Unraveling the Mystery of Trevaline Evans: A Small Town Disappearance
In 1990, Trevaline Evans disappeared from Llangollen, sparking a mystery that endures over three decades later. As sightings and whispers of encounters unfolded on the day of her vanishing, the case took unexpected turns, including claims of evidence found at Rhuddlan Golf Club. Despite efforts and mysterious plaques appearing, Trevaline's fate remains unknown, leaving behind a haunting enigma that continues to shape North Wales with unanswered questions.
Trevaline Evans was born Trevaline Davis, on September 6, 1937, in Wales. She led an ordinary life in Llangollen until her sudden disappearance on June 16, 1990. Her story, shrouded in mystery, continues to captivate minds and hearts, leaving questions unanswered even after more than three decades.
Trevaline's life seemed picturesque—a devoted wife to Richard Evans and a loving mother to their son, also named Richard. Her passion for antiques led her to open "Attic Antiques" in 1989, a dream she cherished. However, beneath the surface of apparent happiness, complexities emerged.
On the day of her disappearance, Trevaline's routine seemed ordinary. She interacted with customers, purchased groceries, and attended to her shop as usual. Yet, her actions took an eerie turn when she left her shop briefly, leaving behind a note. Sightings of her throughout the day raised eyebrows, especially considering her unexplained absence later.
Speculations arose about encounters with mysterious men and the possibility of a troubled marriage. Despite exhaustive investigations and theories implicating various suspects, including her husband Richard and potential serial killers, the truth remains elusive.
The case took an unexpected turn in 2019 when two brothers claimed to have found evidence suggesting Trevaline's remains were buried at Rhuddlan Golf Club. However, subsequent police searches yielded no results, adding to the enigma surrounding her disappearance.
In a bizarre twist, metal plaques mysteriously appeared on benches, alluding to Trevaline's fate and seeking justice for her. Despite the efforts to commemorate her and uncover the truth, Trevaline's whereabouts remain unknown.
As time passes, the void left by Trevaline's absence deepens. Loved ones have passed away, including both her husband and son, leaving behind a legacy of unanswered questions. Detective Chief Inspector Colin Edwards aptly described the case as "the strangest inquiry," echoing the sentiments of a community haunted by uncertainty.
Today, as we reflect on Trevaline Evans' enduring mystery, we are reminded of the fragility of life and the resilience of human curiosity. In the heart of North Wales, her memory lives on, inspiring continued efforts to unravel the truth behind her disappearance.
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The Power of Resilience: Danielle Bell And a Sister's Quest for Justice
In this episode of our true crime podcast, we hear the story of Danielle Bell, who went missing in 2001 at the age of 14. Her case received little attention, but despite being forgotten by many, Danielle's sister Bonnie never gave up on her. Bonnie continues to fight for justice for her sister and change in the system, over 20 years after Danielle's disappearance.
This episode is a re-release of our very first interview, and top-listened to episode of 2023.
I had the privilege of speaking with Bonnie Bell, Danielle Bell’s older sister. Danielle was only 14 years old when she went missing in 2001. Despite her young age, her case received little attention and her disappearance was barely investigated before being forgotten. Everyone gave up on her, except for her sister Bonnie.
In this episode, Bonnie shares the heartbreaking story of her sister's disappearance and her quest for justice. It's been over 20 years since Danielle went missing, but Bonnie remains determined to find answers and hold those responsible accountable.Despite facing numerous roadblocks and obstacles, she never gave up on her sister.
Bonnie also shares her theories on the case and the suspects involved, and how her own thoughts about what happened on the night of September 28, 2001 have evolved over the years.
