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Emma Fillipoff was only in her twenties when she went missing from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada in 2012.
There were some odd things happening in her life in the days before her disappearance. Emma began showing odd behaviors and wanted to go back home with her mom. After making a phone call to her mom, she made the arraignments but then changed her mind. Emma's mom was worried and still took a plane to go see her, but by the time her mother's plane landed, Emma was gone.
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It was two days before Christmas in 1974 when three young women, Rachel Trlica, Renee Wilson, and Julie Moseley went to the mall in Fort Worth, Texas, and they haven't been seen since.
The following day a mysterious letter showed up saying that they had went to Houston, Texas. But there were some pretty odd things about this letter that really raised some concerns for family members and law enforcement.
Investigators are still hopefull that someone may know something that would help bring closure to their families.
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In October, 2018, Jayme Closs was only 13 years old and she experienced several events that no one ever should. She was the witness of her parents murders as they tried to protect her from a truly evil man.
Over her 88 days of captivity, Jayme remained hopeful for her ability to escape, and eventually it came.
Listen to this episode to learn more about how this young girl showed courage and resilience to bring a killer to justice.
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February 14th, 2000, is a day that will always be in on the minds of the Degree family.
For Harold and Iquilla Degree, it was not only Valentines day but it was also their wedding anniversary. But the day turned much darker because it was also the day that their daughter, Asha went missing.
Belongings of hers was found in a nearby abandoned shed and later on in a construction site over 20 miles from home.
Investigators do believe that foul play was involved in her disappearance.
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The night of July 22nd, 1957, would change several lives forever and start an investigation that would last almost 50 years.
A man robbed and sexually assaulted 4 teenagers in California, then just a few minutes later, he murdered two cops. Then, he seemed to have disappeared.
46 years later a man living a completely normal life, with a wife, kids, and a wealthy retirement answered a knock at his door, only to be met with dozens of cops, and it was time to answer to his past.
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You've heard of a Ponzi Scheme. Lots of multi-millionaires and billionaires have been in the news for running Ponzi schemes and getting sent to prison.
Well, this episode covers the man that the scheme is named after.
Charles Ponzi had $2.50 cents when he arrived in America in the early 1900s. He had even less when he left 30 something years later, but in the time that he was in America, he conned thousands of people out of millions of dollars.
This is the story of how he did it. How he rose to millions and how he lost it all.
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The Briley Brothers were three brothers, Linwood, James Jr. and Anthony Briley. From a young age, the three shared very concerning behavior. While they were well liked around the neighborhood for helping elderly neighbors, behind closed doors they had exotic pets and for fun would feed them live animals.
As the three got older, they had a seven month crime spree through Richmond, Virginia where they murdered several people.
Once they were eventually caught, it wasn't over. Because two of the three brothers orchestrated what sounds like a scene straight out of a horror movie. A prison escape where several convicted murderers escaped death row.
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**A lot of times I wonder about the timing of just how things seem to work out. For example, if you’re running late going somewhere because you forgot your phone in the house, then on your way, there is a bad car crash, that could have lined up with where you would have been if you weren’t two minutes late. Now, that’s just a very small scale example of this…but a theory that I tend to think of probably too much, of how one small decision leads to something later down the line.
While researching this case, I couldn’t help but think about that a lot, if the timing of several small things would have been a little bit different, would we be talking about this case today? This is the story of Rico Harris.
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This is one of the craziest stories that we have covered.
It takes place over the course of a few weeks in Sydney, Australia in 1935.
A shark was captured and placed on display in a tank. The shark threw up an arm, with a distinct tattoo. This led investigators to a missing person, which turned into a murder investigation.
When investigators started narrowing in on a suspect, he attempted to take his own life, when that didn't work, he led cops on a boat chase (yes, a boat chase). Once he was caught, things in the case changed drastically...
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In 1980, a young couple from Florida moved to Texas in search of a better job opportunity. Just a few months later, their family quit receiving letters from them.
The family in Florida was visited by a religious group that told them the young couple had joined their group and was cutting out their family, so they would never hear from them again.
40 years later...the family learned that the young couple were the unidentified victim's of a gruesome murder scene in Texas in 1980.
When the family found out, their first question was, "What about the baby?"
Along the way, several organizations including a popular true crime podcast network, Audiochuck (Crime Junkies, Counter Clock, Red Ball...many, many more) got involved to help fund the search for answers, from genealogy testing to spreading the word through social media.
