Hi crime junkies. I'm your host Ashley Flowers and I'm Britt and if you take a close look at your

feed today we're actually bringing you two crime junkie episodes. We want to continue

trying to highlight cases that don't get as much coverage, but less coverage means less info.

Which means shorter episodes.

Right.

But I know that we're part of your weekly routine by now and listen I know I expect a lot of you I expect you to pay attention I expect you to act on these cases so I know you expect a certain amount of crime junkie time with us so because it's a little

shorter we're giving you two episodes and this first one I have for you today

is one that might actually sound a little familiar,

not because we've told it before,

but because it shares a lot of similarities

with one of the most infamous cases out there.

And it's hard not to feel like the media frenzies surrounding that case led to this one being practically forgotten.

This is the story of a missing little boy named Alex Hernandez and to understand the circumstances

around him going missing I need to tell you about the murder of his mother Evelyn. the It's May 7th, 2002, when police in San Francisco get a report of a missing pregnant woman,

Evelyn Hernandez, and her five-year-old child, Alex.

The report is being made by Evelyn's soon-to-be

father of her second child, Hermann Aguilara.

Now, the day that he's reporting them missing this is Evelyn's due date so there is

extra cause for concern and Herman says that he has already tried calling her

multiple times and he's been calling around to hospitals to see if she's

checked in. In fact he has been calling for days because according to Herman

Evelyn and Alex haven't been seen since May 1st.

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