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Human Remains Discovery Renews Interest In Danielle Bell Case : NorthEscambia.com
Danielle Bell Has Been Missing From North Escambia For 20 Years
https://mugshots.com/US-States/Florida/Miami-Dade-County-FL/Robert-L-Bassett-Jr.3782248.html
Septic Tank Searched In 9-Year Old Case Of Missing Teen Danielle Bell : NorthEscambia.com
FL - Danielle Bell, 14, Pensacola, 30 Sept 2001 | Websleuths
Sanchez v. Jones, Case No.: 3:14cv249/LAC/EMT | Casetext Search + Citator
Cantonment Man Facing Battery, Other Charges In Six Cases Involving His Wife, Two Other Women
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Unsolved Mystery: Tionda and Diamond Bradley's 20-Year Cold Case
Join us as we delve into the baffling case of Diamond and Tionda Bradley, two young sisters who vanished without a trace over 20 years ago. Despite exhaustive investigations and numerous leads, their disappearance remains an enigma. In our latest podcast episode of "And Then They Were Gone," we bring you the most recent update on the case and the relentless pursuit of answers. Listen in to uncover the heart-wrenching story, the enduring hope of their family, and the significance of raising awareness for missing children.
It has been over 20 years since Diamond and Tionda Bradley went missing from their South Side home in Chicago. Despite numerous leads and investigations, their disappearance remains a mystery. In this podcast episode of "And Then They Were Gone," we explore the latest update on the case and the ongoing search for answers.
The Disappearance of Diamond and Tionda Bradley
On July 6th, 2001, Tracey Bradley left her apartment near 35th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue to go to work, leaving her 10-year-old daughter, Tionda, in charge of her three-year-old sister, Diamond. When Tracey returned later that day, the apartment was empty, and the girls were nowhere to be found.
The Biggest Manhunt in Chicago's History
The disappearance of the Bradley sisters sparked the biggest manhunt in Chicago's history at the time. Despite extensive searches and interviews, few clues emerged in the search for the sisters. Over the years, several people have claimed to be either Tionda or Diamond, but each lead was disproven through investigations or DNA testing.
A Recent Claim
In 2023, a woman claiming to be Diamond Bradley came forward, reaching out to the family's private investigator on Instagram. The woman spent two hours at a police station and later went to the FBI to get DNA testing done to confirm whether she is Diamond. The family is hopeful but cautious, having been hoaxed before.
The And Then They Were Gone Podcast Episode
The And Then They Were Gone podcast episode on Diamond and Tionda Bradley's disappearance sheds light on the family's ongoing search for answers. The podcast is available on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts.
The Importance of Raising Awareness
Cases like Diamond and Tionda Bradley's are a reminder of the importance of raising awareness about missing children and the need for continued efforts to find them. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children reports that 421,394 missing children were reported to law enforcement in 2020. While the majority of these cases are resolved, there are still many families searching for answers.
The disappearance of Diamond and Tionda Bradley is a tragic and unresolved case that has haunted their family and investigators for over 20 years. The latest update on the case shows that the search for answers continues, and the family remains hopeful for a resolution. The And Then They Were Gone podcast episode offers a poignant and informative look into the case, shedding light on the importance of raising awareness about missing children and advocating for justice and resolution.
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Mother, relatives of Tionda and Diamond Bradley seek closure after 20-year search for missing girls
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https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-daily-herald-bradley-city-wide-aban/108274996/
For 20 years, the family of Tionda and Diamond Bradley has asked: Where are our girls?
Heartbreaking hoax: Woman claiming to be missing Bradley sister lied to family | WGN-TV
FBI testing DNA after woman says she was child who disappeared in Chicago 20 years ago
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Episode 4 - "Find Our Missing" - TV One Special - Tionda and Diamond Bradley
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The Power of Resilience: Danielle Bell And a Sister's Quest for Justice
In this episode of our true crime podcast, we hear the story of Danielle Bell, who went missing in 2001 at the age of 14. Her case received little attention, but despite being forgotten by many, Danielle's sister Bonnie never gave up on her. Bonnie continues to fight for justice for her sister and change in the system, over 20 years after Danielle's disappearance.
It took 130 episodes, but we finally have our first interview. I had the privilege of speaking with Bonnie Bell, Danielle Bell’s older sister. Danielle was only 14 years old when she went missing in 2001. Despite her young age, her case received little attention and her disappearance was barely investigated before being forgotten. Everyone gave up on her, except for her sister Bonnie.
