
This episode covers the mysterious disappearances and murders of Bobby Joe Oberholtzer and Annette Schnee in Breckenridge, Colorado, on January 6, 1982. Key discussions include the timeline of events, the discovery of their bodies, and the connection between the two cases.
Jeff Oberholtzer, Bobby Joe's husband, reported her missing after she failed to return home. He found her belongings scattered in the snow, leading to the tragic discovery of her body.
Annette Schnee's disappearance was also linked to the same day, with her sister Cindy recalling the moment their mother learned of Annette's vanishing. The investigation faced delays until a boy found Annette's remains months later.
Former Colorado Bureau of Investigation agent Jim Hardkey played a crucial role in the case, noting similarities between the evidence found at both crime scenes. The orange booty discovered on Annette's foot connected the two cases, raising new questions.
The episode highlights the challenges investigators faced and the emotional toll on the families involved, as both cases remained unsolved for an extended period.
The episode details the 1982 disappearances of Bobby Joe Oberholtzer and Annette Schnee in Breckenridge, Colorado, and the connection between their cases.

This episode stands out for the following:
Oh, and I knew something was horribly wrong.Two women, two unsolved murders, and two orange socks
Holy, this is amazing, this ties the cases together.Two women, two unsolved murders, and two orange socks