The Disappearance of Brianna Maitland: Part 2
In this episode, we delve into the chilling case of Brianna Maitland, who vanished 20 years ago in Vermont. Following an anonymous tip, police raided a farmhouse on Reservoir Road, uncovering drugs and weapons but no sign of Brianna. Connected to two drug dealers, Ramon Ryans and Nathaniel Jackson, Brianna's disappearance intersects with the dark underworld of drugs and crime. The investigation led to further twists, including the brutal murder of Ligia Rae Collins by Ellen Ducharme, sparking fears of a grim link to Brianna’s fate. Despite numerous leads and ongoing efforts by her family and private investigators, Brianna's case remains a haunting mystery, with authorities and loved ones still seeking answers and justice.
In this episode of And Then They Were Gone, we dive into the chilling disappearance of Brianna Maitland, a case that has haunted Vermont for the past 20 years. Brianna was last seen on March 19, 2004, and the investigation into her disappearance has led to a web of drug dealers, criminal activities, and unanswered questions. Here's a brief overview of the episode:
The Initial Lead
The search for Brianna took a dramatic turn when an anonymous caller claimed she was being held in the basement of a farmhouse on Reservoir Road in Berkshire, Vermont. This farmhouse was rented by two drug dealers, Ramon Ryans and Nathaniel Charles Jackson, who had connections with Brianna. Police raided the house but found no trace of her.
Brianna’s Involvement with the Drug Scene
Brianna had been involved in the local drug scene, attending parties where she met Ramon and Nathaniel. Despite rumors suggesting she was a drug addict who had run away, her family insisted she was far from that stereotype. She was working two jobs and finishing her GED at the time of her disappearance.
The Police Raid and Subsequent Events
During the raid on the farmhouse, police found drugs and weapons but no sign of Brianna. Ramon and Nathaniel, along with two others, were arrested but later released. Ramon moved to an apartment in Burlington, while Nathaniel stayed in the area. The story took another twist when Ligia Rae Collins, a woman connected to Ramon, disappeared on July 4, 2004.
The Murder of Ligia Rae Collins
Ligia's disappearance was reported by Ramon, but soon, Ellen Ducharme confessed to murdering her with the help of Moses Robar and Timothy Crews. Ellen’s account echoed the brutalities suspected in Brianna’s case, creating a potential link between the two.
Ramon Ryans and the Connections
Ramon’s involvement in the drug scene and his connection to several key figures raised suspicions. Despite his arrest, he was released after cooperating with the police, leading Brianna’s family to believe he had not provided any useful information.
Private Investigation and New Leads
Frustrated with the police efforts, Brianna’s family hired private investigator Greg Overacker. Overacker’s investigation led to numerous interviews and the discovery of a potential lead involving a party on the night of Brianna’s disappearance. However, these stories varied widely, and none provided concrete answers.
The Case Continues
Despite many theories and potential leads, the case remains unsolved. The Vermont State Police and the FBI continue to investigate, using advanced DNA technology to pursue any new leads. In 2024, on the 20th anniversary of Brianna’s disappearance, a $40,000 reward was announced for information leading to her whereabouts.
The disappearance of Brianna Maitland is a complex case filled with dark twists and unresolved mysteries. Her family and investigators remain hopeful that new information will eventually surface to bring her home. As Colonel Matthew Birmingham of the Vermont State Police stated, "This is not a cold case, it’s an unsolved case."
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The Disappearance of James Yoblonski: A Father's Quest for Answers
The disappearance of James Yoblonski remains a mystery, leaving people across the country wondering what happened. Born into a family with its own troubles, James disappeared one June night in 2023, setting off a massive search. Clues, like a makeshift campsite and strange messages online, only made things more confusing. Even though months have passed, investigators and his family still hope to find James and bring him back home.
James Yoblonski's disappearance on June 12, 2023, remains one of Wisconsin’s most perplexing mysteries in recent memory. Born to Rebecca Schlitt and Bill Yoblonski on December 3, 2009, James's life took a sudden turn when he vanished into the night, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions.
Bill Yoblonski, a single father of four and a business owner, found himself at the center of a frantic search after discovering James missing from their home. With a stolen van, a cell phone, and a gun, James embarked on a journey that would baffle investigators and those who love him.
