"Nancy Located!" Blake Lively Contemplates Leaving US & Meghan Markle Says She's the "Most Bullied”

The episode opens with a satirical take on the Pima County Sheriff's Department falsely announcing the location of 'Nancy'—only to reveal it was Nancy Radakovich, a different woman missing for less than 24 hours. The hosts mock the absurdity of the update, calling it clickbait and questioning the timeline, with speculation that the elderly woman was simply on a short trip. They draw parallels to the real Nancy Guthrie disappearance, now 75 days in, with the FBI testing a partial hair sample from her home—raising skepticism about the validity of the evidence. The conversation shifts to Blake Lively, who is reportedly considering fleeing the U.S. amid fallout from her alleged involvement in a digital harassment campaign, with speculation about a potential relocation to Europe or the UK. The hosts speculate on Ryan Reynolds’ UK ties through Wrexham and the possibility of a rebranding. Meghan Markle is criticized for claiming she is the 'most bullied person in the world,' with the hosts dismissing her as tone-deaf and self-centered, arguing her behavior invited the backlash. The episode closes with a promotional plug for Factor meal delivery and a call to action for listeners to advocate for Zach Peter to speak at CrimeCon, highlighting the podcast’s blend of satire, pop culture critique, and audience engagement.