Andrew Dixon Part 2: Looking Over His Shoulder

March 30, 2026·57 min·4 clips

A detective asks the roommate directly whether Andrew Dixon's body will be found in the garage deep freezer — and the roommate's answer is unsettling.

A protective sweep begins with a warning. Before the episode moves back into Andrew's disappearance, officers ask about foul play, a blue car, and the deep freezer in the garage that Andrew had unplugged. The talk stays calm, which somehow makes it worse. Ordinary details start to feel loaded. Andrew had already tried to start over. The recap follows him from Oklahoma to Las Cruces, then north to Truth or Consequences after a long-term relationship ended. The past did not stay neatly behind him. The host sketches Andrew's life as complicated early on, with patterns that followed him into adulthood. Then the timeline tightens around a call. Isaac says he called the next day to check on Andrew and could not get him. His worry moved toward Ramon fast. Isaac pushed Detective Jeffers to interview him because Andrew had been talking about Ramon in the days before he disappeared. Ramon's first answer was simple: no. When Detective Jeffers said Andrew Dixon's name, Ramon first said he did not know him, then shifted as the questioning went on. From there, the ground gets softer. Ramon brought up a leaf blower or tools. Isaac said Andrew was not borrowing a leaf blower and knew Ramon much better than that. Detective Jeffers kept asking for context: Andrew's circle, Ramon's recent contact with him, whether there had been an argument. Ramon's account would not sit still. By the end, Andrew is still missing, and one conversation after he vanished has made the case feel even less settled.

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A patient, detail-rich chapter where the investigation sharpens without forcing certainty.

Andrew Dixon Part 2: Looking Over His Shoulder stays in uneasy territory, moving between a protective sweep and a family story with missing pieces.

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You want a missing-person story built from interviews, shifting answers, and local detail.

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