Then, this case was linked to a pretty large religious cult that spread across the south west of the United State.
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Richard John Bingham (known as John) was the 7th Earl of Lucan and would later be labeled as one of the only royal family members to commit murder.
John lived a life that was straight out of a movie: money, fast cars, and gambling (at one point he was even offered an opportunity to audition for one of the original James Bond films).
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Ray Gricar was a District Attorney in Pennsylvania that went missing in 2005.
As with a lot of missing person cases, there are three theories: Ray took his own life, foul play, or he walked away to start a new life.
But, what is different in this case than in most missing person cases, is that there are pretty strong circumstances that could support any of the three options.
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In 1974, a young woman was found murdered in a church after she went there to pray. Over the course of 43 years there were many theories, to include a notorious serial killer, and a satanic cult. But no one realized just how close they were all along to the killer.
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Laureen Rahn was only 14 years old when she went missing in Manchester, New Hampshire in 1980. Over the years several theories came out about her disappearance. Could it be related to human trafficking? Or a serial killer who was living in the area and was believed to have killed someone just two blocks away from her house, six months later. Or could there be something different?
In this episode, we are going to discuss a few of the possible scenarios and theories, some of which cross the country to a motel in Santa Monica, California.
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This case is going to take us back a bit...to the 1800s.
George Leslie was an architect that quickly turned into a bank robber in 1869. Over a nine year span, George orchestrated bank robberies unlike anyone had ever seen. On the weekends he would associate with the elite families, politicians, and business owners of New York City, and when he wasn't with them, he was planning his next heist.
Over the span of his career, it was estimated that he stole what would be 200 million dollars today. But, as good as he was at robbing banks...there were still issues that he hadn't figured out how to deal with.
You can listen to this episode to learn more about George, the robberies, and his suspicious death.
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A drought has been causing a large lake in Nevada / Arizona to start drying up in places. As a result of this, several human remains have been found...including some in very suspicious circumstances.
Stay tuned after the outro music to learn about a weird traffic stop in Florida, where the criminals definitely didn't think things through...luckily.
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In 1996, a young woman, Sharon Hammack was found murdered on the side of the road in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Around that time, 1994-1996, 11 other women were found murdered in the area under similar circumstances.
In August of 2022, Detectives made an arrest in Sharon's case. Gary Artman, a truck driver from White Springs, Florida was arrested. He has not been connected to the 11 other murders in that area, but he was connected to another from 2006 in Maryland.
Listen to this episode to learn a little bit more about this case, it is still an ongoing case, so there wasn't a whole lot of information available.
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In 2018, chef / teacher Dan Brophy was founded murdered in the kitchen of the culinary school that he worked at. As the investigation unraveled, the spotlight began to shine on a mystery writer, who previously wrote an article about how to kill someone.
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Over the course of 51 days in 2017, a serial killer terrorized the small community of Seminole Heights in Tampa, Florida.
Benjamin Mitchell, Monica Hoffa, Anthony Naiboa, and Ronald Felton were all living their lives before they were tragically killed. We will talk about them, their lives, and what made them who they are.
We will also talk about the suspect, Howell Donaldson III (he is still awaiting his trial, so I think I have to say that despite the stuff we talk about in this episode, he is innocent until proven guilty...but you can listen to this episode for the facts about this case).
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In 2016, Krystal Mitchell was found murdered in an apartment in San Diego, California. She was on a weekend trip with her boyfriend, Raymond "RJ" McCleod. Shortly after the investigation began, an arrest warrant was issued for RJ. Investigators found out that he fled the country.
Krystal's mom, a former detective herself, began her own investigation. She took trips to Central America herself to look for RJ and has found witnesses that have placed him in various areas.
Raymond McCleod was added to the U.S. Marshall's 15 most wanted list.
A little bit more about this episode... Krystal's death is a result of domestic violence, you'll learn more about that in this episode. If you or anyone you know is going through anything that you believe may be domestic abuse, you can reach out to the national domestic violence hotline:
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Kristen Modafferi was an 18 year old woman following her dreams and passion for photography. She traveled to San Francisco to take a photography class...then, she disappeared.
Listen to this episode to learn more about Kristen's case. There are some bizarre people involved, including one person who called in a fake tip...that actually had a connection to her...