The initial search, aided by surveillance footage and cell phone data, led authorities to a makeshift campsite near Devil's Lake State Park in Wisconsin. Despite early signs of life, James remained elusive, prompting a statewide alert and extensive search efforts.
As days turned into weeks, theories surrounding James's disappearance proliferated. While some speculated about his intent to live off the grid, others were troubled by concerning posts on his Snapchat account hinting at suicidal thoughts.
The presence of a second cell phone, unaccounted for to this day, added another layer of complexity to the case. As the months passed, conflicting narratives and elusive leads left investigators, family members, and online sleuths grasping for answers. Bill Yoblonski's conviction that his son remained alive fueled continued efforts to discover the truth. Despite consultations with psychics and appeals to the public, James's whereabouts remain unknown.
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Missing teen James Yoblonski had access to devices used for web searches on how to leave the state
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Wisconsin 13-year-old James Yoblonski still missing after a month
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The Disappearance of Pepita Redhair: A Mother's Search for Answers
From the small town of Crownpoint to the bustling streets of Albuquerque, Pepita Redhair’s vibrant spirit touched the lives of all who knew her. Yet, amidst the darkness of her disappearance, her mother Anita King emerged as a beacon of strength, rallying her community in a tireless quest for justice. As the search for answers continues, Pepita's legacy serves as a reminder of the enduring power of love and the unwavering resilience of the human spirit.
Pepita Madalyn Redhair's story begins in the heart of New Mexico, but it's a tale that has gripped the nation with its mysteries and unanswered questions. Born in Gallup, New Mexico, Pepita's journey took her from the small town of Crownpoint to the bustling streets of Albuquerque, where she pursued her dreams amidst the challenges of life.
From an early age, Pepita's vibrant spirit shone through. A talented artist and social butterfly, she charmed those around her with her passion for skateboarding and zest for life. But beneath her cheerful demeanor lay a tumultuous journey marked by love, abuse, and ultimately, an inexplicable disappearance.
After graduating high school, Pepita sought greener pastures in Albuquerque, where she found work at Hot Topic and pursued her studies at the University of New Mexico. It was there that she met Nicholas Kaye, a man who would become both the love of her life and the source of her deepest anguish.
Pepita's relationship with Nicholas was fraught with turmoil, marred by instances of domestic violence that left her family deeply concerned. Despite their pleas for her to leave, Pepita remained steadfast, clinging to the hope of a better future with Nicholas by her side.
As the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the nation, Pepita's world grew increasingly uncertain. A routine lunch with her mother on March 24, 2020, would be the last time Anita King saw her daughter. Days turned into weeks, and Pepita's absence became a haunting reality for her family.
Faced with the indifference of authorities and the looming shadow of uncertainty, Anita and her family embarked on a desperate search for answers. From distributing flyers to scouring desert landscapes, they left no stone unturned in their quest to find Pepita.
Yet, amid the darkness, glimmers of hope emerged. A tip led them to City Park, a fleeting moment of possibility in an otherwise harrowing journey. But as days turned into months, the truth remained elusive, overshadowed by the specter of human trafficking and systemic indifference.
In the face of adversity, Anita King emerged as a beacon of resilience, rallying her community in a relentless pursuit of justice. From organizing rallies to confronting authorities, she refused to let her daughter's voice be silenced by the passage of time.
As the investigation languished in bureaucratic limbo, Anita's resolve remained unshaken. With each passing day, she held onto the hope that Pepita would be found, her spirit driving their quest for truth and closure.
In the heart of New Mexico, amidst the vast expanse of desert sands, Pepita Redhair's spirit endures—a testament to the enduring power of love, hope, and the unwavering pursuit of truth.
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Into the Shadows: The Mystery of Phoenix Coldon's Disappearance
From her strict upbringing in Spanish Lake, Missouri, to the sudden vanishing on December 18, 2011, Phoenix Coldon’s story is one of intrigue and speculation. Despite exhaustive efforts and chilling sightings, including a possible encounter on a Southwest Airlines flight, the truth remains elusive, casting a haunting veil over her family's relentless pursuit for closure.
