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I'm your host, Ali McLaughlin-Sulkowski.

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And I'm your co-host, Eli Solkowski.

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And this is Cold and Missing, where we cover cold cases and missing person cases.

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Hello everyone and welcome back to Cold and Missing.

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I'm Ali.

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Welcome back everyone.

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Yeah, it's really exciting to see how many people are coming over to the podcast and

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just listening and that, you know, our little podcast continues to do what it's meant to

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do, which is get these cases and names out there, which brings us all to this week's

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episode, which is a cold case.

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Yes, we are on a cold case this week.

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All right, let's jump into it.

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So just as a bit of a content warning at the top, this case does have mentions of sexual

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assault.

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Today, we are going to be talking about the cold case of Fiona Yu.

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And this takes place in August of 1997 in Tempe, Arizona.

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But first, a little bit about Fiona.

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Fiona is 21 years old in 1997.

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She was a senior at Arizona State University majoring in accounting.

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Fiona was a dedicated student.

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She was always in her books and doing her homework according to family and friends.

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On top of her classes, she also worked part-time at the university gift shop.

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Her friends and family describe her as a sweet, friendly, trusting to a fault and a little

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bit naive.

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Fiona lived off campus in the Cypress Gardens apartments with her roommate, Kazoo Aito,

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and her boyfriend, Tony Satterwhite.

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That's Kazoo's boyfriend, not Fiona's.

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Fiona had just met someone special too, though.

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He worked at a topless bar in town, and the two had been seeing each other for only a

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few weeks.

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Her friends were wary of her new relationship.

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Tony Satterwhite said, quote, he didn't look like the type of guy for her.

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He just looked like a bully sort of guy.

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He looked like he could manipulate Fiona, unquote.

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And now, a timeline of events.

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On Monday, August 4, 1997, Fiona was seen by a neighbor riding her bike near East Lemon

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Street and South Terrace Road in Tempe.

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This is just around the corner from where her apartment was located.

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According to Google Maps, it would take a minute or less than to bike there from where

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she was last seen.

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The neighbor said he saw her between 4 and 4.30 that afternoon.

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Fiona's roommate arrived home at around 5.15.

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Their apartment was two stories.

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It's like the apartment version of Row Houses, with about nine apartments all next to each

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other, sharing walls.

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When Kazoo arrived home, she stayed on the first floor for a while.

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After about 45 minutes, she started to get a bad feeling and decided to check out the

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apartment and go upstairs.

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It's there that she finds Fiona in the hallway.

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She's partially clothed.

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Her pants had been lowered and her shirt was removed.

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She had injuries to her head and neck.

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There were blood stains on her body and Fiona is clinging to life.

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Kazoo calls 911 and Fiona is rushed to St. Luke's Hospital, but she passes away shortly

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after she arrives.

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As the case shifts to a homicide investigation, police begin to process the scene.

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There are no signs of forced entry at the apartment.

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The blood that was found on her body will be tested and later determined that it was

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not Fiona's blood, so the blood must have come from the killer.

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The next day, Tuesday, August 5, Fiona's autopsy is conducted by the Maricopa Medical

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The autopsy confirms what police had suspected.

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Fiona died of strangulation and she was sexually assaulted.

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Police begin looking for her boyfriend so they can question him.

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They don't consider him a suspect at this time, but Sergeant Toby Dias says, quote,

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Find out what he knows, end quote.

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I assume that police are able to find him and talk to him.

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Years later, they will confirm in the media that he was cleared as a suspect altogether.

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On Friday, August 8, just four days after her murder, Fiona is laid to rest in tempeh.

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Now, there's not much coverage after the initial murder, but on September 14 and 15

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of 1997, that same year, it's been just over a month since Fiona was murdered.

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There are two separate attacks of ASU students.

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Both of the women survived, but they are sexually assaulted and strangled to the point of passing

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out, and one is cut with scissors on her legs.

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The media and police are interested to see if these attacks are related to Fiona's murder,

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given the similarities.

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Tempeh police say, quote, We aren't ruling it out, but we aren't ruling it in either.

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Right now, it's too soon to say whether they're related, but our detectives are comparing

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notes with their detectives, end quote.

