Minnesota West Community and Technical College
Community college in Worthington, MinnesotaWikipedia
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Nov 2, 2026
Steve StocktonHOST
On the night of May 13th, 2008, 19-year-old Brandon Swanson from Marshall, Minnesota, went out with some friends to have a few drinks and some fun.
Steve StocktonHOST
It was a Tuesday night, but Brandon had just completed his first year of Minnesota West Community and Technical College that day, so he and his friends went to the nearby town of Lynn to hang out and celebrate.
Steve StocktonHOST
Between 10.30 and 11pm, Brandon left the friends he originally set out with and drove to another friend's house in Canby to say goodbye to yet another friend.
Steve StocktonHOST
His friends who were with him in Lynn said that when he got into his car to make the short drive, he wasn't intoxicated, and other witnesses who saw him that night all agree he was not by any means intoxicated when he arrived at the friend's house either.
Joel HeitkampGUEST
So we have 200 acres on the east side of Worthington that we farm soybeans and corn on.
Joel HeitkampGUEST
We do that as a partnership with Minnesota West Community Technical College.
Joel HeitkampGUEST
I can't thank them enough.
Joel HeitkampGUEST
We probably couldn't do what we're able to do without them.
Courtney NicoleHOST
This is our first of two episodes on the disappearance of Brandon Swanson.
Courtney NicoleHOST
In May 2008, 19-year-old Brandon spent a night celebrating the end of his first year at Minnesota West Community College.
Courtney NicoleHOST
Just after midnight, he started the drive home, a route he knew by heart.
Courtney NicoleHOST
Somewhere along the way, his car slid off the road and he called his parents for a ride.
Al BattGUEST
Colleges have adopted the blue jay as their mascot.
Al BattGUEST
So Creighton University, Elizabethtown College, Johns Hopkins University, and Minnesota West Community and Technical College in Worthington.
Al BattGUEST
High school teams, they like the nickname Blue Jays, and I bet a lot of you are thinking of Waseca.
Al BattGUEST
They're the Waseca Blue Jays, or the Central Minnesota Christian Blue Jays.
Courtney NicoleHOST
This is our first of two episodes on the disappearance of Brandon Swanson.
Courtney NicoleHOST
In May 2008, 19-year-old Brandon spent a night celebrating the end of his first year at Minnesota West Community College.
Courtney NicoleHOST
Just after midnight, he started the drive home, a route he knew by heart.
Courtney NicoleHOST
Somewhere along the way, his car slid off the road and he called his parents for a ride.