Phoenix Lucille Coldon, born Phoenix Lucille Reeves, came into this world on May 23, 1988, in California to Goldia Coldon. The story of Phoenix's life and disappearance is one marked by secrecy, strange circumstances, and lingering questions.
Phoenix's upbringing was shaped by her deeply religious parents, Goldia and Lawrence Coldon, in Spanish Lake, Missouri. Raised in a strict environment, Phoenix was homeschooled by Goldia, who worked tirelessly to mold her into a well-rounded, ladylike individual. Despite the structured upbringing, Phoenix excelled in various activities, from playing handbells in church to mastering the violin, guitar, and piano. She even became a regional junior fencing champion, showcasing her diverse talents.
As Phoenix entered college at the University of Missouri - St. Louis, tensions with her parents mounted. She sought independence, moving off-campus with a friend, who was later revealed to be her boyfriend. The secrecy surrounding Phoenix's personal life became a recurring theme, leading up to her sudden disappearance on December 18, 2011.
That day, Phoenix left her home without explanation, driving away in her Chevy Blazer, never to return. Her car was discovered abandoned in East St. Louis, Illinois, just 25 minutes away, sparking a series of perplexing events and theories.
Initial reports suggested a violent abduction, with Phoenix's belongings found inside the car. However, subsequent investigations revealed conflicting details, leaving authorities and her family grasping for answers. Phoenix's involvement with multiple men, secretive behavior, and hints of paranoia added layers of complexity to the case.
One chilling sighting in 2014 reignited hope for Phoenix's family. A witness claimed to have seen her on a Southwest Airlines flight, accompanied by unfamiliar individuals, suggesting the possibility of human trafficking. Despite exhaustive efforts, including hiring a private investigator and following leads across the country, Phoenix's whereabouts remain unknown.
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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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Unraveling the Mystery of Leah Roberts: The Mysterious Journey of a Southern Spirit
Leah Roberts’s sudden disappearance in 2000 was marked by a cryptic note and a crashed Jeep in Washington state, leaving investigators and her family grappling with unanswered questions. As we delve into the podcast episode on "And Then They Were Gone," the complexities of Leah's journey unfold, as we examine the events leading up to her car being found. Subscribe now to uncover the mysteries surrounding Leah Roberts and support the ongoing efforts to bring her story to light.
Leah Toby Roberts, born on July 23, 1976, in Durham, North Carolina, embarked on a life journey filled with tragedy, self-discovery, and an unexpected disappearance. In this blog post, we delve into the captivating true crime story that has left many questions unanswered.
The Early Years
Leah's upbringing seemed like an average suburban southern life in Durham, surrounded by her parents, Nancy and Stancil Roberts, alongside siblings Kara and Heath. Bright and creative, Leah's plans for college were briefly interrupted when her father's chronic lung condition was diagnosed at 17. Despite the challenges, she pursued Anthropology and Spanish at North Carolina State University, remaining close to her family.
Leah's life took a tragic turn during her sophomore year when her mother suddenly passed away. Despite the emotional setback, Leah returned to college in 1998 after a period of grieving. A serious car accident later that year, resulting in a punctured lung and a shattered femur, marked another chapter of adversity for Leah.
Surviving the accident made Leah reassess her life. After recovering, she explored her passions, traveling and immersing herself in spirituality. Eventually, she decided to drop out of college in her senior year, opting for a journey of self-discovery.
The Disappearance
Leah's life took a mysterious turn on March 9, 2000, when she withdrew $3,000 in cash, packed her belongings, and left North Carolina without a word. The next day, she failed to show up for a babysitting job, leaving her friends and family concerned. A note found later hinted at her plans, mentioning a road trip inspired by Jack Kerouac's "On the Road."
Leah's disappearance triggered a search that uncovered puzzling details. Her crashed Jeep, found in Washington state, showed no signs of injury or struggle inside. Important possessions were present, but Leah was nowhere to be found.
New Leads and Unanswered Questions
Subsequent investigations revealed shocking details, including evidence that suggested foul play and mechanical manipulation of her crashed Jeep. Anonymous tips and potential sightings in different locations further complicated the case. The discovery of a mummified body with a metal rod, similar to Leah's, added a layer of uncertainty but presented no conclusive answers.
