In 2020 in a small California mountain town five women disappeared.

I found out what happened to all of them except one, a woman named Lydia Abrams, known as Deer, whose estate is worth millions of dollars.

I'm Lucy Sheriff. Over the past four years I've spoken with Deia's family and friends and I've discovered

that everyone has a different version of events. Hear the story on Where's Deer.

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F.M. slash Plus. us. The thing I'm really, really interested in is the kind of way the case was received around the country and the world.

That's where I want to get to.

But starting with, so this train that's going to run right out there

is coming from where, Chattanooga right going where to

Nashville

Memphis going to Memphis yeah

i'm in a little town in northeast alabama called scotsboro

sitting in an old af Methodist Episcopal Church built in

1878 by former slaves. The church is now a museum and Ben Nadaf

Halfry and I are talking to the director,

Tom Reedy, about what happened on the Chattanooga

to Memphis train at the peak of the Great Depression.

It's 1931.

People are hoboing all over the country and on the morning of

March 25th the nine defendants along with two young ladies from Huntsville

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