feel like my vibe recently has been
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a little bit like small town seems.
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Safe, quiet, just kid. Yeah, I don't know.
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I feel like the last couple that I've come across
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that I've wanted to talk about that's just been like
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luck of the draw.
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But it does.
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It does feel a little bit like a theme recently.
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Tonoe strikes a balance between quiet, small town living while
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still offering close proximity to other neighboring larger cities. It's
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just fifteen miles south of the state's capital in Olympia, and,
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depending on traffic, about an hour and a half south
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of the Emerald City Seattle. I feel like I sound
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like somebody who was hired by the board of the city,
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like for their tourism website or something.
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But I'm mentioning Olympia for a specific reason.
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And I always feel like, if you grew up in Washington,
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maybe you don't feel this way, but I all always
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kind of do this, and I do it with Oregon too.
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I want to know, like, what's the proximity to Seattle,
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what's the proximity to Portland?
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Like, yeah, I always kind of find myself comparing just
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to kind of get a vibe.
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I do that too. Also, when you say Emerald City,
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I'm like, Wizard of Us.
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Wizard of Us? Is the wizard there? Oh? There is
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a wizard there? Is it? Uh? What's this Jeff Goldbloom?
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Oh that'd be nice.
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I wonder if they're going to bring back his travel
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show Chris and I loved that.
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Yeah, me too, Ton, I.
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Know is where Thirty six year old Nancy Moyer was
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living in two thousand and nine, commuting to Lacey for
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her job as a financial analyst for the Washington State
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Department of Ecology. She'd grown up in Olympia, and after
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meeting and marrying Bill Moyer, had since become a devoted
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mother to their young daughters, Sam and Amanda. The couple
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had been separated for a couple of years. By two
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thousand and nine she was happily making a fresh start
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and moving forward as a single woman after a decade
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of marriage.
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So wow, that's a vibe.
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Yes, it is, And it's interesting because I feel like
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that's kind of another parallel to the last case as well.
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Lindsay's family had moved from Tennessee for a fresh start
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after a divorce.
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Oh's yeah, okay, yeah, I know.
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It's kind of something that gets mentioned in the very beginning,
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and I think like one of the saddest things that
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we talked about with that case was that it was
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like then after Lindsay went missing, they immediately kind of had.
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To move again, right the family. Yeah, damn.
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Though it's almost always sad when a marriage ends, the
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split was described is amicable, which honestly kind of a feat.
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I feel like the pair had.
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Come to an agreement regarding custody arrangements without involving courts.
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So that's always good because that's trumatic, I know, Yeah,
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it really is, and I feel like it's not necessarily
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the norm these days. You just don't see that as much.
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Bill took the girls on weekends while Nancy watched them
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during the week, and neither missed a pickup or drop off.
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They were both like really good parents from everything that
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I came across, and I don't know, it just seems
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like like what awesome people that they're like having this
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amicable divorce. They're like really putting the kids first. They're
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just you know, trying to move forward and like start
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their lives over and just put like their best foot forward. Yeah,
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that reliability would become one of the first signals that
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something was deeply wrong.
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I feel like suspenseful music needs to start. I know,
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I'm feeling more nervous about the situation.
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I know I'm feeling like I need at least one
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foot up in the chair. And now that I put
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one up, I feel like the other one just wants
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to join. So there we go. I'm crisscross apple sauce
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now so we can continue. But tonight, I know, for
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all its small town charm is also a place where,
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within a span of little more than a year, two
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women would meet violent ends. That proximity of geography, of
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timing of community is one of the most unsettling threads
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running through this case. We're is saying something because there's
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a lot of really unsettling shit about this case.
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If I'm being honest, I'm like, I don't know yet.
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I know.
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On Friday, March sixth, two thousand and nine, Nancy left
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the Department of Ecollegey office at approximately five point fifteen pm.
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Before heading home, she drove a coworker home, a detail
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that will become significant later in the investigation. And I
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say that because we actually, based on all of the
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research that I did, don't know who this coworker was.
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And there's a there's a piece of the investigation that
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it's like, but we need to know that we and
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I'm going to tell you why, just not yet, but
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we need to know. After dropping the coworker off, Nancy
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stopped at the to ninoh thrift Way at approximately six
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forty five and paid by check. So this is, I mean,
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two thousand and nine, still very much like the modern era.
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But that should tell you something because I don't know
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of almost any place on God's Green Earth that takes
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a check anymore.
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I can't even pay rent with a check.
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So the sighting at the thrift Way several years back,
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that was believed to be the last confirmed sighting of Nancy,
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it is no longer the girls were with Bill that weekend.
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Hours later, a to Nino police officer running radar had
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spotted Nancy unloading groceries from her car between nine and
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nine thirty pm. And this is now the last confirmed
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sighting of her alive.
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Wow, why did it take so long for that to
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come out?
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You know, I don't really know, I would assume because
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you know, when you're running radar, you're essentially like you're
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just trying to catch speeders. Yeah, and so it feels
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like kind of unrelated. But somehow, over the years of
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this investigation that came to light. So there are a
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number of podcasts that talked about this case, and we're
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going to actually talk about the major one, the main one,
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a little bit later, but there's a lot of information
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and kind of like content or coverage out there about
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the case that still shows that as being the last
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time she was seen. And it's because that's, you know,
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kind of a development that's happened over time. On Sunday,
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March eighth, Bill brought the girls back to Nancy's home
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on the seven hundred block of State Route five oh seven.
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The front door was a jar, the living room lights
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were on, the television was on a bedside lamp in
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Nancy's bedroom was still lit. On the coffee table sat
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two partially consumed glasses of wine. Both were fingerprinted by investigators.
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Only Nancy's prints were identified.
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She was double fist in it.
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I don't think so. The second glass has never been explained.
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That is so interesting.
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Like I wonder if she just had just like handed
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it or not handed it, but like set it down
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for whoever else was there, but they never picked it up.
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That or their prints aren't in the system.
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Oh okay, hmmm, it's hard to say because it's never
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been explained.
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They didn't say there was like unidentified other unidentified prints
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on it.
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I don't know that they've ever conclusively stated that there
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was like another identifiable second set of prints by like
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another individual that they just couldn't confirm who they belonged to.
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That piece of it is is a little bit murky,
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and so I think it's really interesting. Yeah, her purse
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was inside her identification wallet, car, keys, and cigarettes were
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all in the house.
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Her white Honda Civic del Soul was parked out front.
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There was no sign of a struggle, there was no
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sign of forced entry, and arguably most importantly, there was
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no Nancy where she I mean, I can't even imagine.
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I'm sure that's the question that you know her. This
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is you know a man that obviously clearly loved her
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at one point, he's there to drop off their kids
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and he's like, where the hell is Nancy.
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Yeah, that would be so weird and like eerie to
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walk it like you're just normal day dropping off the
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kids and then like, yeah, they're.
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Just not there.
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I mean some of those details, like the fact that