Trevor

There is a hotline.

There are emails.

And as always, you know, don't go poking around.

Please don't speculate and try to contact investigators, police officers, family members with theories.

Unless you actually know something, and Task Force, you're all great people, I know that, but it's worth saying, unless you know something or stumble into something that could help lead to the discovery of her, it is worth kind of letting it be as it is, letting investigators continue to do what they do and, you know, hoping for the best.

But today, Christine would be around 40 years old.

Yeah.

Damn.

Yep.

Now, ultimately, you know, I do want to say we cover a case like this for two reasons.

One, to raise awareness of a case and the nature of what happens in a case like this, how things can happen all of a sudden, how also facts can be not twisted.

I don't want to say that, but misreported on or suddenly become unnoticed.

unknown.

And it's why we always approach cases from a default position of not knowing rather than assuming things.

I always want to make sure that when we analyze that we're respectful in things.

But also to provide a cautionary tale, right?

Those kind of go hand in hand.

But across the many true crime cases we've discussed in the show, we've seen anything from accidents and misunderstandings to malicious deeds and active crimes.

But as with many cases that we've discussed before, we may never truly know what happened to Christine Walters.

And that kind of concludes our discussion on the case.