May 29, 2026 · 35 min · 20 segments
In the final episode of the first season, the conversation goes deeper into the idea that there could be more victims of similar sexual assualts inside the Ozone neighborhood in the early 1980's…
Brian BrownGuestThat's all we'll hear from Elizabeth Althamant and the DA's office in this episode.
It was from their monthly interview that the DA's office does on my radio show.
That was the first time anyone from that office has mentioned Roxanne's case on my show.
This has always been Roxanne's story, but I want to dedicate this episode to my mother-in-law, who passed away recently.
Bebe, as her grandchildren called her, was a talented writer and editor, and I wish she could have been a part of this podcast.
Roxanne's story would have been that much better expressed with her help in the telling of it.
As Roxanne's case unfolded, her story seemed to grow in purpose and in meaning.
Investigator Stephen Montgomery has not provided me with a lot of specifics, but he made clear that this podcast has brought other victims forward.
Children from that very neighborhood who were assaulted over 40 years ago, likely by some of the same people, a burden they've had to carry all their lives.
For the past year or so, when I had a question, I just picked up the phone and called Stephan.
Since he's off limits right now, I had to turn to his boss, State Police Lieutenant Heath Miller.
That's all we'll hear from Elizabeth Althamant and the DA's office in this episode.
It was from their monthly interview that the DA's office does on my radio show.
That was the first time anyone from that office has mentioned Roxanne's case on my show.
This has always been Roxanne's story, but I want to dedicate this episode to my mother-in-law, who passed away recently.
Bebe, as her grandchildren called her, was a talented writer and editor, and I wish she could have been a part of this podcast.
Roxanne's story would have been that much better expressed with her help in the telling of it.
As Roxanne's case unfolded, her story seemed to grow in purpose and in meaning.
Investigator Stephen Montgomery has not provided me with a lot of specifics, but he made clear that this podcast has brought other victims forward.
Children from that very neighborhood who were assaulted over 40 years ago, likely by some of the same people, a burden they've had to carry all their lives.
For the past year or so, when I had a question, I just picked up the phone and called Stephan.
Since he's off limits right now, I had to turn to his boss, State Police Lieutenant Heath Miller.
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