In the early days of December 2020 a young woman living in a small town walked out of her home and disappeared. Twelve days, and at least as many searches later, her family and local law enforcement were not any closer to the answers they desperately hoped for. But just when they thought it might be hopeless, they receive word of sightings in an all too familiar place. Plus, there is still that Chick-fil-A footage that might need watching...

Join our hosts for this part two episode as they discuss what happened through the end of 2020, into the new year, and beyond. Singing, a proposal for restructuring the 40 hour work week, and vague kitten updates free with stream.

Trigger warning: sexual abuse and trauma.

Transcripts available here.

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