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Don Kemp was only 35 years old when he went missing in Wyoming. The former New York City advertising executive was leaving his life in NYC behind to move to Wyoming to live in a cabin and write a novel. Sounds like a dream, right? Don thought the same. Then, while he was still moving there, his truck was found abandoned in the middle of the road, still running, in the 40 miles away from the nearest town.
The investigation into Don's disappearance brought more questions than answers. Strange sightings and even stranger phone calls began happening.
But, there was also a theory that his disappearance was related to the book he was working...about the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
When Don's body was found, there weren't many questions that were answered. Was this a murder or a tragic accident?
This is the story of Don Kemp.
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Every case is a little bit different. It can be the same crime, similar motives, same city, but there is always something to make each case unique.
In 1973, Roseann Quinn was a young teacher in New York City, when she didn't show up for work one day, a fellow teacher went to check on her. That is where the murder investigation began.
One thing that was unique about this case though, was that a drawing of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck turned out to be a key piece of evidence in pointing investigators to the killer.
This case would go on to inspire a New York Times best selling book, Looking for Mr. Goodbar.
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In December of 1980, the small town police chief of Saxonburg, PA, conducted a traffic stop on a car for running a stop sign.
Little did anyone know at the time, that this traffic stop would lead to a world wide manhunt for over 35 years, and put one man on the FBI's top 10 most wanted list.
This, is the story of Gregory B. Adams.
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In 2014, Tammy Kingery started having a few days that seemed out of the ordinary for her. Her husband noticed. Her coworkers noticed. Then, one day she left a note, saying she was going for a walk, and would be back soon. Tammy hasn't been seen since.
There are several theories, all of which could be possible.
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In this episode, I'm going to tell you a little bit more about myself, how Crime Nerds started, the goals for the future...and how it could all fail.
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On November 10th, 1979, a farmer in New York was checking his corn fields the morning after a storm. He saw what he first believed to be a hunter trespassing, but as he got closer, he quickly discovered that it was the body of a young woman.
It would take more than 35 years for this young woman to be identified.
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The story of Gerald Cotten is either one of a very sad tragedy...or one of the greatest scams ever pulled off.
When Gerald suddenly died while on his honeymoon, a lot of people were shocked, he was young, wealthy, and seemed like a great person. As information came out about his company, people began learning that Gerald was the only person who had access to over $250 million, which belonged to his clients and investors.
The next question that came up...what happened to the money?
This led a lot of conspiracy theories, to include that Gerald faked his death and took the money.
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A get rich quick plan...check.
A master plan to get in and out...check.
A group of friends you can trust....check.
The largest cash robbery in the history of the United States....well, listen to this episode now to learn more!
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Bradford Bishop spent a few years on the FBI's top 10 most wanted list. He may not be on the list anymore, but he is still wanted. He has an arrest warrant for five counts of first degree murder.
Here's the thing about Bradford though....
With the career and training that he has had, living around the world, speaking several languages, and counter intelligence training...there is a good chance, that he is living in plain sight, anywhere around the world, or right here in the United States.
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Clea Hall was 18 years old when she went missing. The high school senior had just attender her prom, she was preparing to give the commencement speech at her graduation, and she was looking forward to starting college where she was accepted into a pre-med program.
But, something happened. Something that is still being investigated to this day. Clea, went missing.
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The thing that makes most cases prominent in the media is usually, who the victim is, who the suspect is, or if it’s a case where the details that are released just captures the attention of the public. In this case, it was the witnesses that made this a national sensation. This is a case that has been part of studies all over the world. From psychology professionals to law school students. This case was inspiration for episodes of Perry Mason, Law and Order, and Law and Order SVU. As well as many other documentaries. Malcolm Gladwell referred to this case in his book, The Tipping Point. Several other books have been written on it, as well as songs that have been inspired by this case.
Kitty Genovese was only 28 years old when she was murdered coming home from work in NYC. The thing that stood out about this case though...was just how many people witnessed it, and no one called the cops.
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I did a previous episode on Robert Durst. By now, you probably already know the story. Wealthy real estate heir whose wife went missing. His best friend was found murdered. Then when he was in hiding his neighbor was murdered. Yet, somehow he avoided being convicted on any charges. In 2015 he was arrested for the murder of his best friend, Susan Berman.
