July 28, 2025
Nancy and Brad Cooper - Part 1

In July 2008, in the quiet suburb of Cary, North Carolina, Nancy and Brad Cooper appeared to have it all: two beautiful daughters, a picture-perfect life, and a circle of close-knit friends. But behind closed doors, their marriage was unraveling. When Nancy vanished after a routine morning run, the investigation revealed cracks in their carefully constructed world—and left a trail of questions that still linger.
Listen to part 2 today
Today's snack: Dewey's Bakery cookies
Sources:
- Lamb, Amanda. Love Lies: A True Story of Marriage and Murder in the Suburbs. Diversion Books (2015). Kindle Edition.
- Blanchard, Lynne. Framed: An Examination of the Nancy Cooper Murder Case. Self-published (2015). Kindle Edition
- https://www.wral.com/story/911-calls-in-nancy-cooper-s-death-released/3248238/ 911 call
- https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna25723445
- https://globalnews.ca/news/7479909/brad-cooper-north-carolina-murder-prison-release/
- https://nancycooper.blogspot.com/
- https://justiceforbradcooper.wordpress.com/
- https://www.mensjournal.com/sex-relationships/most-embarrassing-google-searches-state Most embarrassing Google searches by state
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Hi. I'm Tina and I'm Rich. If there's one thing
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we've learned in over twenty years of marriage.
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It's that some days you'll feel like killing your.
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Wife and some days you'll feel like killing your husband.
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Welcome to love, Mary Kill, Hey Rich, Hey Tina.
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How are you?
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I'm doing good?
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How are You've been super busy today? Yeah? I hardly
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seen your lovely face.
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I know it feels like we have not really connected
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it all today, So good to talk to you.
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How's the marriage meter?
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Oh?
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Do you feel like killing me?
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Or I'm You're on You're on the opposite end of
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the spectrum because you defrosted the icebaker was really truly heroic, amazing.
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I guess we should explain. We have a refrigerator and
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it's really dumb, but we don't go out and a
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new refrigerator. But that's a really big decision. Our ice
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maker has in the five years that we've lived here,
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has never really worked. Frustrated, it's really dumb, and the
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ice maker actually has completely given out. So we have
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gone old school and we resorted to using ice trays.
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It's hot as heck here in Michigan right now, so
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we're kind of going through the ice, and we thought
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always not a big deal, we'll just get but no,
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we both hate making the ice. So yeah, today the ice,
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which this is riveting content to subscribe to our Patriot
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I'm just kidding. But we're going to be off on
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vacation this week. If you're listening to this on Monday,
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our family is I'm sure we're having the time of
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our lives all together. Yeah, and we've opted for our
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road trip rather than an airplane trip, so it be fun.
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Excited about that.
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I am looking forward to it.
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Yeah, it'll be nice to have a little time away.
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And where we were recording today from Monday and then
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this is I'm pretty sure it's going to be two parts,
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so we have the next couple Mondays, so you'll not
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be left without a new episode. I know a lot
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of people are wondering, are you going to stop at BUCkies?
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Because we talk about how our dream trip involves stopping
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at BUCkies. We're going north, not south, so no BUCkies.
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We're going west.
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Well, we're going north too.
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We're going west then north.
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I'll tell you about it when we get back. But
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it's not the most exciting trip, but it'll be nice.
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I'm looking forward to it.
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I love a good road trip.
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We do love a good road trip. I think I
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prefer road trips because you can pack more, you can
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take more shoes, just throw them in the back of
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your car.
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I find it more relaxing too, Like I just like driving.
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You like driving, and you like listening to your music,
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and we're gonna have to take turns. Okay, maybe we
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can do some karaoke.
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Sure that sounds like fun.
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Well, let us know if you have any favorite gas
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station snacks that not BUCkies, but you think that we
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should try.
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Or any games to play in the car. Road trip
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games are always fun, I think.
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With our kids, who are both older, I mean I
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think everyone's just going to have their phones exactly. I
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think that it's probably not going to be a lot
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of the ABC game going, but maybe maybe the first
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hour or so. Oh. Also, if you have any good
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summer reads. Let us know if you've only read any
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good books lately, because we'll probably hopefully have a chance
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to do a lot.