The disappearance of Leah Roberts remains an unsolved mystery, leaving her family grappling with unanswered questions. Listen to the full podcast episode on "And Then They Were Gone" for a deeper exploration of Leah Roberts' perplexing story.
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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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The Mysterious Double Life of Lawrence Bader: From Boating Accident to Omaha TV Producer
Delve into the perplexing tale of Lawrence Bader, an Akron native whose life took an unexpected turn in 1957. The blog unravels the facade of his seemingly idyllic family life, exposing hidden debts and a mysterious boating trip that left him missing. Concurrently, witness the rise of John Fritz Johnson, a charismatic bartender in Omaha, who concealed the startling truth of his dual identity. A chance encounter in 1965 shattered the illusion, revealing Bader's double life. Was it an escape plan or genuine amnesia? Join "And Then They Were Gone" for this true crime journey into the mysteries of Lawrence Bader. Subscribe now to explore a story that continues to perplex investigators and captivate true crime enthusiasts.
Lawrence Bader's Bizarre Journey from Akron to Omaha
Lawrence Joseph Bader, a seemingly ordinary man born in Akron, Ohio, took a turn down a mysterious path that led him from the shores of Lake Erie to the bustling city of Omaha, leaving a trail of unanswered questions in his wake.
Bader's life appeared idyllic—World War II veteran, family man, and cookware salesman for a reputable corporation. However, beneath the surface, a different narrative unfolded. In 1957, with debts piling up and tax evasion looming, Bader embarked on a fateful fishing trip that would forever alter the course of his life.
Larry Bader's Disappearance
On May 15, 1957, Larry informed his pregnant wife, Mary Lou, that he was heading to Cleveland for business before going fishing on Lake Erie. As a storm rolled in, Larry rented a motorboat with a suitcase in tow. Hours later, the storm hit, and Larry never returned. His rented boat, damaged and abandoned, sparked fears, but Larry's body was never found. For three years, Mary Lou struggled to support their four children, surviving on social security payments. Larry's life insurance payout provided financial relief, and Mary Lou tried to live her life as best she could as a widow.
The Rise of John Fritz Johnson: Omaha's Eccentric Bartender
Meanwhile, over 800 miles away in Omaha, a man named John Fritz Johnson emerged on the scene. A charismatic bartender, radio personality, and archery enthusiast, Fritz became a local celebrity. In 1961, he married and built a family, overcoming a cancer scare that cost him an eye.
Fritz's perfect life, however, unraveled when a chance encounter in 1965 revealed a startling revelation— he bore an uncanny resemblance to Lawrence Bader. The man, now known as Fritz, vehemently denied any connection, even after confronted by family members.
Lawrence Bader's Return
Despite Fritz's denial, Larry's family insisted on a meeting. Confronted by Larry's brothers and niece, Fritz underwent fingerprinting, confirming his true identity. Still, Fritz clung to his alternate life, claiming amnesia. As the truth emerged, Larry's life crumbled. His marriage dissolved, he was fired from his job, and Larry’s old debts resurfaced. Fritz returned to bartending, sending part of his income to his estranged wives.
Larry Bader's Final Days
In 1966, Larry's cancer returned, leading to his demise at the age of 39. Despite the tumultuous last years, a chance encounter provided closure for Mary Lou and the children. The question remains—was Larry a mastermind orchestrating his disappearance, or a victim of dissociative amnesia?
Over five decades later, the mystery of Lawrence Bader endures. The chance encounter at a Chicago sporting goods show offered closure, but the truth remains elusive.
Join us on "And Then They Were Gone" as we delve into the perplexing tale of Lawrence Bader—a story of deception, identity, and the enigma that lingers over one man's life. Subscribe now to uncover the secrets that continue to baffle investigators and captivate true crime enthusiasts.
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Lawrence Joseph “Larry” Bader (1926-1966) - Find a Grave Memorial
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The Unsolved Mystery of Michael Dunahee: A Search for Answers
In 1991, young Michael Dunahee vanished during a flag football tournament in Victoria, leaving a void that decades have failed to fill. The Dunahee family's unwavering hope endures through annual events like the Michael Dunahee Keep the Hope Alive run, now in its 32nd year. Despite unsettling twists, from self-proclaimed psychics to false claimants, the family persists. Crystal's recent DNA submission symbolizes their ongoing quest for answers. The lingering question remains—where is Michael Dunahee, and will the shadows of this enduring mystery ever reveal the truth?