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Henry Lee Lucas was born in 1936. He had a troubled childhood and an even more troublesome adult life. When Henry was arrested for murder and at his first appearance, he asked the judge, "Well what are we going to do about the other 100 victims?" From that moment on, Henry's life was never the same and law enforcement investigators from all over the country began investigating him for their unsolved murders.
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On July 28th, 2013, Robert Hoagland bought a map from a gas station. He was supposed to pick his wife up from the airport the following day, but when her plane landed, he was no where to be found.
At first glance, it looked as if Robert may have ran away on his own. Especially, since this wasn't the first time he went missing. But as investigators looked more into this case, stuff started coming up, that may have suggested he did not voluntarily leave his family.
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**For most people, we see the articles on social media or news papers, that lead with a headline such as, “a body is found” and they list off the location where it was found. For most of us, it’s an intriguing article to read. What are the details? How did someone come across this? What happened? The headlines are obviously written in a way to get our attention, and it works. But, then there is the family members for missing people. Each of these articles that come out, each Facebook post that is shared, they see it, and their hearts begin beating faster and faster as they click on the link and wait for it to load. Because to them, it’s not just a story, it could be the answers that they need.
In 2013, Tiffany Whitton disappeared from a Walmart store, in a town outside of Atlanta, Georgia. There are plenty of questions and theories in this case.**Thank you for listening!
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Robert Wykel was retired and enjoying living his life in the great North West. He loved the outdoors, collecting jewelry, and remodeling old cars. One day, he was approached with a deal to buy an 1950's Ford Thunderbird to restore. It was a deal that Robert couldn't pass up. But some things really are too good to be true. As Robert was taken to get this car, it would be the last time that anyone ever saw Robert.
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In a lot of murder cases, the suspect is the one that goes unidentified for a long period of time. This case was the opposite. There was a suspect, a trial, and a conviction. But, it was the victim who was unidentified for over 40 years!
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In May of 1924, two people carried out what would be called the crime of the century. They methodically planed the kidnapping of Bobby Franks, the son of an extremely wealthy Chicago family. To everyone, this seemed like it was going to be an easy solve. The kidnappers give a ransom. The family leaves the money in the drop location. The kidnappers let the kid go. Then the cops swoop in and grab the kidnappers as they are picking up the money. But, this would turn out to be a completely different story.
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In March of 2004, an abandoned car was found at an old farmhouse in Vermont. When Brianna Maitland didn't return home from work, it was eventually learned that the abandoned car was hers. Through the investigation, there were several theories, tips, and possible sightings of Brianna. Hoax calls came in, people named suspects, people claimed she was being held captive in houses, and the list of crazy stuff in this case goes on and on.
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In August of 2013, 25 year old Tiffany Daniels went missing. A lot of strange things happened around the time of her disappearance. The day before, her boyfriend moved to a new town several hours away, she recently got a new roommate under an odd situation, and on the day she went missing, she asked her boss if she could leave early, which was also out of character for her. With all of these strange things happening around the time of her disappearance, it left the investigators no shortage of work.
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18 year old Zebb Quinn grew up in Asheville, North Carolina. He was a quiet kid who kept to himself. He loved fishing and his high school ROTC program. The friends that he had, they adored him. He was the nice guy that everyone knew. So, it was kind of surprising that there were multiple suspects when Zebb went missing after work on January 2nd, 2000.
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Brittanee Drexel went on a spring break trip in 2009 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. After a few days on the trip, she went to hang out with a friend. A security camera showed her leaving the hotel alone. Within minutes, she quit responding to text messages, and she never crossed the traffic camera a few minutes away. Brittanee hasn't been seen or heard from since.
The investigation into her disappearance brought up several theories from human trafficking to murder.
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In 1979, 18 year old Michelle Martinko went to the mall to pick out a new coat for the winter. When she didn't return home that night, her parents reported her missing. When the officers responded to the mall, they found her car, with a horrible crime scene. Michelle had been stabbed to death inside of her car.
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A woman bought a lighter at a gas station. Just a few minutes later a man goes inside to pay for gas, but the clerk isn't there. In that small window of time, Jessica Heeringa went missing, and a mystery took place that would leave law enforcement on a trail to more victims.
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In 1998 Amy Bradley went on a cruise to the Caribbean with her dad, mom, and younger brother. It was supposed to be a great time, she had just graduated college, got her own apartment, and was getting ready to start a new job. Her brother was in college and it was the perfect time for the family to spend a little time together before getting back to their busy lives.
