He Hannah Truelove was 16 years old when she didn't come home one night. As the police investigated her disappearance, many wondered if the clues to what happened, lay in her vague

tweets in the weeks before. I year's 12 days of crime lines.

I do have one more episode coming out this month. It's our usual Wednesday release.

And then I also have two bonus episodes for Patreon supporters and Apple subscribers.

So it's the last technical episode of the series, but we're just going to keep going.

I am going to take the first two weeks off in January to get set up for the rest of the year, get some of the behind the scenes, housekeeping

type stuff done for the podcast.

But I do want to take some time to do a Q&A episode during my break and I have two or three case

updates as well to go over. So if you have any questions for me about

podcasting, cases I've've covered me as a person whatever just

feel free to email them to a crime lines podcast at gmail dot com again that's

crime lines podcast at gmail.

I'll also post it on my social media to get comments there as well.

But we're not really up to the point where I'm taking a break just yet.

We are going to cover today an unsolved

case with major thanks to Haley Gray for her research assistance.

So let's get started with Hannah Truelove who was born in May of 1996. She was her mother

Mona's only child but she did have two siblings through her father Jeff.

When Hannah was about seven her parents split up and she lived primarily

with Mona, though she spent a lot of time with her father. He had an auto body shop

and she loved helping him out, learning the names of all of the tools at a young age.

Hannah was a gentle spirit. She was smart, unique, and a little shy, but she did have a tight group of friends.

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