A Date With Dateline · Kimberly and Katie - ADWDL

The Pin at Apartment 210 S.33 Ep.24

·1 hr 21 min·5 clips

Jazzy's family breaks into apartment 210 with a credit card and discovers her belongings in a drawer.

Repeat? Barely. Kimberly and Katie admit this one is recent, requested, and old only by podcast-calendar math. Beep, beep. Before the case turns grim, they make room for CrimeCon in Denver, including that airport horse with the glowing eyes. Still suspicious. Artie also gets his flowers, since his solo CrimeCon trip becomes their proof that a person can show up alone and leave with new friends. Then Jazzy's pin drops. The location alert points toward Apartment 210, and the timing gets worse fast: someone had written down 2:15 a.m., three minutes before the pin dropped. A scream was heard. That small gap gives everything a sick little jolt, and the hosts keep worrying at what people did, didn't do, and waited to do next. Katrina chooses practical panic. She gets a credit card from the car and opens the apartment door, which sends Kimberly and Katie straight into courtroom mode. Burglary? Maybe not robbery, since nothing gets taken, but drawers are opened and rummaging happens. Light burgles, as charged. Inside are Jazzy's overnight bag, credit cards, driver's license, and a notebook with Jason Chen written on it. That lands with a thud. The drawer detail keeps bothering the hosts because it turns the search from looking around into digging through someone's space. Police finally arrive, and the body cam footage makes the scene feel close. The officers saying an investigator is already assigned only muddies it more. Who told whom? How does a missing-person report turn into a shrug in a parking lot and then, somehow, people not being contacted? The timeline never quite settles. The hosts think it may all be happening within a couple of days, maybe inside seventy-two hours, which makes every pause feel louder. And then, because this show knows when everyone needs air, candy logic returns. The debate over whether the right gummy thing should be sour or smooth becomes the absurd side hallway after the grim part.

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A single pin at Apartment 210 opens into a tight, conversational investigation.

This Date with Dateline repeat stays centered on a single pin at Apartment 210, then broadens through Jazzy's overnight bag, her credit cards and driver's license, and the notebook with Jason Chen written on it.

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