When someone goes missing, we put our trust in the police to do their best to find them. But when a young woman vanished in 2010, she was failed by the very system that was supposed to protect her. Patreon // Case Remains Social // Twitter/Instagram: @caseremains Website: www.caseremains.com Sources // Taken, Episode 3 from APTN lumi Report of RCMP Civilian Review and Complaints Commission - Amber Tuccaro 'Amber Tuccaro’s family wants to exhume remains for DNA testing' National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls - Truth Gathering Process Part 1 Public Hearing 'A year after woman's disappearance, fate remains a mystery' - Edmonton Journal, 31 Jul 2011 'Missing woman's skull identified' - Times Colonist, 05 Sep 2012 'RCMP hope recording of man's voice will lead to missing woman' - The Leader-Post, 29 Aug 2012 Audio // Amber Tuccaro's last phone call RCMP in Alberta are apologizing to the family of Amber Tuccaro | APTN News

On the May 15th, 1970, the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel was alive with the buzz and chatter of an evening cocktail party. It should have been a night to remember. But when one couple left the party, they never made it home. Patreon // Case Remains Social // Twitter/Instagram: @caseremains Website: www.caseremains.com Sources // Chicago Tribune Articles: ‘Renew Search For Missing Couple’ - 28 June 1874 ‘Police Make a New Dive at 1970s Mystery’ - 3 August 1994 ‘Curtain of Mystery Cloaks Couple’s Disappearance’ - 16 May 1971 ‘Pond Comes Up Dry of New Clues About Couple Missing 24 Years’ - 6 August 1994

When two Kansas teens fell head over heels, they thought their love story was only just beginning. But one spring night it was cruelly cut short, and the person responsible has never been brought to justice. Patreon // Case Remains Social // Twitter/Instagram: @caseremains Website: www.caseremains.com Sources // Audio: Kansas City jury finds man guilty on all counts in 2014 quintuple killing - Kansas City Star Kansas City Star Articles: 'Teens Missing a Month: Families Fearful' - 26th May 1998 'KC Police Unearth a Body in Yard' - 15th August 1998 'Strong focus to Investigation of Teen's Death' - 19th August 1998 'Body Identified as Missing Teen' - 18th August 1998 'Court Takes Up Alcohol Charge' - 27th August 1998 'Suspect Linked to Burial Site' - 22nd August 1998 'Suspect In Man's Death in Custody' - 21st August 1998 'Brandon Howell's Family Shocked, Thought He Turned His Life Around' Other: Crime and Capital Punishment Forum George and Anna Taylor Obituary As Missouri Man Is Convicted of 5 Murders, a Look at the Case of the 'Cul-de-sac Killer'

When someone goes missing, media coverage has the power to help to bring them home. But what happens when the media push a suspect too far? Patreon // Case Remains Social // Twitter/Instagram: @caseremains Website: www.caseremains.com Sources // Audio: Melinda Duckett Venetian Gardens Interview (Parts 2 & 3) Good Morning America: Nancy Grace on Melinda Duckett Suicide The Orlando Sentinel: 'Boy's Mom pleads for tips', 30 Aug 2006 'Police had evidence, but chose not to arrest missing boy's Mom', 23 Sep 2006 'Sever's account gives hope that missing boy is alive', 16 Nov 2006 'Detective Nancy sunk below standards', 19 May 2010 'Grandparents persevere, believing Trenton is still alive', 26 Nov 2010 Other: 'Missing boy's mother wrote suicide letter' Nancy Grace Transcript

For 17 years, Frank and Tessie Pozar had packed up their bags each October and headed for the lush landscapes and golden sands of Hawaii. But in 1984, they never made it. And no one has heard from them since. Patreon // Case Remains Social // Twitter/Instagram: @caseremains Website: www.caseremains.com Sources // The Spokesman-Review: 'Questions Linger in Disappearances', 29 October 2009 'Pozar Ready to Take Polygraph Test', 19 January 1986 'Missing Couple: Was It Murder Or A Ruse?', 09 June 1985 'Was Defendant Thief Or Just Bad Businessman?', 18 December 1985 'Court Told of Hours Before Pair Vanished', 20 December 1985 'Missing Parents Son Flunked Lie Detector Test', 16 February 1986 Spokane Chronicle: 'Missing Couple's Last Day Here Detailed', 20 December 1985 'Missing Spokane Couple's Son Suspected of Theft From Estate', 09 October 1985 'Son Claimed Parents Sent Him Letter', 17 December 1985 Honolulu Star-Bulletin 'Spokane Pair Vanishes; Owned Land In Hawaii', 12 June 1985

When 22-year-old student Jeremiah Duggan was struck by two cars on a busy road in Wiesbaden, German authorities ruled it a suicide. 12 years later, however, a British coroner decided that there was more to the case than there seemed. Patreon // Case Remains Morbidology Social // Twitter/Instagram: @caseremains Website: www.caseremains.com Sources // "The LaRouche Organization As An Extremist Movement" by Matthew Feldman Justice for Jeremiah "'Suicide' student Jeremiah Duggan may have been pressured by cult, court hears" - The Guardian, May 21 2015 "Jeremiah Duggan's mother criticises new German death probe" - BBC, May 28 2014 "No Joke," Washington Post Magazine, October 24 2004 "Jeremiah Duggan's death not a suicide, British coroner rules" - The Guardian, 21 May 2015 "Duggan Hoax Rewarmed Again" - LaRouche Political Action Committee, 8 November 2006 https://www.webcitation.org/6hREDn0HI?url=http://www.lyndonlarouche.org/jeremiah-duggan2.pdf

When Derek Batten, Peter Townsend and James Townsend headed out onto the Coral Sea, they thought they were in for the trip of a lifetime. Little did they know, the trip would be their last. Social // Twitter/Instagram: @caseremains Website: www.caseremains.com Sources // 'KAZ II skipper's 'spiritual contact' - Herald Sun 'Cruel sea refuses to give up its secrets' - The Sydney Morning Herald 'Australian coroner ends mystery of 'ghost ship' Coronial findings

In 1966, the residents of Greenway Avenue, Ohio were living the American dream. That dream, however, was about to be shattered, when a neighbourhood family were brutally murdered in the very place they called home. Social // Twitter/Instagram: @caseremains Website: www.caseremains.com Sources // 'Death on a Quiet Street' - Cincinnati Magazine 'Similar to Murder Weapon?' - The Cincinnati Enquirer, 30 Sep 1966 'Bricca Slaying Link in Stabbing?' - The Cincinnati Enquirer, 10 Jan 1967 'No 'One' Suspect in Bricca Murders' - The Cincinnati Enquirer, 13 Oct 1966 Summer's Almost Gone by JT Townsend Promo // The promo from this episode is for Morbidology, a weekly true crime podcast by Emily G Thompson. I highly recommend giving it a listen! Website: www.morbidology.com Twitter: @morbidology

In April 1997, a woman’s disappearance from a Philadelphia hotel left both police and her loved ones at a loss. When her body turned up almost 600 miles away, finding the truth became all but impossible. ///Social Twitter/Instagram: @caseremains Website: www.caseremains.com ///Sources 'Vanished' by Michael Sokolove - The Philadelphia Inquirer, 31 August 1997 'A year later, woman's disappearance, death remains a mystery' by Julie Bell - Asheville Citizen-Times, 10 April 1998 'Missing tourist might have shopped here prior to death' by Julie Ball- Asheville Citizen-Times, 11 October 1997

The breakdown of any relationship is painful and messy business, especially when there are children involved. But when Francis Walsh divorced his wife in 1987, he never could have imagined the nightmare that lay ahead.