About Last Night

Matthew Hoy was killed in May of 1994. His remains were found inside of his mother's car that had been on fire. This suspicious death remains an open investigation today.

In this episode, we are speaking to Hoy's brother, Tim, and hearing the story from his point of view. We will also hear for Ethan Hoy, Matthew's nephew.

Hosted by: Anna Wiest

Featuring: Francis Scarcella, Reporter for the Daily Item, Tim Hoy, and Ethan Hoy

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Matthew Hoy was killed in May of 1994. His remains were found inside of his mother's car that had been on fire. This suspicious death remains an open investigation today.

In this episode, we were able to interview former Northumberland County Coroner and current Shamokin Mayor Richard Ulrich who was in office as coroner at the time of Hoy's death.

Hosted by: Anna Wiest

Featuring: Francis Scarcella, Reporter for the Daily Item and Richard Ulrich, former Northumberland County Coroner

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Tracy Kroh was 17 years old when she went missing on August 5, 1989. She lived in Millersburg, Pennsylvania, with her family, and was visiting her sister in Halifax on the night she went missing.

In recent years, new information and leads have been brought into the light.

Listen to hear more...

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Featuring: Francis Scarcella, Reporter for the Daily Item

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Today, we are laying out a timeline for everything we've covered in the past few episodes.

We've talked about a lot of things surrounding members of Corey Edkin's family. We will return to this is January, when Myrle Miller goes on trial for the alleged murder of her husband.

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Featuring: Francis Scarcella, Reporter for the Daily Item

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In today's episode, we continue digging into the family of Corey edkin, the two year-old child who went missing in 1986. Last week, we talked about his grandmother, Myrle Miller who is awaiting trial for allegedly poisoning and killing her husband, John Nichols.

Also briefly mentioned in the last episode was a man by the name of Charles Burgess, who was killed in a New Jersey motel room in 1999. Why does this have anything to do with the cases we've been discussing? Burgess was in a relationship with Debbie Mowery, Corey Edkin's mother and Myrle Miller's daughter, at the time of his death.

In today's episode, we cover the suspicious death of Charles Burgess.

Hosted by: Anna Wiest

Featuring: Francis Scarcella, Reporter for the Daily Item

Read about this case in The Daily Item.

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Last week, we discussed the missing persons case of Corey Edkin. Today, we are digging into his family a little more.

Edkin's grandmother, Myrle Miller, has quite a reputation in terms of the crimes she has been accused of. The accusations and convictions span all the way back to 1986 when her two year-old grandson went missing.

Miller currently awaits trial for her most recent arrest in 2021. Will the January proceedings lead to new evidence in the case of Corey Edkin? What about other cases that seem to have connections?

Time will tell, and we will cover...

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Featuring: Francis Scarcella, Reporter for the Daily Item

Read about this case in The Daily Item.

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Corey James Edkin was just two years-old when he went missing from his home in New Columbia, PA on October 13, 2986. For the past 36 years, state troopers have been investigating his disappearance.

Most recently, in 2020, they released a statement suggesting that they were making progress in the case and were hopeful for answers regarding the child's disappearance.

Edkin's grandmother, Myrle Miller currently awaits trial for allegedly poisoning and killing her husband.

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Featuring: Francis Scarcella, Reporter for the Daily Item

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Angel Donahue, from Sunbury, Pennsylvania, went missing in April of 2020. Her relatives report that they have not heard from her since this time. Her social media and bank accounts have all been inactive as well.

Listen to today's episode to learn about this investigation. If you know anything about the case of Angel Donahue, please contact police.

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Featuring: Francis Scarcella, Reporter for the Daily Item

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Since staring About Last Night, you, our listeners, have been reaching out with cases that you want us to look into. We are dedicating the next segment of the show to these cases. In today's episode, we are giving you an overview of the cases that are currently on our radar and that we will be covering in the weeks to come.

If you have any information about any of these cases or if there is another case that interests you, reach out on social media and let us know.

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Featuring: Francis Scarcella, Reporter for the Daily Item

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On September 20, 2022, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed House Bill 930 into law. This law requires that state police turn DNA samples of missing persons into NamUS, the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System.

This law could change the landscape of missing persons cases across the state.

Pennsylvania State Representative Lynda Schlegel Culver was contacted by Norma Jean Fritz, the mother of Jesse Farber, who went missing in 2015. This connection set the newly passed bill into motion.

Today, we hear from Representative Culver and Norma Jean Fritz about how they pushed for this law, the impacts that it will have, and where they hope it goes from here.

Hosted by: Anna Wiest

Featuring: Representative Lynda Schlegel Culver and Norma Jean Fritz

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