What's up you guys? I'm Andrea and I'm Haley and you're listening to Inhuman a true crime

podcast. So, Welcome back everybody and

Haley. Thank you. I know like you guys only heard one solo episode like when I was on vacation but we actually like had pre-recorded all of our episodes for the two weeks I was gone so it's been a really long time since I've actually

recorded. I know how was your trip did you have a great time? Oh yes it was amazing I was in the British Virgin Islands on a beach for two weeks and it was incredible.

Yeah, I bet. I was like living vicariously through you watching your stories and stuff.

It was so fun, but it is really good to be back and I'm excited to get like back into a routine

of things, you know, like I was so sad to leave leave but now that I'm back I'm like all right

let's just get back to normal yeah get back to I know it feels weird to record even though I like

recorded that one solo episode it's so it feels weird to like actually sit down and

talk to somebody so I'm glad to have you know because doing a solo episode like it's

fine but it's just it's not the same yeah no I agree but you did a really good job with that I

listen to it like when it came out like all of you guys because I obviously hadn't heard it and I was like so hooked on it and I was like oh this is why

people actually like our podcast and it made me feel proud but yeah that was so frustrating and I mean if you guys haven't listened to it go listen to the previous episode but and I'm not gonna like say anything since nobody has been you know held accountable.

Yeah pretty obvious but yeah you can probably guess what I'm thinking if you've

listened to that episode but yeah it was a frustrating

story to hear and I feel so bad for her family. I do too and we also have a frustrating case today so keep on with that momentum because this

one is pretty damn frustrating too.

It's been 38 years since Christopher Abeda disappeared from his

crib in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He was only seven months old and his parents were asleep just a few feet away from his crib

okay don't tell me that because I'm already so anxious right now. I was like when we were on our trip,

Cayden was sleeping in like the room next to us and I like locked the door obviously, yeah I couldn't like lock the windows so since then I've been so

paranoid about like him sleeping and yeah I mean it's a a rare, I think it's very rare that this happens in this way, like someone comes into your home and steals your child, but, you know, things happen. I mean, we actually have a friend I don't know I might

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