Blaine Alexander

Family and friends told Cameron all about Tara and also vented their frustration and anger at the investigation.

My goal is to remind people of her life, tell people what happened, show them the investigation, and then hopefully as a result of that, law enforcement could solve it.

It's not my job.

It's theirs.

He interviewed Chris about the years he spent under suspicion.

Did police continue to follow up with you and interrogate you?

They did come after me.

Probably go and get hair samples, blood samples, tissue samples.

And Cameron asked about his feelings for Tara.

And people were listening.

Over two years, the podcast audience grew to hundreds of thousands.

It wasn't just people listening.

People were calling in.

People were sending you tips, like week after week.

Still, after dozens of episodes and all those tips, no new leads for police.

Two years in, Cameron ended it without any real ending.

Without answers.

Without answers.

But then he had another idea, one that would put Tara's case in an even bigger spotlight.

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