Cold Case Talk

In this episode, you'll hear from the daughters of two mothers who were murdered in 1970. Loretta Jones was killed in Price, Utah, and Phyllis O'Brien Carson was killed in French Camp, California. Learn why, despite many similarities, only one case was solved. Help us develop more leads to solve Phyllis' murder. Websleuths have a thread about Phyllis here. Contact us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @coldcasetalk, or on our website: coldcasetalk.com

In August of 1979, the body of an unidentified woman was found in rural Utah. Although Henry Lee Lucas claimed he killed her, the case of the toothless "Jane Doe" remains open. Episode guests: Rick Goroshko, whose mother Dorothy Goroshko went missing in Boston in 1975, and Angela Willoughby, a volunteer from Millard County. Learn how you can help us solve this and other cold cases on our website.

This episode contains never-before-heard conversations with "The Confession Killer" Henry Lee Lucas. We review the evidence that ruled out Lucas and resulted in Provo police reopening the 1978 murder of Marla Scharp.

Henry Lee Lucas confessed in 1984 to the sexual assault and murder of Marla Scharp in Provo, Utah six years earlier. Based on Lucas' confession, Marla's case was closed without anyone being charged. This episode contains never before heard conversations with "The Confession Killer" Henry Lee Lucas.