Michael Wayne Dunahee's disappearance in 1991 remains one of the most haunting mysteries in Victoria, British Columbia. Born on May 12, 1986, to Crystal and Bruce Dunahee, Michael vanished without a trace during a flag football tournament at Blanshard Park Elementary School. Despite the years that have passed, the Dunahee family continues their relentless pursuit of answers.
The Disappearance
March 24, 1991 started as a typical suburban Sunday for the Dunahee family. Crystal, Bruce, and their two children, Michael and Caitlin, headed to the elementary school for a flag football tournament. Michael, only four years old, was drawn to the adjacent playground. Despite initial misgivings, Crystal allowed him to play while she prepared for the tournament.
The events leading to Michael's disappearance are somewhat unclear. Conflicting accounts mention a game of hide and seek, but early newspaper articles contained factual errors. What is certain is that Michael went missing, prompting an immediate response from the police and the community. Detective Inspector Fred Mills described the situation as more than a missing child—it had all the signs of an abduction.
Search Efforts
The search for Michael involved over 200 people, including police, civilians, and the Coast Guard. Helicopters with heat-seeking equipment scoured the area, but the first week yielded no leads. Tips poured in, and police released a sketch of a potential suspect described as a Caucasian male in his late 30s or early 40s.
Amidst the search, reports of a brown van and a potential link to previous abduction attempts in the area surfaced. As the investigation progressed, the focus shifted from the van to other leads, and by April 4, the police ruled out its significance.
Twists and Turns
The case took various turns over the years, with tips ranging from sightings of Michael to unsettling discoveries. Despite investigations into individuals claiming to be Michael, DNA tests consistently proved otherwise. Notably, a self-proclaimed psychic named Vernon Seitz had one of Michael's missing posters, but no connection was established.
As the years passed, the Dunahees faced accusations and wild speculations. Online sleuths suggested Michael's appearance on a cooking show or his involvement in a supposed satanic ritual. The prevailing theories, however, revolve around his abduction and murder by a local sex offender or his upbringing by a woman unable to have children.
Keeping Hope Alive
Michael's parents, Crystal and Bruce, never gave up hope and continued searching for their son. The annual Michael Dunahee Keep the Hope Alive fun run and walk, now in its 32nd year, keeps Michael's memory alive. Crystal and Bruce's enduring marriage, a rare feat among parents of long-term missing children, reflects their unwavering commitment.
Despite the challenges, Crystal remains optimistic, submitting her DNA to national databases in case Michael explores his family history. In 2021, the Victoria police launched an online portal for tips, receiving hundreds since its inception.
The mystery of Michael Dunahee's disappearance persists, leaving the family, investigators, and the community yearning for answers. As technology and awareness advance, hope remains that someone, somewhere, holds the key to solving this enduring puzzle. The Dunahees continue their quest for closure, fueled by the belief that Michael may still be alive, waiting for the truth to come to light. The case remains open, and until the day answers emerge, the search for Michael Dunahee continues.
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A Night Out in Columbus: The Tyler Davis Disappearance
In the shadow of a seemingly ordinary night out in Columbus, Ohio, Tyler Davis’s unexplained disappearance during a night of celebration with his wife, Brittany, has perplexed investigators and intrigued online communities. From the twists and turns of their evening to the speculative theories surrounding Tyler's fate, this episode delves into the heart-wrenching details of a case that remains unsolved years later. Join us on a journey through the timeline, theories, and complexities surrounding Tyler Davis's disappearance. Subscribe and listen on your favorite podcast app.
Tyler James Davis, born on June 30, 1989, went missing during a night out in Columbus, Ohio, on February 24, 2019. Tyler and his wife Brittany's seemingly normal life took a dark turn as Tyler, a devoted father and restaurant manager, vanished without a trace.
The couple's night started with dinner and drinks with a friend, Schon, culminating in a visit to a local strip club. The evening took a distressing turn when Tyler, confused and agitated, walked away from the hotel. Despite attempts to reassure Brittany, Tyler never returned.
