Show Notes
On a sunny August morning in 2001, Bruce Koklich dialed 911 to report his wife Jana missing. When investigators arrived they found blood in her bedroom and blood in her car, but no sign of Jana.
To this day, 20 years later, her body has yet to be recovered. But, has her true killer been brought to justice?
Let’s Mourn…
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