What was supposed to be a trip of a lifetime turned into tragedy. Two days into the trip Amy went missing.
Many theories have come out since then. Could she have jumped over board? Or was she kidnapped and forced into sex trafficking? After possible sightings of her have turned up around the Caribbean, the investigation is leaning more towards the latter.
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Alexis Murphy was only 17 years old when she went missing. The young woman left her house on a Saturday to get her hair done for senior pictures. When she didn't make her midnight curfew, her family was worried. She was reported missing and the investigation began.
As time passed, hopes that she would be found safely began to dwindle, and investigators began narrowing in on a suspect.
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Jerry Brudos was a serial killer from the Portland, Oregon area. From the outside, he was married and had kids. That seemed normal enough. But, there was a dark secret that he was hiding. Specifically he was using his garage to hide his secret. He was a brutal serial killer that targeted young women.
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In October of 2009 a family of three went missing after looking at a 40 acre lot for sale in Oklahoma. The family consisted of Bobby, Sherilynn, and Madyson Jamison.
Their truck was found in very suspicious circumstances that would lead to all sorts of theories coming out. These theories included everything from drug dealing, family issues, to paranormal activities. But, is there enough information to lean more towards one of these theories. Find out in this episode!
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When Bethany Decker went missing in the beginning of 2011, she was in the middle of a "love triangle." Cases typically aren't solved within an hour, within 48 hours, or even overnight. It would take years and unfortunately an attack on another woman who survived, for someone to be charged in Bethany's case.
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The story of Dannette and Jeannette Millbrook is a tragedy that should have never happened. Their case is one that left a family frustrated and without answers. For over twenty years it seemed like the missing girls were forgotten by everyone except friends and family, untils two things happened. One was an election and the other was a true crime podcast.
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This is one of the most bizarre missing person cases you could ever hear about. Patricia "Patty" Meehan went missing in 1989 when she was 37 years old. But one of the oddest things about this case is that people watched her disappear...
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Annie Le was a student at Yale in September of 2009, which was also the month she was supposed to get married. Then she went missing in what seemed to be one of the most secure buildings on campus. The investigation into her disappearance turned into a murder investigation on what was supposed to be one of the best days of her life.
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In 2008, 19 year old Brianna Denison returned to her hometown of Reno, Nevada for a long weekend with friends. After returning to her friends house in the early morning hours, Brianna went to sleep on the couch. The next morning when her friends woke up, Brianna was no where to be found.
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In 1996, a children's book illustrator from Nashville, Tennessee went missing. To everyone on the outside, her life seemed perfect, she was married to her college sweetheart, they had two great children, and they just moved into a brand new house. But, things aren't always as they seem.
This is the story of Janet March.
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Jennifer Kesse disappeared in 2006 while she was on her way to work. This is a case that has had NASA, the FBI, private investigators, and multi-million dollar companies involved, and there are still not a lot of answers.
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Michael VanZandt went missing in Hermosa Beach, California in 2016 after a night out with some friends. This case is one that sort of left me in a little bit of shock. There were so many instances in this case where he was just a few seconds from someone that he knew or if someone would have been looking in a different direction, then maybe he wouldn't be missing today.
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Lorenzen grew up playing basketball in Memphis, Tennessee. In many ways, he became the face of Memphis throughout his college and professional years playing.
Lorenzen's life ended way too soon and a task force, "operation rebound" was assembled to investigate his murder.
Over the years, the task force came up empty on every lead trying to investigate this murder. But, that wouldn't be the case for ever.
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How well do you know your significant other? Could they be hiding an entire different life that they used to have? I hope not! But, episode covers the story of John List. A man who committed a horrible crime, then he disappeared, and began a new life.
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Imagine walking in a parking lot and you come across a picture on the ground. The picture is of a young woman and boy tied up in the back of a van. To make things even creepier, the picture came from a white van with no windows, and the woman was reported missing a year ago!
This is the story of Tara Calico.
Tara went missing in 1988. There's a lot of debate on if this was in fact her in the photo or not. Regardless of if it is her or not, there are two key points. Tara is missing and it's someone in that appears to be kidnapped.
