A woman vanishes, leaving behind a packed bowling bag. As investigators search for answers, a cell phone ping exposes a killer's alibi.

A cell ping contradicted a killer's alibi

This episode explores the disappearance of Rebecca Weber, whose absence from her regular bowling night quickly raised alarms. The investigation uncovers a seemingly ordinary visit that held a sinister undertone, and how a small detail can unravel a carefully constructed alibi.

Person: Rebecca Weber
Date: January 6
Location: Dellworth Township
Investigator: Detective Ronald Duncan
Object: Bowling bag

- Howard Anderson discovers a hand protruding from the frozen clay wall of Sutter Creek.
- Rebecca Weber, 31, a bookkeeper, fails to arrive for her Monday night bowling league.
- Her mother, Diane Weber, files a missing persons report after Rebecca's teammates call.
- Investigators find Rebecca's packed bowling bag in her driveway, indicating she was stopped before leaving.
- Rebecca had expressed unease to her boyfriend, Tom Greer, about a two-hour visit from feed supplier Charles Boyd.

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