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I am looking for a book to read.
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All right, Well, we are going back to North Carolina today.
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I know we were just in North Carolina, but we're
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going back today because when I was researching Michelle and
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Jason Young, I found another story that just really intrigued me.
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So I have a North Carolina snack for you.
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Okay, I'm going to North Carolina in a few weeks, so.
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Yeah, oh, we're in North Carolina, Charlotte. Okay. I bought
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some cookies for you from Dewey's Bakery and I actually
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tried them earlier. They're really good. They're super thin, and
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they're super crispy, and you can eat get this, you
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can eat eight cookies for one hundred and twenty calories.
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They're healthy, but two where one is brownie crisp and
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the other is Meyer Lemon. I also brought you some
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a Michigan snack, some Michigan sherries that are so delicious.
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Yeah, they are really good.
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Right now, Okay, we'll be right back. So what did
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you think of Dewey's Bakery cookies.
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I thought they were delightful, very thin, crispy, really good flavor.
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Full disclosure, you have not been eating sugar this week,
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so they probably tasted extra good.
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They did taste extra good. I was thinking the only
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thing that would really make them better is if you
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made some butter cream frosting and put it in the
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middle of two of them.
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They're very thin and they're very crispy. What would you
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rate them? From eight to ten?
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I would get from eight to ten.
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I mean, okay, you know what I meant.
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Well, I would give them a nine out of ten.
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Really, yeah, I would. Well, because I only gave you
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they could give them an eight, nine or ten, so
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I would give them an eight out of ten. I
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think That's what I was thinking of what I say,
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because I had I was like, I mean, they're a
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nice cookie. I think if you like tea or coffee,
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you would very much like these cookies for sure. Okay,
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onto the case. This episode does contain talk of domestic
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abuse that may be triggering for some listeners, so please
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listen with care and thanks to Tina from Dexter, Michigan
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for recommending this.
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Oh I Think I Know Her.
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On Saturday, July twelfth, two thousand and eight, in Carrie,
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North Carolina, Jessica Adam was worried about her friend, Nancy Cooper.
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Nancy had promised to be at Jessica's house at eight
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am to help her paint after her morning run. She
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wasn't answering her phone or text messages, which wasn't like
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her at all. Nancy's phone, car, wallet, and keys were
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all still at home. Jessica was beginning to panic. She
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had a pit in her stomach and her intuition was pinging,
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telling her something was very wrong. Nancy was in the
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midst of a contentious separation with her husband of eight years,
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Bradley Cooper, not that Bradley Cooper. When Jessica caught he
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told her that Nancy had gone for a run with
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her friend Carrie that morning and he hadn't seen her.
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Since Nancy was an avid runner and was training for
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a marathon, safety was a concern for Nancy, who usually
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ran the trails near her home along Lockmere Drive in
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the subdivision where she lived. Nancy and brad had attended
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a barbecue at their neighbor's house the previous night. Brad
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left around eight pm to put their little girls to bed,
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four year old Bella and nearly two year old Katie.
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He said he fell asleep in the girl's bedroom. Nancy
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got home from the party around twelve thirty am. Before
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calling the police, Jessica Adam phoned local hospitals, hoping for
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some sign of her missing friend. When that turned up nothing,
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she called nine one one at one fifty pm.
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According to her husband, when I called this morning at
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about nine that he said that she had left this
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morning for run early. He believed with her friend.
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Has he been violent with her in the past. I
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don't know that he's been the Queen Island.
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I know there's been a lot of tension, and so
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I you know, wouldn't be surprised.
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I hate to say it, but I'm.
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Just I'm not sure what to do.
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Is it possible that she might have done something else,
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had possibly forgotten she would have.
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Made contact with either me or her other friends by now,
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who both had expected her today. And the fact that
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her car is still at home and her cell phone
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in there is a little weird. She you know, that's
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that's that would not make sense.
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Well, that's a good friend. First of all, She sounded
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so nervous, like you could tell she.
