Louisa Euenitis was just 24 years old, yet her untimely death in 2011 received little more than a brief

mention in a local newspaper.

Found in a creek, police quickly dismissed any suspicion despite her being a strong swimmer.

This is the story behind Troubled Waters, the latest original podcast from Case File presents.

Led by seasoned private investigator Julia Robson,

the podcast uncovers a gripping narrative full of intrigue.

From an international kidnapping and a daring escape, this is like no story

you've ever heard before. The entire Troubled Waters series is available now. Listen to all 10 episodes of Troubled Waters wherever you get your

podcasts. Stay tuned to the end of today's episode to hear the trailer. Our episodes deal with serious and often distressing incidents.

If you feel at any time you need support, please contact your local crisis center.

For suggested phone numbers for confidential support and for a more detailed list of content

warnings, please see the show notes for this episode on your app or on our website. 37 year old

old Jeff Shockling was watching television at his mother's house shortly after 7 p.m. on Sunday

November 6th 2011, when he heard the doorbell ring.

It was an unexpected sound to hear at that time of day.

Jeff's mother lived in a rural area in Caldwell, Ohio.

Strange visitors to the home were rare and no ones would just let themselves in rather than

knock or ring the doorbell first.

Jeff also thought it was odd that he hadn't heard a car pull up,

meaning that whoever was at the door had arrived on foot.

Suspecting that another member of the family was playing a prank on him, Jeff asked

his nine-year-old nephew to go and see who was there. The boy got up and went to the door while Jeff

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