Trevor

Oh, yeah.

It gives you a huge window for that to appear in.

And as I kind of walk you through the case more, that green pin up in the northeast is going to become more interesting as far as where she was found.

and the green pin it was like a place right yeah it is a place if you look at the map you'll see that there's an address there is now closed but and you know spoilers we'll talk about it here but it is the green life evolution center got it but yeah and that information comes out in the investigation but

Now, you know, she's found naked, scratched up, bloody raw feet on the front doorstep of somebody.

We know this for a fact.

Location up in the air.

Now, the homeowners, of course, call the police immediately.

The police then took her to St.

Joseph's Hospital there in Eureka to be treated.

That is marked here on the map with the gray pin there.

Now, the name of the homeowners is unclear.

We didn't want to go digging privacy, you know, and what have you.

But police noted that Walters was frightened and paranoid, constantly saying that she was being chased by somebody or she believed someone was out to get her.

And when asked further details about her feelings and what was going on, she was unable to say what exactly happened to her.

So it does seem clear that her memory is a haze, but in her haze, whatever drove her through the woods into this house, that fear, that paranoia was still lingering with her now that she had a little bit more of her wits about her.

It's just that it seems like whatever this paranoia was, was like transcending her lapse in memory.

But hold on to those thoughts.

Those are very, very good thoughts.

And interestingly, and I almost serendipitously here in my notes, I wanted to talk about how at the hospital, you know, she was drug tested, but her results came back all negative.