Lauren Spierer disappeared after a night of partying 13 years ago

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🗓️ 14 November 2024

⏱️ 58 minutes

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(5:23) - General updates (Liam Payne arrests, Bryan Kohberger)
(11:34) - Lauren Spierer

In 2011, college student Lauren Spierer (20) went out for a night on the town with some friends. Witnesses reported that she seemed inebriated, and at one point she left both her shoes and her phone behind at a bar.

The last public sighting of Lauren was on CCTV at 2.51am on June 3, 2011. She seemingly vanished into the night. Her keys and purse would be found discarded along the route she took that night.

Lauren came into contact with multiple men on the night she vanished. All of the men denied having any knowledge about Lauren’s whereabouts and obtained legal representation.

Could there have been an accident that caused Lauren’s death and a coverup has ensued? Or was foul play involved?

In this episode of the True Crime Society Podcast, we discuss the 2011 disappearance of Lauren Spierer.

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