The timeline of events, revealed through credit card and phone records, paints a vivid picture. Tyler's route, tracked through digital forensics, led him through suburban areas and eventually to a wooded location near the hotel. Phone communication suggested Tyler's confusion about the hotel's location, raising questions about a potential misidentification.
Various theories emerged, from the possibility of accidental drowning in a nearby pond to speculations about the Smiley Face Killers. The police's belief in a water-related tragedy, although unconfirmed, adds complexity to the mystery.
Amid online speculations and accusations, Brittany faced scrutiny, with unfounded claims about her family background and motives. Theories ranged from financial gain to involvement in a supposed family tradition of foul play. The internet's role in shaping public perceptions complicated an already challenging situation.
In December 2021, an Ohio court officially declared Tyler Davis dead, almost three years after his disappearance. As the fifth anniversary approaches, the case remains unresolved, with the Columbus PD urging anyone with information to come forward. Brittany and Schon strive to move forward, away from the public eye, while the search for answers continues in the frustratingly cold case of Tyler Davis's disappearance.
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Unraveling the Mystery of Bonnie Lee and Jeremy Dages’s Disappearance in Lithia, Florida
This episode of the And Then They Were Gone podcast explores the perplexing life of Bonnie Dages who faced teenage motherhood, financial windfalls, and a clandestine romance with family friend Terry Christy. Against the backdrop of small-town secrets and a dubious $15,000 cash withdrawal, Bonnie and Jeremy vanished without a trace. Join us on a journey through the events that unfolded in 1993, as we delve into a haunting tale of unanswered questions and a community desperate for closure.
In the heart of Lithia, Florida, a small-town mystery unfolds— the disappearance of Bonnie Lee Dages and her son Jeremy. Born in 1975, Bonnie's life took unexpected turns, marked by teenage motherhood, financial windfalls, and a tangled web of secrets.
Bonnie's early years in Lithia were typical of a small-town upbringing, filled with a love for horses and an adventurous spirit. Her journey into motherhood at 17 presented challenges, but she navigated through, completing her education and embracing her new role. A pivotal moment came with an inheritance of $50,000 and a piece of land on Bonnie's 18th birthday. This windfall promised a fresh start, leading her to make practical choices like purchasing a used minivan.
In the spring of 1993, Bonnie moved in with the Creech family, where she worked as a live-in nanny. Unbeknownst to her family, she was also in a secret relationship with a man more than twice her age. On April 28, 1993, she was allegedly supposed to meet him at a grocery store parking lot. She and Jeremy have never been seen again.
The timeline surrounding Bonnie and Jeremy's vanishing act is fraught with unanswered questions. A $15,000 cash withdrawal, allegedly for a restaurant investment, adds another layer of intrigue. As the investigation unfolds, suspicions focus on Terry Christy, a man with a questionable history and a propensity for manipulation.
The absence of surveillance cameras and traceable cell phones makes it difficult to uncover the truth. Despite the passage of 30 years, the case remains unsolved, leaving Bonnie's family desperate for answers.
The disappearance of Bonnie Lee Dages and Jeremy is a haunting tale that lingers in the annals of Lithia's history. As the podcast delves into small-town secrets, mysterious relationships, and unanswered questions, Bonnie's family remains steadfast in their quest for closure..
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The Trial of Trezell and Jacqueline West for the Murders of Orrin and Orson West
The Trial of Trezell and Jacqueline West: Updates on Orrin and Orson West's Murder Case. Follow the gripping And Then They Were Gone podcast as we delve into the trial, exploring the evidence, conflicting accounts, and the search for justice in this high-profile murder case.
The trial of Trezell and Jacqueline West has begun, and the world is watching with bated breath. The couple stands accused of killing their two adopted sons, Orrin and Orson West, who went missing in December 2020. The case has gained significant attention, with many following the story closely since the boys' disappearance. This blog post is for a two-part episode of the And Then They Were Gone podcast, covering the trial, and providing updates and insights into the case.
