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On October 10, 2019, Arabella Parker, a three year-old child in Trevorton, Pennsylvania was brutally beaten by her mother's boyfriend Jahrid Burgess. Arabella held on to every last inch of life for 44 days in Geisinger Medical Center. She passed away on November 22, 2019, two days after she was removed from life support.

This case is not a who done it. Nonetheless, it leads to many questions about the systems we have in place and how they allowed for an outcome like this one.

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Over three decades ago, 30-year-old mother Barbara Miller went missing from her small-town home in Sunbury, Pennsylvania. Today, her whereabouts remain unknown. Barbara Miller left behind a 14 year old son, Eddie Miller Jr., who still longs for closure.

Both locals and investigators believe the disappearance of Barbara Miller is connected to the homicide of Rickey Wolfe three years prior. The main piece of evidence being a voicemail Miller left the fiancé of Scott Schaeffer, who was convicted of the Wolfe murder. Schaeffer continues to fight for his own exoneration as well as answer for the Wolfe and Miller families.

In this episode's roundtable discussion, Scott Schaeffer and Lynn Miller, Eddie's step mother, are joining us to talk about these cases, the corruption, and where we go from here.

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Last week, Scott Schaeffer told us his story. In 1989 he was arrested and convicted of the homicide of Rickey Wolfe, a man he claims he had never before met. Roy Hummel, who was also arrested for the crime, testified that Scott was involved. 17 years later, he recanted his testimony and Scott was released from prison.

Today, Scott continues to fight a legal battle to have his name cleared of conspiracy to commit kidnapping and conspiracy to commit third-degree murder. He pled "no contest" to these charges in order to be released from prison in 2006. Attorney Joel Wiest represents Scott Schaeffer in the courtroom and is joining us today to explain their efforts.

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In 1989, Scott Schaeffer and four other men were arrested for the homicide of Rickey Wolfe. Prior to his preliminary hearing, Barbara Miller left a voicemail for Scott's fiancé stating that is he and Billy Hendricks were not released at their pre-trial hearings, she would come forward with evidence that would prove their innocence. It was only days later that she went missing.

Scott Schaeffer is joining us today to tell us about his experience. He spent 17 years in prison before Roy Hummel recanted his 1989 testimony in which he claimed that Scott was involved in the crime. Since his release in 2006, Scott has been fighting day-in and day-out to clear his name.

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Many Sunbury locals and law enforcement officers believe that the disappearance of Barbara Miller is connected to the homicide of Rickey Wolfe. The main piece of evidence being a voicemail Miller left the fiancé of Scott Schaeffer, who was convicted of the Wolfe murder. Schaeffer continues to claim his innocence today as investigators continue to find links between these cases.

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We've recently had the opportunity to review some court documents from 1989-present. Looking through them, we've come across some questionable things that occurred over the past 33 years, regarding this case.

With the 33-year anniversary of Barbara Miller's disappearance coming up, we are more eager for justice now than ever. The shady details won't be ignored.

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After the various searches discussed in the previous episode, police conducted two more searches that, to our knowledge, have not been reported by the media. One of the searches involves a suspect that was mentioned in episode 2, Harry Catherman. The second was a spot in the Susquehanna River, and while the location, itself, might not sound suspicious, what the crane pulled out certainly looked it.

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Things went quiet, yet again, until Tim Miller took over the Sunbury Police. Let's just say that's when THINGS STARTED HAPPENING. Search after search, evidence upon evidence, test this and test that... all for what? The AG hasn't told us yet, but we are hopeful for answers.

Coming THIS FRIDAY: Exclusive bonus content never before reported! One of those suspects we briefly discussed way back in episode 2 may be more suspicious than we first thought...

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The investigation into the disappearance of Barbara Miller had slowed down for about 13 years, until Sunbury Detective Degg Stark seemingly took a particular interest in the case, and conducted various searches.

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Barbara Miller went missing from Sunbury, Pennsylvania in June of 1989. In 2002, she was declared dead. Her death was classified as a homicide. Thirty-three years of investigations have resulted in no arrest in Miller's disappearance. In this episode, we will discuss the various suspects that police have named in court documents over the years.

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