As Sarah tries to further understand the life Renée led in Mobile, she learns of a close friend of hers named David. But she doesn’t know if he is dead or alive. So, she decides to see if she can find him and talk to him. What she discovers sends her investigation hurtling in a new direction. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The speaker reminisces about childhood memories of trying to understand love and Easter festivities, such as wearing a homemade dress and meeting the Easter bunny.
A doctor calls in to a podcast, revealing that David came to his office seeking anxiety medication after Rene's death. In addition to this, there are criminal charges against David for assault, robbery, burglary, and felony marijuana distribution.
David mentions a potential thought process of the sheriff's office at the time was that Renee LaManna could have snitched on someone in the drug world which led to her disappearance. Renee had left home as a teenager, married a man named Clay, and later got addicted to crack cocaine.
The podcast hosts discuss the possibility of the Bergeron family showing photos to a potential witness, David, that may have helped identify Renee's body, as he had driven by the spot where she was found recently. An ad for a $25 discount on tulips from 1-800-flowers.com is included.
In this episode, the hosts discuss the origin and usage of the phrase "not gonna lie."
David's inconsistent statements about the autopsy report, along with his lack of clarity on how he obtained Renee's necklace, raises suspicion about his involvement in her death.
Matt and the team devise a plan to offer a picture to David in hopes that he takes it and leaves behind a DNA sample, while also observing his behavior around the picture of Renee when they leave the room.
Trophy collection is a common trait in violent and sexual homicides, which requires offenders to retain objects belonging to the victims or revisit crime scenes. This type of behavior involves an obsession with power and control, as well as a desire to relive the experience.
In this episode, the hosts talk to David Young, a close friend of Renee who presents several far-fetched theories on who could have killed her and why. David also claims that Renee felt in danger before her death but never bothered to ask her who she was afraid of.