Kona Gallagher 11/27/23 Kona Gallagher 11/27/23

Ongoing Mysteries: Updates on Three High-Profile Missing Persons Cases

The narratives surrounding the disappearances of Michael Vaughan, Alicia Navarro, and Codi Bigsby continue to unravel, leaving us with some answers, but more questions. Michael's case took a surprising turn with charges against Sarah Wondra, only to face dismissal, leaving the search for answers open-ended. Alicia's safe return brought relief but unfolded into a disturbing revelation involving Edmund "Eddie" Davis, raising questions about her time in Montana. Meanwhile, Codi's tragic story involves a father's indictment, unsettling statements, and a trial postponed to March 2024.

In the world of true crime, some cases continue to unfold with unexpected twists and turns, keeping us on the edge of our seats. In this week’s episode, we have updates on three high-profile missing persons cases that we’ve covered on previous episodes. From arrests to reunions and ongoing investigations, here's the latest on Michael Vaughan, Alicia Navarro, and Codi Bigsby.

Michael Vaughan's Disappearance

On July 27, 2021, 5-year-old Michael Vaughan went missing in Fruitland, Idaho, leading to a massive search. After over a year and a half, an arrest was made, with Sarah Wondra facing charges related to Michael's disappearance. However, the case took unexpected turns, including the dismissal of charges against Sarah Wondra. As of September 2023, the prosecutor is careful with potential charges, and the case remains active.

Alicia Navarro's Safe Return

Alicia Navarro disappeared from her Glendale, Arizona home in 2019, sparking fears of an online predator's involvement. In a surprising turn of events, Alicia was found safe in Havre, Montana, in July 2023, seeking to live life independently as an adult. However, the story took a dark turn with the arrest of Edmund "Eddie" Davis on child sex abuse charges. Alicia has been reunited with her family, but the investigation into Davis continues.

3. Codi Bigsby's Tragic Case

Four-year-old Codi Bigsby went missing in Hampton Roads, Virginia, in 2022. His father, Cory Bigsby, was later indicted for his murder, with disturbing details emerging during hearings. Cory, initially deemed unfit for trial, underwent restoration services and now faces charges related to his son's death. The trial, initially set for November 6, 2023, has been postponed to March 4, 2024, as the legal proceedings unfold.

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Kona Gallagher 6/10/23 Kona Gallagher 6/10/23

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.