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About a week later, on September 22, two teenagers from tempeh high school are arrested

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and charged with attempted murder, sexual assault, robbery, and kidnapping related to

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the attacks on the other two ASU women.

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Tempeh police are looking closely at the two teens to see if they are in any way connected

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to Fiona's murder.

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They plan to use DNA to either include or exclude the two teens as suspects.

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On September 24, women of Arizona State University rally Wednesday afternoon to take back the

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They argue that they're not even safe during the day, so they can't take back the night

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Fiona is honored at the rally.

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They read poetry dedicated to her, and the women pushed for a bike path named after Fiona.

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One of her last papers that she wrote was in support of more bike paths on campus.

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Police also announced that day that one of the teenagers arrested is the prime suspect

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in Fiona's murder.

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The attorney for Maricopa County says, quote, He's the prime suspect in the matter.

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We obtained a court order asking for the withdrawal of blood so we can compare it with DNA evidence,

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The teen suspect denies that he was involved in the murders altogether.

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It takes months for the DNA analysis to come back, but on Monday, December 15, it's been

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over four months now since Fiona was murdered, and the police announced that the DNA was

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not a match for either teen suspect.

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Police will continue to investigate the teens related to Fiona's murder, but years later,

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police will announce that they are officially cleared of being involved.

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In March of 1998, so it's been seven months since Fiona's murder, and there are still

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no suspects in the case.

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However, in Tempe, there is a man who appears to be stalking Asian women.

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He has attempted to kidnap at least five women, but was unsuccessful in these attempts.

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All of the women were able to run away to safety.

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Police search for the stalker and also want to know if he could be involved in Fiona's

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murder.

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And it's unclear if they are ever able to find this man or if the media coverage kind

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of scares him off, because I couldn't find a resolution to what happened in this particular

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instance.

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But after that, you don't hear about Fiona's murder in the media hardly at all.

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There is a true crime show in 2001 that covers her murder and gets it in the public awareness,

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but still no real clues are developed from this according to police.

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In October of 2006, so it's been over nine years since Fiona's murder, police say they

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are reopening the case and taking an aggressive look at the case.

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They believe that between the public's help and new DNA advances that they'll be able

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to solve the case, police theorize that the suspect is still in the area.

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Detective John Thompson is heading the investigation and says, quote, Fiona's family and friends

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deserve answers in this case.

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It's hard enough that they have been forced to know the what and the how of the incident,

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so it's only fair that they be given the opportunity to know the why.

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Fiona's brother, Kevin, speaks on behalf of the family.

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He says, quote, my parents will never get over it.

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You can see that in their eyes.

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In fact, none of us in the family can get over it.

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When speaking of his sister, Kevin says that his sister was too trusting.

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Quote, she was very good at heart, but had no street sense.

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Maybe she met the wrong person.

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I think it was premeditated in some ways.

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Police believe that the DNA will be crucial in this case and have tested several people.

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Detective Thompson says, quote, at this time no matches have been linked to the sample.

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Biological samples have also been collected from numerous acquaintances of Fiona or suspicious

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people in the area, but they too have come back with no match.

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In August of 2017, so it's been 20 years since Fiona was murdered.

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Tempe Police have decided for the first time that they are going to try to use technology

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called snapshot DNA phenotyping.

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This basically takes the DNA sample and creates a composite of the person based on the DNA.

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Detective Lily Durans says, quote, we are hoping that getting this composite sketch

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would draw out people's memories.

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This DNA testing or composite sketching isn't able to tell age, height, or weight of the

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person who gave the sample, but it can tell police the skin color, ancestry, hair, and

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eye color of the suspect.

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Based off of the DNA, he is of Latino descent and he would have light brown skin, dark eyes,

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dark brown eyes, and then brown hair.

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That composite was released to the public, but as of 2024, there have been no arrests

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in this case and no suspects named.

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So with that, if you know anything about what happened to Fiona Yu in August of 1997, please

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call the Tempe Police Department at 480-250-8311.

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And the sources for the timeline today come from the Arizona Republic, the Tucson Sun,

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and 12 News, so that is the case of Fiona Yu.

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Thank you for bringing this case to us today.

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As always, you know, I'm surprised that it's one that I don't know, but I'm grateful to

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have learned about her today.

