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Over a decade before Holly Bobo disappeared from a town outside Decaturville, Tennessee, another young woman went missing. But after Holly’s kidnapping, the sheriff went on TV and said things like this don’t happen in that area. It left the family of Kristie Moon to ask, had she been forgotten?
If you have any information, please call the Decatur County Sheriff's Department 731-852-3703
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Podcast recommendation: The Generation Why and Court Junkie
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When Pamela Butler disappeared in February 2009, two persons of interest rose to the top of the list. But the investigation stalled until a cold case detective took a look at the file in 2017 and found that he wasn’t setting out to solve one cold case. He was going to solve two.
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In January 2016, Linda Skeek disappeared from her home in Anchorage, Alaska. The state pursued a rare no-body murder trial in her case. But before the trial occurred, Linda’s sister-in-law Shirley Skeek went missing. The cases are not linked, except by the grief of the family who has lost so much.
If you have any information in either case, call the Anchorage Police at 907-786-8900
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When a vicious custody battle ends in murder, the police initially suspect the angry ex. But the clues began to point elsewhere--at an overprotective family member. The investigators sorted through the evidence to decide who they thought was to blame but could the prosecutor prove it beyond a reasonable doubt?
Book recommendation: Kathryn Casey’s Die My Love
Podcast recommendation: True Crime Fan Club and Crimes of Passion
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This episode picks up where my Bobbie Jo Stinnett episode left off.
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When Fred Jablin and Piper Rountree began dating, people couldn’t help but think it was a case of opposites attract. But when their difference strained their marriage to the breaking point, an expensive and drawn out divorce followed and ended in murder.
Podcast recommendation: Women and Murder
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On December 16, 2004, a woman pulled up outside Bobbie Jo Stinnett's house in Skidmore, Missouri. The pretense was to look at some puppies Bobbie Jo had for sale. But when the woman left, Bobbie Jo was dead.
Time stamp to skip details of severe abuse: 39:22
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I answered your questions about podcasting, true crime, and work/life balance yesterday on a live stream. I cleaned up the audio but this was an off the cuff live discussion so a little different than usual.
Link for tomorrow's NYE live stream. I'm going to hop on and say hi for a few minutes. You can also watch at the Crimeline's Facebook page https://getvokl.com/live-broadcast/New-Years-Eve
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In 2000, 2001, and 2004, the same family living in small town, Missouri experienced three separate tragedies: two murders and one disappearance. This week, I will bring you the stories of two of those cases--the murder of Wendy Gillenwater and the disappearance of Branson Perry. Next week, we will cover the murder and fetal abduction case of Bobbie Jo Stinnett. How can one family face so much tragedy?
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In March of 2020, Oklahoma Legislature passed Ida’s Law to make it easier for law enforcement to investigate the cases of missing and murdered Indigenous people. This month, we are going to cover four of those cases.
If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Ida Beard, call the El Reno Police Department at 405-262-2121
If you have any information regarding the murder of Susie Wahpekeche, call the Oklahoma City Police Department at 405-297-1000.
If you have any information regarding the murder of Regina Curtis, call the Oklahoma City PD at 405-231-2121.
If you have any information regarding the murder of Angela “Sam” Maynahona, call the Oklahoma City Crime Stoppers at 405-235-7300.
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