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Devoted mother of 4, Heather Leann Cameron (Haller), went missing after repeated distress calls to 911 about 20min outside of Redding, CA in August of 2012 while in the company of her ex boyfriend, Daniel Lusby. Heather is still missing today, nearly 10 years later. What happened to Heather Leann Cameron?
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In 1988, Mulugeta Seraw lost his life for simply being who he was: a Black man from Ethiopia. His murder by racist skinheads horrified Portland and exposed the deep roots of white supremacy in the community. This is Mulugeta's story.
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CW: This episode contains graphic descriptions of physical abuse against children and adults, please use caution when listening.
Our longest episode yet tells the horrific, decades-long story of Michelle Knotek and her systematic pattern of abuse and manipulation of the people she was supposed to love and care for the most. Knotek is slated for release from prison in June of 2022, and this episode will have you asking - why should she ever be released at all?
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Toddler Teekah Lewis vanished without a trace from a Tacoma, WA bowling alley the night of January 23, 1999. She is still missing, just shy of 23 years later. Where is Teekah Lewis?
Find Teekah Lewis Facebook Page
Missing Teekah Lewis Instagram
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Christmas Eve 2007 changed Carnation, WA and the Anderson family forever when Michele Anderson and boyfriend Joe McEnroe took the lives of nearly her entire family on the eve of her father's favorite holiday.
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Our first cryptid case explores the watery depths of Okanagan Lake in Vancouver BC! Has a Nessie-like creature lived in Okanagan Lake for hundreds of years?
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Time travel with Sara back to the US Oregon territory in 1844 where a dispute about a horse went really wrong and inspired some super shitty laws about who could and could not live in the Oregon territory.
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Known as "Oregon's most prolific serial killer," the Molalla Forest Killer case is a rough one. These are the stories of the victims of Dayton Leroy Rogers, a monster who should have been locked up permanently years before he would be linked to the murders of 8 women in the summer of 1987.
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