Brandon returns to the LC Valley to dig into the case of Claudette Voliva. Along the way, he finds a startling connection to a previous case.

Brandon discusses his interview with Lance's second wife, Debbie, and an eye-raising detail emerges about Lance's mother, Jane. Also, another serial killer crops up with connections to Lance's family.

Sam uncovers an article in the Bremerton, Washington newspaper dating from the time that Lance was there during his time in the Navy about a mysterious prowler. Meanwhile, Brandon begins to trace Lance's final movements in California and his eventual move to Idaho.

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Brandon takes a look at two cases in the East Bay Area that may be connected to Lance Voss.

Brandon and the Team break down several listener questions, and discuss, among other things, predictive mapping and the potential role that real estate may play in the cases.

On the Silver Linings Handbook Podcast, Brandon discusses the SRK cases, the toll true crime take on investigators, and what keeps him motivated.

Brandon talks with some listeners who made a troubling discovery at a Seattle Goodwill, and he interviews former FBI Profiler, Julia Cowley. He also dives back into Lance's Notes Plus article and discovers what might be more clues.

Brandon finds an alarming clue that gives a first-hand look into Lance's thinking.

Brandon talks with Karen Dill, who not only went to school with Lance in Chicago's Austin neighborhood, but visited him in the summer of 1970 while he was living in the Bay Area. Plus, there are deep dives on "gimmick rallye" car events, the psychological profile and training of the Zodiac and/or Lance, the emergence of another through-line, the importance of fantasy for serial killers, an eerie and anonymous tip, more classified ads, another victim with startling links to Antoinette Anino, and a jaw-dropping discovery in the Kristin David Case.

SRK Researcher, Tina, finds alarming new documents about Voss's lackluster service in the Navy. Brandon drills down on Lance's time in the Bay Area between his Naval discharge in 1968 and 1972, the peak years when the serial killer known as the Zodiac was reigning terror in Northern California.