What is going on true crime fans? I'm your host Heath and I'm your host Daphne.

And you're listening to Going West. Hello everybody.

Thank you so much for tuning in today. Big shout out to Todd and Kate for recommending today's

episode. This case, like it truly gives me the creeps. Cases like this are equally like my favorite

and least favorite to cover. My favorite because there is so much to

discuss, so much information to help share. But my least favorite, of course, because it means

loved ones are left without justice. Because especially with this one, what the hell?

I mean, this will be one of the most confounding cases that we've covered thus far. And I cannot wait to hear what you guys think about this one.

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And without further ado, let's dive into this one.

All right, guys, this is episode

480 of going west, so let's get into it.

So, let's get into it. In late January of 1993 over Super Bowl weekend, a 39-year-old Texas man vanished while his wife and daughter were on a girls weekend in Dallas.

Just one day later, he was seen walking on a highway multiple states away, looking disoriented,

shortly before he would become the victim of a hit and run. But it took 11 years for him to be positively identified,

bringing far more questions than answers to his suspicious death.

This is the story of David Glenn Lewis.

David Glenn Lewis was born on December 11, 1953 in the small city of Borgor, Texas, which is about 50 miles or 80 kilometers northeast of the larger city of Amarillo,

which is a city that we are very much going to be talking about today.

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