
This episode covers the mysterious disappearances and murders of Annette Schnee and Bobby Joe Oberholtzer in Breckenridge, Colorado, in January 1982. It discusses their backgrounds, the circumstances of their disappearances, and the connection between the two cases through an orange sock.
Annette Schnee, a model, went missing after hitchhiking home from work on January 6, 1982. She was last seen around 4:45 PM. Bobby Joe Oberholtzer, who was celebrating a promotion, also disappeared that same night after hitchhiking home.
The bodies of both women were discovered months later, with Bobby Joe found shot on Hoosier Pass and Annette's body located in a stream. The episode highlights the chilling similarities between their cases and the impact on their families.
A significant detail discussed is the orange sock found at the crime scenes, linking the two women. The episode also reveals that the killer's truck got stuck in the snow that night, leading to a local fire chief's involvement.
The unresolved nature of these murders continues to haunt the community and investigators, raising questions about justice and closure.
The episode details the 1982 murders of Annette Schnee and Bobby Joe Oberholtzer in Breckenridge, Colorado, and their mysterious connection.

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