In May 1999, 19-year-old Katie Puyer vanished while working a late shift at a convenience store in Moose Lake, Minnesota. What followed was a harrowing investigation, a family’s unwavering determination for justice, and a landmark case that changed how Minnesota handles sex offenders.

In this emotional and deeply researched episode of Murder Monday, we recount the events surrounding Katie’s disappearance, the community-wide search, and the shocking arrest of serial offender Donald Blom. We examine the pivotal forensic evidence, the emotional courtroom moments, and how Katie’s story led to the creation of Katie’s Law, which closed dangerous loopholes in the justice system.

This is more than a true crime case. It’s a legacy of resilience, reform, and remembrance.

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