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The description of what happened is, is, was startling.

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It's just heartbreaking that that was, those were her last moments, you know.

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I have always just like questions for you.

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What are your thoughts and opinions?

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Do you, do you, do you have a suspect, I guess?

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I don't have a suspect in this case.

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DNA was used to kind of rule out what seemed like the obvious people in the beginning,

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you know, the boyfriend and then these two teens who committed similar attacks just a

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few weeks later.

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But I do agree with her brother that it was probably somebody that knew her and maybe

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knew her schedule a little bit because the timeframe, like the window of time for the

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crime to be committed before her roommate comes home is pretty small.

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It's, it can vary if she got home around four, that gives an hour and 15 minutes before her

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roommate shows up.

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But if she got home at 430, that leaves a half hour and you know, kind of everywhere

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in between.

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So it seems like it was somebody who knew the layout, knew how to get in, how to get

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out without really being seen and maybe knew her and her roommate's schedule.

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That's just what I have come to.

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That's like the only suspect, I guess, that I could give is somebody who knew her a little

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bit.

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The, the violence of it and it being the middle of the day, to me, it's, it's one of

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two, you know, a wild person committed this crime or someone who knows a lot of details

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because like you said, it's a, it's a small window.

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And if you don't know that person, you don't know the schedule as I guess in a salient,

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you're like banking on a lot to go right for you when you're doing something very wrong.

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So that's like bone chilling though, to think about that and the aspect of like, like stalking.

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Yeah, I did think that the stalker who was like targeting the Asian community, specifically

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women in that community, I think that is an interesting lead.

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And I would be curious to know if the police ever found this man, if they were able to

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rule him out or if he's still kind of elusive because if somebody was watching her, like

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that would be a stalking behavior.

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So I am curious there a little bit about who that man was and what became of that story.

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It's something very interesting that is happening around this time.

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And for there to be no follow up or anything, I am curious as well.

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And maybe that answer is out there and I just couldn't find it.

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It didn't seem to be brought up in the newspapers again that I had access to.

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So yeah, that would be something that I would want to know the answer to and if they ruled

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him out in Fiona's case specifically.

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But I do agree with you though about the bone chillingness of this case.

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Like it was scary to read about, but then also like kind of scary how little is known

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about the case and how it is not more widely known.

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I think that and I'm hoping that with us covering this case, you know, more people will as well.

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And hopefully we'll see some of those answers trickle through.

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Again, I think it's as sad and horrifying as this case is.

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I think it was necessary to bring it here.

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Yeah, I agree with you 100%.

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And you know, seeing all our listeners like those numbers just come in, like that's just

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these names, these cases getting out there.

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And, you know, that does put pressure on police if there's news stories about them.

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It makes them look at the case again.

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Maybe it gives a detective that hasn't looked at the case, you know, the curiosity to go

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look at it themselves and maybe they're able to see something that was missed.

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Like there's so many ways that just talking about these cases helps and helps bring awareness.

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Fresh eyes are always a good idea, you know, on things like this.

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I couldn't agree more that with the listeners and the numbers, just the more attention there

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is, the more likely it is that things will be discovered.

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Yeah, and I am hopeful that, you know, police have this composite based off of the DNA.

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We're going to be posting pictures of that composite on our Instagram.

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So if you're not following us there, you absolutely should be.

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And of course, if you know anything about the murder of Fiona Yu in August of 1997, please

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call the Tempe Police Department at 480-250-8311.

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And again, we're going to be posting pictures of Fiona on our Instagram as well as the composite

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sketch created by DNA.

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So if you're not following us, you can find us at Cold and Missing and you can keep up

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with the podcast there and other true crime stories that we kind of report about.

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You can also visit our website, www.coldandmissing.com.

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We have transcripts for every single episode.

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So if you or someone you love is hard of hearing, you can follow along with the podcast there.

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And you can also rate and review us on our website.

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other people's days and into their ears, which ultimately gets these names into people's

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We'd appreciate it so much.

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But that is all I have.

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Thank you so much for listening to Cold and Missing.

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I'm your host, Allie.

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And I'm your co-host, Eli.

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Have a good week and stay safe, y'all.

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