Announcement discussed at the top of the episode!

We just want to touch on a relatively big change to the podcast that you may have missed if you don’t follow us on social media. Last week we announced that we’re going to be changing our upload schedule from weekly to biweekly. We have a lot going on in other areas of our lives lately and due to the additional responsibilities on our shoulders, we decided it was time to make a change. We never want the quality of our content to suffer due to time constraints in our personal lives and everyone’s story that we cover on this show deserves the same time and effort you’ve become accustomed to, and we refuse to put out lesser quality content because it’s rushed. We thank you all for your support over the past year and a half and hope you understand why we felt compelled to make this change.

In this episode, we’ll be discussing the case of a young mother who dropped her daughter off at her parents house one night to go out on a date but she never returned. Five months later, her skull was found in a remote area over thirty miles from where she was last seen. Although there hadn’t been much detailed reporting in the early days of this case, renewed interest in the past decade has pushed it into the public eye again. But in order for this case to be solved, authorities feel as though someone who knows something must speak up.

If you have any information regarding who killed Elizabeth Berquist in December of 1977, please contact the State Police at 724-439-7111 and please know that the Fayette County Crime Stoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in Elizabeth's case and you may also reach out to them to provide a tip at 888-404-TIPS.

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