In Henderson county, Kentucky, in August of 1995, Heather Teague took advantage of a warm summer day. She unpacked her things, kicked off her shoes and laid on her beach chair to sunbathe. Across the river, Tim Walthall was enjoying the scenery with his telescope...until he witnessed something no one else did. He saw the young woman yanked upright by her hair and drug into the nearby wood line. The most seemingly obvious suspect matched the witness's description, but committed suicide just as police located him to question. Many believe this to be the end of the story; however, is an entirely different man the one responsible? Join Andrea Up Late as she tells the story of Heather Teague, who has never been seen again.

This case comes with a warning. Very difficult information to digest. In the Tulsa suburb of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, in 2015, a set of siblings were conspiring. After many orders to weapons stores, online searches, and grandiose ideas of mass murder, the 16 and 18 year old Bever brothers were ready to execute their plan - and their family. Is this a case stemming from isolation? Abuse? Psychosis? Or just plain evil? Also, let's talk about the difference in the two boys and how sometimes even the most heinous crimes may not be so black and white. Tonight, join us on the Andrea_Up_Late podcast channel on YouTube at 8/7C. Then, wherever you stream.