Oct 1, 2026 · 44 min · 14 segments
Dana lays out all the evidence, and we await results from forensic testing. We reconnect with Mitrice’s loved ones, as they celebrate what would have been her 39th birthday. See…
Dana GoodyearHostMark WallaceGuestMichael RichardsonGuestJewel MooreGuestAngela ButlerGuestAnd that was something that I regret to this day, because that would've been the last thing possibly that we done together.
Hayley and I are visiting Michael at home in his garage, where he has a kind of shrine set up to the memory of Mitrice and what happened to her.
There are collages of family photos and framed articles about her disappearance.
The garage is where he keeps his white '66 Chevy with the portrait of Mitrice on the trunk, and where he also keeps the front piece of the orange and cream-colored Harley Davidson he bought in her honor after she died.
Um, my friends teased me because they was like, "This dude never rode a mini bike, never had a scooter, and when he came, he came with a $50,000 motorcycle, custom built, ready to ride and the whole thing."
Uh, it, it's in a Ziploc bag, and, um, something just told me never get rid of it, and I couldn't do it if I wanted to, you know? So I just always felt like someday, somehow, we gonna need them.
Michael heads for the back corner of the garage, where he has some metal shelves.
And that was something that I regret to this day, because that would've been the last thing possibly that we done together.
Hayley and I are visiting Michael at home in his garage, where he has a kind of shrine set up to the memory of Mitrice and what happened to her.
There are collages of family photos and framed articles about her disappearance.
The garage is where he keeps his white '66 Chevy with the portrait of Mitrice on the trunk, and where he also keeps the front piece of the orange and cream-colored Harley Davidson he bought in her honor after she died.
Um, my friends teased me because they was like, "This dude never rode a mini bike, never had a scooter, and when he came, he came with a $50,000 motorcycle, custom built, ready to ride and the whole thing."
Uh, it, it's in a Ziploc bag, and, um, something just told me never get rid of it, and I couldn't do it if I wanted to, you know? So I just always felt like someday, somehow, we gonna need them.
Michael heads for the back corner of the garage, where he has some metal shelves.
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