In this episode, Bonnie shares the heartbreaking story of her sister's disappearance and her quest for justice. It's been over 20 years since Danielle went missing, but Bonnie remains determined to find answers and hold those responsible accountable.Despite facing numerous roadblocks and obstacles, she never gave up on her sister.
Bonnie also shares her theories on the case and the suspects involved, and how her own thoughts about what happened on the night of September 28, 2001 have evolved over the years.
Sources:
Human Remains Discovery Renews Interest In Danielle Bell Case : NorthEscambia.com
Danielle Bell Has Been Missing From North Escambia For 20 Years
https://mugshots.com/US-States/Florida/Miami-Dade-County-FL/Robert-L-Bassett-Jr.3782248.html
Septic Tank Searched In 9-Year Old Case Of Missing Teen Danielle Bell : NorthEscambia.com
FL - Danielle Bell, 14, Pensacola, 30 Sept 2001 | Websleuths
Sanchez v. Jones, Case No.: 3:14cv249/LAC/EMT | Casetext Search + Citator
Cantonment Man Facing Battery, Other Charges In Six Cases Involving His Wife, Two Other Women
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The Vanishing Chef: Looking into the 2009 Disappearance of Claudia Lawrence
In 2009, Claudia Lawrence, a 35-year-old chef at the University of York, vanished without a trace. Despite extensive searches and investigations, no one has been able to solve the mystery of her disappearance. In this episode, Kona and Ethan delve into the details of the case, exploring the possible motives and suspects, as well as the challenges faced by investigators. Join us as we take a closer look at one of the most perplexing missing person cases in recent history.
The disappearance of Claudia Lawrence in 2009 is a case that has captivated the attention of the public and law enforcement officials alike. Claudia Lawrence was a 35-year-old chef who worked at the University of York. She was last seen on March 18, 2009, and her disappearance has remained a mystery ever since.
The investigation into Claudia's disappearance has been one of the largest and most complex in the history of North Yorkshire Police. The police have conducted extensive searches of the area around Claudia's home and workplace, as well as interviewing hundreds of people who knew her. Despite these efforts, no trace of Claudia has been found, and no arrests have been made in connection with her disappearance.
One of the most puzzling aspects of Claudia's disappearance is the lack of any clear motive. She was not involved in any criminal activity, and there was no evidence of any personal or financial problems that might have led her to disappear. This has led some to speculate that Claudia may have been the victim of a random attack, or that she may have been abducted by someone she knew.
Another factor that has made the investigation into Claudia's disappearance difficult is the lack of physical evidence. There were no signs of a struggle at Claudia's home, and no DNA or other forensic evidence has been found that might help to identify a suspect. This has led some to suggest that Claudia may have been the victim of a carefully planned and executed crime, with the perpetrator taking great care to avoid leaving any evidence behind.
Despite the challenges faced by investigators, the case of Claudia Lawrence remains open, and the police continue to follow up on any leads or new information that may come to light. The disappearance of Claudia Lawrence is a tragic reminder of the dangers that can lurk in our communities, and the importance of remaining vigilant and aware of our surroundings. It is also a testament to the tireless efforts of law enforcement officials who work tirelessly to bring justice to victims and their families.
Listen to this episode of And Then They Were Gone for a deep dive into the investigation into Claudia Lawrence’s disappearance.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Claudia_Lawrence+
'Jealous partner' theory on missing Claudia | Yorkshire Post
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Claudia Lawrence detectives reveal new information on disappearance | Crime | The Guardian
Father of missing chef Claudia Lawrence calls for inquiry | Crime | The Guardian
'Claudia’s law’ to lift families of missing people out of legal limbo - GOV.UK
Claudia Lawrence: Police begin fresh search of missing chef's home - LancsLive
Claudia Lawrence suspect Michael Snelling's family defend him as he goes free
The Acomb pub landlord Paul Harris speaks out over Claudia Lawrence arrest | York Press
Claudia Lawrence: Mystery 'she's in the water' note found in search for missing chef - Mirror Online
Claudia Lawrence’s mother appeals for help 13 years after disappearance | Yorkshire | The Guardian
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Searching for Steve: Updates on the Disappearance of Largo Lawyer, Steven Cozzi
The sudden disappearance of Steven Cozzi, a lawyer from Largo, Florida, has left his friends, family, and colleagues in shock. In this podcast episode, hosts Kona and Ethan discuss the latest updates on the investigation, including the arrest of a suspect for first-degree murder.
