Hi crime junkies, I'm your host Ashley Flowers and I'm Britt and today I actually have two

stories for you two separate cases that both need one thing going to talk.

Both cases are going to leave you with more questions than answers, but we're hoping

by covering each of these stories, someone out there will do the right thing and speak up. So the first

story I have for you today is of Thomas Beerson. Oh, On a Saturday afternoon in September of 2014, Debbie and Greg Beerson are feeling anxious, but mostly in a good way.

Their son Tom is supposed to be arriving home any minute, one of his first trips home after starting college at North Dakota State University that fall.

The campus is about two and a half, maybe three hours away, and they know that he had planned to catch a ride with a friend

around noon but the clock ticks past 2.30 and then 3 and then 3 and 3 30 and there's no sign

of him which fine maybe they got held up or left later than they planned.

College kids aren't exactly known for their punctuality, except he's not answering

their texts and he's not even answering their calls.

They just keep getting his voicemail and that's not like

Tom. By now Greg has a bad feeling about all of this and I think Debbie is

right there with him. That kind of weight that just sits on your chest and tells you that something isn't right,

even while your brain tries to convince you otherwise.

So they start making phone calls. They call some of his friends, they call his roommate

Wyatt. And was Wyatt his right home that day?

No, well, or at least that's not what's reported in any of the coverage.

To be honest, I'm not sure that they know even who was supposed to be his right home.

It doesn't sound like it was him.

But anyways, they call Wyatt,

and it's this call that really throws them for a loop,

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