On December 21, 2020, Trezell and Jacqueline West reported their two adopted sons, Orrin and Orson, missing. According to the Wests, the boys were playing in the family's fenced-in yard while Trezell was gathering wood. On one of his trips back, he noticed they were gone. An intensive search immediately commenced, but there was no sign of the boys. As the public began to hear the story's details, many concluded that Jacqueline and Trezell's account didn't make any sense. Police also quickly added the parents to the top of their suspect list.
The case continued to develop, with searches continuing, but with no luck. Then, on March 1, 2022, Jacqueline and Trezell West were arrested for murder. Their trial is underway, despite the fact that the bodies of Orrin and Orson have yet to be found.
The facts of the Case
Over the course of several weeks, the prosecution laid out its case, which, absent the boys' bodies or other physical evidence, hinges on a star witness: Trezell and Jacqueline's 12-year-old son. The prosecution contends that the brothers had already been dead for months before the 911 call was made. The prosecution has argued that the Wests' account of events is inconsistent and that they have provided false information to law enforcement. They have also claimed that the Wests had a motive and opportunity to kill their children
The defense, meanwhile, has argued that the prosecution's case is entirely circumstantial and that the Wests are innocent until proven guilty. They have suggested that the boys may have been kidnapped or run away, and are still alive somewhere. The defense has also presented evidence of Trezell and Jacqueline's loving relationship with their sons, claiming that they would never do anything to harm them.
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Adoptive parents of Cal City boys charged with murder, in custody | News | bakersfield.com
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West Trial Day 15: Wests' eldest son testifies about last time he saw Orrin and Orson | KBAK
West Trial Day 16: Trezell's mother testifies last time she saw toddlers was Feb. 2020 | KBAK
West Trial Day 17: Texas man testifies he did not take Orrin and Orson | KBAK
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Retracing the Steps of Prisma Peralta Reyes
Join us on the latest episode of the And Then They Were Gone podcast as we explore the baffling case of Prisma Peralta Reyes, a devoted single mother who vanished without a trace in Mesquite, Texas in 2019. Follow along as we retrace Prisma's movements on her final day. Discover how crowdsourcing could be the key to uncovering crucial information and bringing Prisma home. Don't miss this gripping episode - listen now and spread the word to help raise awareness of Prisma's story.
The latest episode of "And Then They Were Gone" explores the mysterious disappearance of Prisma Peralta Reyes, a 26-year-old single mother who went missing in Mesquite, Texas on April 17, 2019. Prisma's life had been going through a lot of changes in the weeks leading up to her disappearance. She had recently ended a tumultuous relationship, lost her job, started a new one, and was apparently trying to rekindle a romance with her ex.
On the evening of April 17, 2019, Prisma failed to pick up her son from his babysitter, which was completely out of character for her. Her family immediately became concerned and contacted the police to report her missing. Her car was found abandoned the next morning where she had left it, but there was no trace of her or the belongings that she had with her. Prisma’s family and friends organized search parties and handed out flyers in the hope of finding her, but their efforts were fruitless.
In the episode, we retrace Prisma's steps on her last day to see if they can provide any clues about what happened to her. Prisma's advocates strongly believe that crowdsourcing could be the key to finding pieces of the puzzle that police in Mesquite, Texas have missed.
Anyone with information related to Reyes’ disappearance is urged to contact the Mesquite Police Department at 972-285-6336. Anonymous tips can also be submitted online via North Texas Crime Stoppers or by calling its tip line at 877-373-8477.
The disappearance of Prisma Reyes is a tragic case that highlights the importance of community involvement in solving crimes. With the help of concerned citizens and law enforcement officials, we can increase the chances of finding missing persons and bringing them home to their loved ones. We hope that this episode will raise awareness about Prisma's case and encourage anyone with information to come forward.
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Missing: Prisma Reyes Vanished 'Like Smoke in the Wind' - The CrimeWire
Four years later, what we know about the disappearance of Mesquite woman Prisma Reyes
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New Video Released of Mesquite Mother Missing for Over 4 Months
Prisma Denisse Peralta Reyes, 26, did not pick up her child, Mesquite, 17 Apr 2019 #3 | Websleuths
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The Vanishing of Madalina Cojocari: What Do Her Parents Know?
Madalina Cojocari's disappearance has left the Cornelius community stunned and bewildered. As search efforts continue, the mystery surrounding the case only deepens. What could have happened to an 11-year-old girl who simply vanished without a trace?
