A new episode of a true crime podcast features the story of a woman with some connections to Louisiana.

Jessica Earl, 31, was last seen on June 8 in Tallapoosa, Georgia. Police have questioned a person of interest, Jeffrey Seth Odom, but he has not been charged in connection with Earl’s disappearance.

Earl’s mother, Sandra King, lives in St. Tammany Parish, just north of Lake Pontchartrain. King spoke about her daughter’s disappearance on the most recent episode of The Vanished Podcast.

On the podcast, King said that to the best of her knowledge, Earl disappeared after fighting with Odom over money she gave him to buy an ATV for her son for his birthday. Several days had passed, and Odom had allegedly not produced the ATV or returned Earl’s money.

Earl reportedly called a friend in a hysterical state and said she was going to leave her house on foot. She has not been heard from since.

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King told The Vanished Podcast host Marissa Jones that Odom’s mother reported Earl was going to come to Louisiana and enter a rehab facility. But King disputes that idea.

“If she was going to come to Louisiana, she would have to contact someone, because she did not have a vehicle to get down here,” King said on the podcast.

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King said Earl and Odom were in St. Tammany Parish in early May to pick up a car King had bought for her daughter. King alleged that Odom crashed and totaled the car in Georgia just two days later.

King said she had tried to get Earl to return to Louisiana in March 2017, but that didn’t happen after Earl and a boyfriend were arrested on drug charges.

King has made multiple trips to Georgia as the investigation into Earl’s disappearance continues. However, she is now back home in St. Tammany Parish and told Jones that it is better for her to keep her distance and let others continue searching.

King manages a Facebook page, Missing Jessica Earl, that provides updates on the case.

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