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Imagine being a prison guard at a maximum security prison. You're doing your early morning bed checks, the same bed checks that you've done every day for years and years. Wait. This morning is different, because as you come across one prison cell, the prisoners aren't in there. Instead, it's two dummies hidden under the blanket and in the back of the prison cell, there's a hole in the wall.
I know. This sounds like something out of a movie or the TV show Prison Break. But it's not fiction, this is the story of the 2015 Clinton Correctional Facility escape.
This is the story of how two dangerous men escaped a maximum security prison.
How all of this happened really comes down to two questions.
What would you do for love?
What would you do for a piece of art to hang on your wall?
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Sharon Kinne has been missing since 1969. But she isn't your average missing person, Sharon has been a suspect in multiple murders. Some people even consider her to be a serial killer. You can listen to this episode now to learn more about Sharon, her victim's, and the last place she was last known to be.
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In 1998, a young college student seemed to have disappeared without a trace. Years later, there may be more questions now about her disappearance than back in 1998.
This is the story of Suzanne Lyall.
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October is domestic violence awareness month. This episode isn't a true crime story. This is the first two chapters of my book, One Moment. One of the characters in the story is escaping an abusive relationship. While this story is a fictional one, there are many people who are living in domestic violence situations daily.
For the entire month of October, 100% of all profits made from my book will be donated to thehotline.org. This is the link to Amazon to order a copy of my book, One Moment.
The hotline.org is a 24/7 hotline for anyone going though domestic violence situations.
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In the early 1990's, Brett Cantor was up and coming in the Los Angeles music and night club industry. In 1993 Brett was killed and just a couple of years later O.J. Simpson was on trial for the murder of Nichole Brown-Simpson and Ron Goldman.
At first glance, there doesn't seem to be a connection between Brett, Nichole, Ron, and O.J. But investigators and lawyers were able to build a connection and possible theories. Theories that were strong enough that O.J.'s lawyers were prepared to use them in court.
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Tamisha "Meesha" Ridge was a young mother who started a very successful YouTube show in the early days of YouTube. She quickly turned it into a thriving business to support her and her young children. But, she had no idea the danger that was waiting for her.
This episode covers the events leading up to Meesha's tragic murder and the short investigation into catching her killer.
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Helen Claire Frost was a teenager when she disappeared from Canada in 1970. There are a few theories in her disappearance but it comes down to two main questions: did she disappear on her own? Or was she a victim of foul play.
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In 1982, Mark, Irene, Kimberly, and John Coulthurst were aboard their very large commercial fishing boat along with their four crew members; Mike Stewart, Dean Moon, Jerome Keown, and Chris Heyman.
Mark and his crew just finished the commercial fishing season in Alaska, bringing in a lot of fish, and even more money. But, the good times didn't last much longer. The entire family and crew were found murdered aboard their boat after it burst into flames.
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In 2016, 23 year old Sandy Le arranged to meet a friend at a gas station, in Charlotte, North Carolina. Then she went missing. As police began looking into her disappearance, they learned that the friend she was supposed to meet with, Alex, was also missing. Then, they learned that Alex's girlfriend was missing as well. Soon after everyone was reported missing, Sandy's body was discovered and it was confirmed that she was murdered. The missing person cases quickly turned into a nationwide manhunt for two murder suspects.
Still, to this day, Alex is on the run....while Sandy's family is searching for answers.
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John Paul Sr. moved to America from the Netherlands when he was a teenager. He went to Harvard and became extremely successful working on Wall Street. He started a racing team and also became successful in the racing world.
But being on top of the world wouldn't last long. John was soon connected to a drug smuggling ring. After the first drug bust, his wife disappeared, he was charged with attempted murder in a different case, and then his next girlfriend disappeared...and then, John Paul Sr. himself disappeared.
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In 1960, a young school teacher, Irene Garza, went missing in Texas. A few days later, her body was found in a canal. The last place that she was seen was in her Catholic church for confession. Almost immediately police had a suspect but it would take decades before Irene's killer saw a court room.
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In 2011, Maddy Scott went to a party and went camping by a lake with a friend in Vanderhoof, Canada. But the next morning she wasn't there and she hasn't been seen since. There are lots of theories in this case, pointing everywhere from her friends to serial killers.
