Ft. Worth Trio - Mall Parking Lot Mystery

<p>&quot;Ok you can go, but be home by six.&quot;</p><p>Words Julie Moseley&#39;s mother regretted for 43 years until her death in 2017. </p><p>It was Christmas time in Ft. Worth, Texas and it was 1974. Bell bottoms, promise rings, and the hopes of Santa&#39;s favor was in the air. </p><p>Three young girls, the youngest only 9, had a day of mall shopping ahead. Christmas was only two days away and their excitement was palpable. </p><p>The girls had specific times to arrive home, so when those times came and went, their families became increasingly concerned. </p><p>But they didn&#39;t show. The next day a bizarre letter arrives to one of their homes. Witnesses began coming forward with horrific accounts of vans, trucks, strange men, and demands. But what is the true story?</p><p>Rachel Trlica, Renee Wilson, and Julie Moseley were last seen at the Seminary South shopping center on December 23, 1974 - and not a trace of them has been seen since. </p><p>Join Andrea Up Late and Brian Sanders to listen to a case that leaves every question *almost* unanswered. </p><p>Watch Nightshift every Tuesday night live on the Andrea Up Late YouTube channel. Listen wherever you stream podcasts. Like, rate, review, and SUBSCRIBE - it&#39;s free, y&#39;all!</p><p>Reach out with questions or case requests to Instagram at andrea_up_late, or email andreauplate@yahoo.com.</p>