Show Notes
In May of 2011, a boy and his mom headed out on what seemed like a spontaneous vacation; making stops at attractions across the Midwest. But the trip would take a dark and heartbreaking turn when, a few days later, his mother was found dead in a hotel room, but her son was missing. And eerily, laid near her body was a note claiming he would never be found. With mysterious gaps of time, strange shopPitzenrips, and surveillance footage, police would be left to figure out: What happened to him? This is the disappearance of Timmothy Pitzen.
More from Going West: True Crime
a Kansas woman became the target of a relentless campaign of stalking and terror. This is the story of Ruth Finley.
A 23-year-old Colorado nurse left work and headed out to see someone from her past, hoping to talk over one last dispute before putting it behind her. But when she didn’t return, and her abandoned car was found blocks away, suspicions mounted that she may have been met with foul play. This is A Grave-Digging Peeping Tom… the murder of Tina Tournai
A California girl apparently began exhibiting strange behavior that required an exorcism from demonic possession. This is the death of Arely Proctor.
In the fall of 1995, a community was shattered when two members of the same family were found brutally murdered inside their home. These are the murders of Marilyn and Terry Brooks.
In October of 1996, a 42-year-old software executive stayed late at her Bay Area office before seemingly vanishing without a trace. This is the disappearance of Ylva Hagner, Into the Bay’s Fog.