True crime cast. Hey everybody welcome back once again to true crime cast I'm Jamie here with John

we're excited to talk to you guys about another case that's close to home for us.

I think I should point out the elephant in the room, my voice is really deep today. I may be under the weather or it may just be that I'm trying to be more like you, John.

I know, I think our listeners may have a hard time differentiating between our voices this morning. But, Jamie, I think what you need to do is go home, rest. I think you should just lay in bed, download the free trial of HBO that we have available to our listeners and just take it easy man you

think you can do that I think I can there are a lot of movies on there I've been watching

watch there are a lot of series available so check out that free trial that's available in our show notes.

You can also find that pinned at the top of our Twitter and Facebook pages.

So check that out.

John, you took the lead on today's research, so why don't you get us rolling.

All right thank you Jamie I told our listeners a few weeks ago that we would be coming

back to Campbell County Tennessee and that is where we're going to spend our time on today's episode.

It starts on a cold December night, December 15, 1998, in a town called Jellico, Tennessee and the highway I-75 runs right through Jellico but

there's also a side road you can take to go south called 25 W and on December 15th 1998 around 9 o'clock at night

authorities are called out to a scene on 25 where witnesses say there was a

car on fire. So when they arrive they find a car 30 feet down a steep

cliff and it's in 1993 Ford Tempo and when they get to the scene it is fully engulfed.

They said later that the car was so badly burned,

they were not able to identify the license plate

and actually melted some of the plastic off so they only had four

letters to go by and police on the scene actually found human remains in the car

so whoever was driving did not make it out. It took him a little time to do some research

and figure out exactly who this car belonged to, but authorities were able to match the car

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