Mike Boudet

No, we didn't get the trigger warnings on this episode incorrectly. That was not a wounded animal. That was Sherry's laugh. Anyway, Sherry had left her shift at JCPenney on January 1st and hadn't been seen since. Her co-workers called the police and asked for a welfare check on January 5th.

Sherry's small one-bedroom apartment was a complete disaster.

Sherry's small one-bedroom apartment was a complete disaster.

Sherry's small one-bedroom apartment was a complete disaster.

But there was no sign of Sherry or her beloved dog, Roscoe. She was gone. The deputies could tell that something horrific had happened in her apartment. They slowly backed up, closed the door to the crime scene, and called in the higher-ups. Sherry's welfare check had quickly turned into something much more sinister.

But there was no sign of Sherry or her beloved dog, Roscoe. She was gone. The deputies could tell that something horrific had happened in her apartment. They slowly backed up, closed the door to the crime scene, and called in the higher-ups. Sherry's welfare check had quickly turned into something much more sinister.

But there was no sign of Sherry or her beloved dog, Roscoe. She was gone. The deputies could tell that something horrific had happened in her apartment. They slowly backed up, closed the door to the crime scene, and called in the higher-ups. Sherry's welfare check had quickly turned into something much more sinister.

When detectives descended on the Cedar Creek apartments, they got to work trying to figure out what happened.

When detectives descended on the Cedar Creek apartments, they got to work trying to figure out what happened.

When detectives descended on the Cedar Creek apartments, they got to work trying to figure out what happened.

Neighbors who shared the walls with Sherry all heard the commotion during the early morning hours of January 2nd. They hadn't seen anything, but they confirmed that they all heard Sherry fighting with someone. But it just sounded like a heated argument. Sherry's blue Nissan should have been parked in its regular spot outside the complex, but it was gone.

Neighbors who shared the walls with Sherry all heard the commotion during the early morning hours of January 2nd. They hadn't seen anything, but they confirmed that they all heard Sherry fighting with someone. But it just sounded like a heated argument. Sherry's blue Nissan should have been parked in its regular spot outside the complex, but it was gone.

Neighbors who shared the walls with Sherry all heard the commotion during the early morning hours of January 2nd. They hadn't seen anything, but they confirmed that they all heard Sherry fighting with someone. But it just sounded like a heated argument. Sherry's blue Nissan should have been parked in its regular spot outside the complex, but it was gone.

As officers examined the spot where she usually parked, Another neighbor piped up.

As officers examined the spot where she usually parked, Another neighbor piped up.

As officers examined the spot where she usually parked, Another neighbor piped up.

Eric Christensen was Sherry's boyfriend. They had to find him, but it wouldn't be hard. Let's just say that the guy didn't exactly blend in in Everett.

Eric Christensen was Sherry's boyfriend. They had to find him, but it wouldn't be hard. Let's just say that the guy didn't exactly blend in in Everett.

Eric Christensen was Sherry's boyfriend. They had to find him, but it wouldn't be hard. Let's just say that the guy didn't exactly blend in in Everett.

When you saw him, you knew who you were looking at. Detectives soon got a call that Eric Christensen had been spotted at a hospital in Monroe. Monroe was about 20 miles from Sherry's apartment, but close to the guest house that Eric rented on a rural property in Gold Bar.