On March 21, 2023, Steven Cozzi, a lawyer from Largo, Florida, went missing from his office under suspicious circumstances. As the news of his disappearance spread, host Kona Gallagher, a friend of Steve from high school, wanted to help bring attention to the case and find witnesses who could assist in the investigation.
In this episode, Kona and Ethan discuss the details of Steve's disappearance, including his last known location at Blanchard Law, located at 1501 S Belcher Road in Largo, Florida. Unfortunately, just minutes after recording, news broke that Dr. Tomasz Kosowski had been arrested for first-degree murder in relation to Steve's disappearance.
The news of Steve's death is a devastating blow. However, we remain committed to finding justice for Steve and urge listeners to keep their eyes and ears open for any information that could help the investigation.
As of the time of this writing, Steve's body has not been found, and the investigation is ongoing. If you have any information about his whereabouts or any suspicious activity near Blanchard Law on March 21, 2023, please contact the Largo Police Department.
This tragic case highlights the importance of being vigilant and speaking up when something seems off. It also underscores the need for swift action and publicizing missing persons cases as soon as possible. By raising awareness and working together, we can help bring justice and closure to families who are searching for their missing loved ones.
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Pinellas plastic surgeon faces murder charge of missing lawyer, Steven Cozzi
Video shows man exiting law office with ‘large cart’ where Pinellas attorney went missing
Steven Cozzi was ‘brilliant, loving and caring,’ husband says - Watermark Online
Largo lawyer missing under ‘suspicious circumstances,’ reports say
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The Mysterious Disappearance of Codi Bigsby: Is the Father a Suspect or a Victim?
Codi Bigsby, a 4-year-old boy, was reported missing on January 31, 2022, when his father, Cory, woke up and found his son's bed empty. A search immediately ensued in their Hampton, Virginia neighborhood, but Codi was nowhere to be found. Police took Cory down to the station for questioning, but this interview turned into a brutal interrogation that spanned days and led to Cory being arrested on multiple charges.
In this true crime podcast episode, we delve into the details of the Codi Bigsby case and explore the question on everyone's mind: is Cory a suspect or a victim? The police believe that he is responsible for his son's disappearance, but does the evidence support this theory? Or has tunnel vision led to a terrified father being left in jail, unable to search for his son, who has yet to be found?
With our trademark attention to detail and insightful analysis, we examine the facts of the case and explore the possible scenarios that could have led to Codi's disappearance. We discuss the impact of the case on the community and the emotional toll it has taken on the Bigsby family and the Hampton community.
So if you're looking for a true crime podcast that goes beyond the headlines and offers an inside look at some of the most fascinating cases in recent history, be sure to tune in to our latest episode. You won't want to miss our discussion of the Codi Bigsby case and the ongoing efforts to find out what happened to this young boy. Listen now on your favorite podcast platform.
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Arrest warrant: Codi Bigsby father admits to leaving children home alone on 'several occasions'
Father of missing Codi Bigsby denied bond at child neglect hearing
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Cori Bigsby Update: Police Address Bones & Clothes Found During Search | YourTango
Cory Bigsby, Codi Bigsby's Father: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Timeline: Breakdown of events surrounding Codi Bigsby's disappearance
Father of missing boy Codi Bigsby indicted on 30 counts | Court TV
Father of missing Hampton boy Codi Bigsby faces judge before trial in November
As new year approaches, many holding on to hope for answers in search for Codi Bigsby