Sep 14, 2026 · 1 hr 50 min · 22 segments
Donna dives into the eerie case of Etta Smith, whose vivid psychic premonition led her straight to the body of missing Melanie Uribe. The discovery raises questions about intuition and the…
Picture it.
At that point, by the end of December, the city had recorded more than 1,000 homicides.
Again, an all-time high at that point.
Now, they've surpassed that.
But on this Monday night, 31-year-old Melanie Uribe said, She's not thinking about any of that.
She's doing something that she's probably done more times than she could count or want to because she's going to work.
And we all know that work on a Monday hits different besides when a Monday is a holiday.
So Tuesday masquerades as a Monday.
That's really the worst.
We talked about it all on tangent time that a short week of It's great to miss that one day, but then the rest of it you pay for.
Anyway, that wasn't her.
I was just going on a tangent on that.
But Monday night, going to work.
She worked as a registered nurse at a hospital.
And I think it's called Passioma Memorial Hospital.
And And she was working the night shift.
She's a divorced mother with an eight-year-old son.
She left for work wearing her white nurse's uniform, a brown sweater, and a leather jacket.
She loved layers, apparently.
She got into her late model pickup truck, starts towards the hospital.
And it's that completely ordinary routine that should never be the beginning of a story.
However, it's the beginning of this story because something tragic happened.
Picture it.
At that point, by the end of December, the city had recorded more than 1,000 homicides.
Again, an all-time high at that point.
Now, they've surpassed that.
But on this Monday night, 31-year-old Melanie Uribe said, She's not thinking about any of that.
She's doing something that she's probably done more times than she could count or want to because she's going to work.
And we all know that work on a Monday hits different besides when a Monday is a holiday.
So Tuesday masquerades as a Monday.
That's really the worst.
We talked about it all on tangent time that a short week of It's great to miss that one day, but then the rest of it you pay for.
Anyway, that wasn't her.
I was just going on a tangent on that.
But Monday night, going to work.
She worked as a registered nurse at a hospital.
And I think it's called Passioma Memorial Hospital.
And And she was working the night shift.
She's a divorced mother with an eight-year-old son.
She left for work wearing her white nurse's uniform, a brown sweater, and a leather jacket.
She loved layers, apparently.
She got into her late model pickup truck, starts towards the hospital.
And it's that completely ordinary routine that should never be the beginning of a story.
However, it's the beginning of this story because something tragic happened.
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