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She's very away to her friend.
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Well you could tell she's worried, But you can tell
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she also thinks that Brad had something to do with it,
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but she's afraid to even say it, Like she doesn't
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even want to voice that fear.
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Right, Jessica asked if she needed to wait to file
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a missing person's report, but the dispatcher said no, though
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Nancy's husband, Brad, would need to make the official call.
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An officer was sent to the Cooper home to speak
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with Brad.
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That's kind of weird that Brad has to make the
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official call on that.
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I don't know the exact situation, but maybe it's like
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your closest living relative needs to make a call. I
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don't know. An hour later, another friend of Nancy's, Clea Morris,
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reached out to her identical twin sister, Christa Lister, who
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lived in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The sisters talked multiple times
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a day. When Christa heard that Nancy was missing, panic
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set in. She immediately called her brother in law. She'd
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never really liked him or believed that he was good
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enough for her sister. Brad told Christa the same thing
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that he'd told Jessica. Nancy had gone for a run
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and she hadn't come back yet. Christa alerted her parents
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and siblings. The family, close knit and protective, was shaken
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and frustrated that Brad hadn't contacted them himself. Christa later
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said quote she'd never leave her kids. I knew she
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was in danger. I couldn't feel her anymore. Jeff Renz,
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the oldest sibling, was a police officer, and his instincts
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told him that this would end badly. Christa tried to
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book a flight, but the bad weather had grounded all travel.
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Desperate to do something, she rented a car and drove
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the seven hundred and sixty miles from Toronto to carry
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North Carolina. But deep down, she already knew her twin,
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her other half, her best friend, was gone, and she
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was right. Nancy Lynne Rentz was born on August twenty fifth,
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nineteen seventy three, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, to Donna and
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Gary Rentz, her identical sister, Christa, who was five minutes
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older and known for being the quieter of the two,
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while Nancy was the more outgoing one, a social butterfly.
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Their older brother, Jeff, was the only son in the family.
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The youngest sibling, Jill, was nine years younger than the
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twins and admired her older sisters, especially Nancy. Jill said quote,
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she was my entire life growing up. I wanted to
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be Nancy. I wanted to do everything with her. She
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was just that girl who not only guys, but everyone
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wanted to be around. My friends wanted her to be
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their sister. Everybody loved her. She was just perfection to me.
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The Rentz family ran a family business together and were
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a close knit, respected family. Nancy turned to running after
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she was diagnosed with Crohn's disease, an inflammatory ball disease
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or IBD that causes inflammation in the digestive tract, leading
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to belly pain, severe diarrhea, fatigue, weight loss, and malnutrition.
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It could be a painful and debilitating disease with no cure,
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but often a careful diet and lifestyle changes can lead
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to improved quality of life and the disease can go
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into remission for years. Running helped Nancy keep her symptoms
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in check and her anxiety at bay. Among the stress
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of her life and marriage. It read something that she
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at one time had aspirations of being an Olympic athlete.
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Oh wow.
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Bradley Graham Cooper was born in October nineteen seventy three
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and medicine had Alberta, Canada, to parents Carol and Terry.
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He has one younger brother named Grant. He hasn't divulged
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much of his upbringing, but he isn't very close with
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his family or any of his childhood friends. Later, when
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asked his nephew's name, he couldn't even remember it. His
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father was an organic chemistry professor who had high expectations
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for Brad's education and career. Brad graduated from the University
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of Calgary with a degree in computer science in nineteen
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ninety seven. Before he met Nancy, he was engaged twice.
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Nancy Wrintz met Brad Cooper when they were working together
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at Trans Canada Pipelines. Nancy worked in computer support and
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Brad was an IT specialist on contract through IBM. He
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was quiet, reserved and still recovering from a messy broken engagement.
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At first, Nancy actually considered setting him up with a friend,
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but after spending more time with him, she started to reconsider.
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the outgoing, confident men she typically dated, but something about
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his quiet, serious nature drew her in. When Nancy and
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Brad went on a double date with Christa and Christa's
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future husband, Jim Lister, she wasn't impressed with Brad. He
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