The case is made even more perplexing by the fact that Madalina's parents did not report her missing for over three weeks. This has raised a number of questions about the Cojocari family and their involvement in Madalina's disappearance.
Join us as we explore this haunting case and try to make sense of this heartbreaking and unsolved mystery.
Madalina Cojocari was an 11-year-old girl from Cornelius, North Carolina, who disappeared without a trace after coming home from school on November 21, 2022. It wouldn’t be until December 15 that Madalina’s mother, Diana Cojocari, would admit to school officials that she didn’t know where her daughter was.
The Cornelius community was in a state of shock as they tried to piece together what happened to Madalina. Joined by the FBI and SBI, Cornelius Police launched a massive search for the girl, but months have gone by, and there are still more questions than answers.
Madalina's disappearance has become a mystery that has captured the attention of the nation. How could an 11-year-old girl vanish without a trace, and why did her parents stay silent for so long? Is Madalina’s disappearance related to recent drug trafficking allegations against Diana?
In this episode of And Then They Were Gone, we take a closer look at the case of Madalina Cojocari. We explore the details surrounding her disappearance and the questions that remain unanswered. We examine the community's response and the efforts made by law enforcement officials to find the missing girl.
Join us as we dive into this unsolved mystery and attempt to uncover the truth behind the vanishing of Madalina Cojocari.
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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.
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Cantonment Man Facing Battery, Other Charges In Six Cases Involving His Wife, Two Other Women
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Steven Cozzi: A Timeline
In the latest episode of the And Then They Were Gone podcast, we dive into the mysterious disappearance of Steven Cozzi, a lawyer from Largo, Florida. Cozzi went missing from his law office on March 21, 2023, and five days later, plastic surgeon Tomasz Kosowski was arrested for his murder. However, Cozzi's body has yet to be found, leaving his family in a state of despair.
This episode delves into the history between Cozzi and Kosowski, exploring their relationship and possible motives. The timeline of the case is also examined, shedding light on the events surrounding Cozzi's disappearance and Kosowski's subsequent arrest.
The evidence that led to Kosowski's arrest is also discussed, including the red Toyota Corolla that he was known to have been driving in the South Florida area between March 21 and March 26. The Largo Police Department is still seeking any information on Kosowski or his vehicle, and anyone with information is urged to contact Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers.
The disappearance of Steven Cozzi is a tragic case that has left his family and loved ones in a state of uncertainty and grief. We’re dedicated to shedding light on these types of cases and bringing closure to those affected. We hope that by bringing attention to this case, we can help bring justice for Steven Cozzi and his family.
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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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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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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
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Bonus: 9 Case Updates
I can hardly believe we’re getting ready to start season 4 and we've covered over 100 unsolved missing persons cases. It's been quite a journey, and we've come a long way since our first episode.
As you know, some of the cases we've covered have had significant updates, and we've been able to do bonus episodes on them. In others, there has been nothing but silence. But in this episode, we want to catch you up on what’s been happening since we last spoke about these cases. We'll go through our entire archive and talk about the cases that have been making progress. They may be more minor updates, but every inch forward is crucial.
Before we dive into the cases, I want to take a moment to thank our amazing community of listeners. Your support and engagement have been truly incredible, and we couldn't have come this far without you. Your tips, information, and insights have been invaluable in helping us shed light on these unsolved cases.
As we all know, missing persons cases often fade into obscurity as time passes. It's so important to keep these cases in the public eye, and that's exactly what we've been doing with this podcast. By giving a voice to families and loved ones, we're helping to ensure that their stories are heard and that they never give up hope.
In this episode, we're bringing updates on Heather Teague, Morgan Nick, Brandy Myers, Sofia Juarez, Trudy Appleby, Deirdre Jacob, Oakley Carlson, Billy Smolinski, and Irene Gakwa. We'll be sharing any new developments we've found since we last spoke about them.
I'm so grateful for this community and the work we've been able to do together. We may not have all the answers yet, but every inch of progress is crucial in bringing closure and answers to families and loved ones. Thank you for your continued support, and let's keep shining a light on these important cases.
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Jordan Bowers, mother of missing Oakley Carlson, charged with identity theft | KIMA