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In 1988, Lisa Kimmell was driving from Colorado to Montana to see her family, but she never made it. The police and media were asking people to keep an eye out for her vehicle, which had a specialized license plate that read LIL MISS, and this case would eventually be referred to as the Lil Miss murder case. As Lisa's case turned to a cold case, it was also believed that it may have been linked to a serial killer in the area.
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In 2000, nine year old Asha Degree walked out of her house in the middle of the night, and she hasn't been seen since then. Over the years, different clues have come to light in this case. You can listen to this episode now to learn the details of this case and the story of Asha and her parents who are not giving up hope.
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In 1969, a young woman was found murdered in Los Angeles, California. For 46 years she was known only as Jane Doe 59. Through the investigation by LAPD, they learned that she may have been connected to one of the most notorious cults of all time.
This episode covers the case of Jane Doe 59, Reet Jurvetson.
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Haley Anderson was a young college student in New York. She went missing in 2018 and her friends used the "find my iPhone" app to track her phone. That's how they found her and it was clear that she had been murdered. But someone else was missing too, her ex-boyfriend, Orlando.
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In 2016, the town of Kalamazoo, Michigan was terrorized by an Uber driver.
Jason Dalton went on a shooting spree over the course of eight hours, murdering multiple people, and attacking others. In between the murders, he was picking up Uber passengers.
You can listen to this episode now to learn more about this bizarre night. You will also learn about why he did this and that's apart of this story you just might not believe.
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There have been two investigation into this case. One by Sneha Philip's family and a private investigator. The other one was done by the New York City Police Department. Both investigations came up with different results.
The only thing that is certain is that Sneha was last seen on September 10th, 2001, the day before the World Trade Center was attacked. She was a doctor who lived just a few blocks from the towers.
So, did she die rushing into the towers to try and save people? Or was she living a double life and this was the perfect opportunity for her to disappear?
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In 2010, the McStay family; Joseph, Summer, Gianni, and Joseph Jr all disappeared from their home in southern California. Many people thought that the family walked away from their lives to start over, others thought that they were running from something, and then people thought that someone may have harmed the entire family.
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In 2010, seven year old Kyron Horman went missing. But his case is different than most. He didn't go missing from home, from a park, or walking down the road. He went missing in the middle of the day, from an elementary school.
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Daytona Beach is known for spring break, NASCAR races, the boardwalk, and of course the beaches. But from 2005-2008, there was a serial killer on the loose targeting women.
It would take several years, a task force, chasing one lead after the next, and a new way of investigating crimes to learn any answers.
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Susan Cox Powell went missing in 2008. Her husband, Josh, quickly became a suspect after his strange actions at the time. As the investigation dug deeper into Josh and Susan's lives, it began uncovering dark family secrets.
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In 2009, a security camera from a house captured Steven Koecher walking down the road in a retirement neighborhood just after he parked his car. Since then, he has never been seen or heard from.
There are many theories in this case that have been investigated. How does someone just disappear in broad daylight? Listen to this episode to learn about the disappearance of Steven Koecher.
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Rebecca Schaeffer was a young actress living in Los Angeles, California. Her hard work, dedication, and talent, brought her a lot of success really fast in the entertainment industry. Little did she know that the success she achieved also attracted the attention of a stalker, who was more dangerous than anyone could have imagined.
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Dan Markel was a well known law professor at Florida State University. In 2014, in the middle of the day, in a safe neighborhood, Dan was murdered in the driveway of his home.
Almost immediately there were three theories that people believed happened, the ex-wife, a student, or a hit man. But why would anyone want to kill Dan?
Police and FBI agents worked together following leads until they had an answer.
Listen to this episode to find out more on the murder case of Dan Markel and see if justice was ever really served.
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Robert Durst comes from a very wealthy family. In fact, his brother currently runs the Durst Organization, which co-developed and manages One World Trade Center. Despite his family's success, Robert keeps ending up as a suspect in multiple crimes.
The first case, was the disappearance of his wife Kathleen McCormack-Durst in New York City. The second, was the execution style murder of his best friend, Susan Berman in Los Angeles. The third, was the brutal murder of his neighbor in Texas, Morris Black.
Is Robert Durst a cold-hearted killer? Or is he an innocent man that keeps finding himself in the middle of these high profile cases?
Listen to this episode of Crime Nerds and see what you think!
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A paperback copy is $9.99 and the ebook is $2.99. You can also get it for free if you have Kindle Select. Hope you enjoy it and thank you for reading it!
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