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Today we're covering the 1988 disappearance of Tina Marie Finley. Tina Finley had a rough start to life, and her family ended up splitting up. She ended up in an even worse situation in the foster system, but was eventually able to run away and reconnect with a family member back in Idaho. Her future in Idaho seemed bright, as she held down multiple jobs and was even considering enrolling in college to follow in her sister's footsteps. Tragically, Tina Finley went missing after accepting a ride from a man she met at a party that night. We cover Tina Finley's childhood, her reunion with her uncle, discuss the night of her disappearance and some of the suspects in the case.
TW: alcoholism, sexual abuse mention
Correction: I mistakenly said 1989 instead of 1988 as the year of her disappearance. It was a long recording day and I apologize!
Sources:
Charlie Project - Tina Marie Finley
The Doe Network - Tina Marie Finley
NAMUS - Missing Person / NamUs #MP9768
The Spokesman Review - Silence Envelops Mystery Many Feel They Have Solution, But Lack Proof
In the 2010's Superheros began roaming the streets of Seattle, helping people out, posing for pictures, and breaking up bar fights. Soon, the police had a list of more than 10 working superheros that made up The Rain City Superhero Movement. We get into how the movement started, discuss some of the altercations they were involved in, and tell you the tale of Phoenix Jones, which may just prove that you either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.
Sources:
Wikipedia - Phoenix Jones
Wikipedia - Rain City Superhero Movement
KOMO News - Real-life superhero 'Phoenix Jones' in super trouble, facing drug charges
On February 28th 2001, a 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck the lower Puget Sound area, near Olympia. Trista shares her own story of experiencing the earthquake as a first grader in the lunchroom, we cover the type of earthquake it was, the damage caused by it, and how things have changed since then. Ft. an Ember Goods shout-out, the worst Stevie Nicks impersonation you have ever heard, and being misquoted in the newspaper as a kid
Sources:
Wikipedia - 2001 Nisqually Earthquake
Wikipedia - Intraplate Earthquake
Wikipedia - 1700 Cascadia Earthquake
KIRO7 - Nisqually Earthquake: 20 Years Later
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