Our True Crime Podcast12 Jun 2019

42. Stolen in the Night Summer Blast 1

Summertime is here! Time to enjoy family and friends as you grill your favorite goodies and take a leisurely swim in the pool. It may mean a weekend trip to your favorite camping spot or a family vacation to the beach. OTCP wants to help you kickoff your adventure with our 5 episode series Summer Blast. We will be bringing you an episode each day from Wednesday-Sunday. Be warned though, it is not for the faint of heart and, well, you may want to rethink that camping trip or beach excursion. Oh, and perhaps you may want to listen to us on the way home rather than on the way there. Summer Blast #1: Stolen in the NightCamping is a family tradition that goes way back. It is a cheap way to bond and see the country and that is just what the Jaeger family wanted to do when they set off to Montana from Michigan. It was Sunday June 24 and they were spending their last night in Montana’s Headwaters State Park. It was around 4am when 13 year old Heidi Jaegar woke up to some chilly air. There was a hole in the tent-a big hole. Heidi felt around the sleeping bag for her 7 year old sister, Susie, who was sleeping in that spot but it was only a sleeping bag. The family's dream vacation would turn into a very long nightmare. Police would apply a method that was unheard of in the early 1970's to help in the case. Join Jen and Cam as we discuss episode 1 in the Summer Blast series entitled Stolen in the Night on today's episode of Our True Crime Podcast.Promo by the Bad in the Boondocks podcast. Listener Description by the hauntingly handsome Edward Octoberpod from @OctoberpodVHSAll music and editing by the stunningly stylish Nico from @wetalkofdreams Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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