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October 17, 2020

Case 160: Beverly McGowan

Steve was mildly surprised to find Beverly had sent him a letter out of the blue. The brief note contained the following message:

“I just want to say goodbye to you, and the kids, and let you know that what I am doing is the right thing. This is what I need at this point in my life, so don’t worry… When I come back, I will be a much better and happier person.”

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Erin Munro - research, writing

Mike Migas - production, scoring

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - scoring

Milly Raso - creative direction

Comments (11)

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Mr Chips · October 26, 2020

I coincidentally found this case in an old episode of Unsolved Mysteries right after listening to it. Find it on YouTube, Unsolved Mysteries season 4 episode 9

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Michael Brodie · October 23, 2020

Such a vivid and succinct weave in the telling of this unique case.

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Telma M · October 20, 2020

This one was BONKERS. So many twists and turns. When it first started I thought it would be relatively straight forward. But then as it went on it got stranger and stranger. Awesome work team!!

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So Real · October 20, 2020

Wow! I lived in FL during this time I never heard of the case! Almost spooky at times! WELL DONE! I’m very intrigued!

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Fran Batchelor · October 19, 2020

This case is wild - I can’t believe I’ve never heard about this one before!

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Elin Thorvinger · October 18, 2020

Thanks team. Very good episode. Great job.

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Rebekah · October 18, 2020

Fantastic job! This is one of my favorite episodes so far. Brilliant research and storytelling as usual.

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Paul T · October 18, 2020

One of the best episodes of the year. Great work Casefile team.

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hotbagels · October 17, 2020

this is the twistiest episode since Mark & John. Truly some of your best work crew. I've listened to nearly every episode and this is instantly top 5 for me.

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Olive · October 17, 2020

What a willlld case.Good on Beverly’s family for sensing some danger.

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MM · October 17, 2020

Thank you for the very interesting case. Identity theft. A sociopath. Murderer. The role of numerology in the con. Wow.