Welcome back to Death by Champagne, the podcast here to keep you up at night! We have reached a milestone with this one you guys, episode 100! Thank you so much from the bottom of our cold dead hearts for staying tuned in and supporting in all the various ways that you do. We love you all! For our season three finale we both decided to cover some cold cases. Live starts us off with the bizarre disappearance of Bryce Laspisa, who went missing after what was supposed to be just a 6 hour drive home that somehow turned into 48 hours. Mack brings us a local case and covers the still unsolved murder of Judy Lynn Spencer. Who, similar to Bryce, went for a drive and never returned.

This episode contains foul language, discussions about suicide, murder, death, and lots of theories. We’ll do our best to stay on track, but the bottles are popped!

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Bryce Laspisa
Facebook: Find Bryce Laspisa
The Strange Vanishing of Bryce Laspisa by The True Crime Times
The Road to Nowhere for True Crime Society by Liv
Unresolved Mysteries - Reddit

Judy Lynn Spencer
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SC90649 Appellant Brief , MO Supreme Court