
This episode of True Crime Garage covers the disappearance of Elizabeth Collins and Lyric Cook in Evansdale, Iowa, on July 13, 2012. The hosts discuss the timeline of events leading up to the girls' abduction, the search efforts by authorities, and the investigation into their families.
Nick and the Captain detail the last known sightings of the girls, including their bike ride and the discovery of their bikes and belongings near Meyers Lake. They emphasize the urgency of the investigation as authorities treat the case as an abduction, with the FBI involved.
The episode highlights the background of the girls' families, particularly the troubled history of Dan Morisy, Lyric's father, and the implications of his criminal past on the investigation. The hosts question the likelihood of a stranger abduction versus a connection to Dan's drug dealings.
Listeners learn about the extensive search efforts, including the use of bloodhounds and the draining of the lake, as well as the community's response to the girls' disappearance. The episode raises questions about the evidence found and the ongoing search for the missing girls.
Overall, the episode presents a detailed account of the case, the challenges faced by investigators, and the emotional toll on the families involved.
The episode discusses the abduction of Elizabeth Collins and Lyric Cook in Evansdale, Iowa, and the ensuing investigation and search efforts.

This episode stands out for the following:
Every little detail counts!The Evansdale Murders /// Part 1 /// 393
Don't give up hope for a safe return!The Evansdale Murders /// Part 1 /// 393
This is not something that the girls would have ditched.The Evansdale Murders /// Part 1 /// 393
I saw the bikes lying on the path and had to swerve to miss them.The Evansdale Murders /// Part 1 /// 393
Focus turns fully to abduction as other causes were eliminated.The Evansdale Murders /// Part 1 /// 393
The children weren't exposed to those people; they were kept away from there.The Evansdale Murders /// Part 1 /// 393