Hi, crime junkies. I'm your host, Ashley Flowers. And I'm Britt. And the story I have for you today is a doozy. Around every corner there's a twist. After a woman goes missing, it's up to law enforcement and her children to make sure justice is served. But listen closely because we think that there might be more crimes out there connected to this case that are yet to be solved.

This is the story of Charlotte Grabby.

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I'm It's around 8 p.m. on July 24, 1981, when 21-year-old Jenny Grabby gets a call saying that her 39-year-old mother, Charlotte, hasn't come home after working in the fields on the

family farm. Now, Jenny's brother, Jeff and his wife Cindy, Cindy's actually the one calling,

they also live on the property with Charlotte, which is how they realize that she was MIA so quickly.

So Jenny hops in her car drives the few miles to the farm in Marshall, Illinois, and together,

she, Cindy, and Jeff head to the soybean field where Charlotte had been working.

Now, even though she's nowhere to be seen when they show up, they know she was here because

they look in the shed that's nearby and they find Charlotte's tractor.

They find Charlotte's lunchbox sitting on it. And inside the lunch nearby and they find Charlotte's tractor. They find Charlotte's lunchbox sitting on it.

And inside the lunchbox, they find Charlotte's migraine medicine.

But again, no sign of Charlotte.

And no sign of her car.

Which, like, you could say would be all the more reason to think maybe she left on her own.

But if she did that, why not take the medicine that she needs with her?

I get that, but like Farm Kid here.

Truly.

Sounds like your episode.

Sometimes stuff happens fast and you've got to move like just as quickly.

I can totally see her popping out, leaving everything to take care of whatever emergency farm thing happened somewhere else.

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