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Before diving into Part 2, be sure to listen to Part 1 of this conversation with this retired homicide detective Terry. In this episode, Terry picks up the story right where we left off, walking us through the strategy, patience, and persistence it took to build a murder case years in the making. Then came the moment every investigator waits for; Showing up unannounced to confront the man he'd been closing in on. 

What happened next is a reminder that homicide investigations aren't just about solving cases. They're about solving cases. They're about never giving up on the people whose stories deserve justice.

If you've ever wondered what happens after the headlines fade, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

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Another Flagged Down Episode! Listen to our Favorite Retired Detective share a story of a case he worked on and what it took to be the trailblazer in his region's first circumstantial homicide case. 

A woman disappears in 1987, just one year into her marriage, but the people who know her best refused to believe the story they were told. Her three adult daughters never stop searching for answers, and neither did one green Detective. 

In Part One of The Long Game, Our Favorite Detective takes us behind the scenes of a homicide investigation built not on quick breakthroughs, but on patience, trust, and years of methodical investigative work. It's a rare look at the relationships, leadership, and persistence that often unfold long before an arrest is ever made.

Join us as we explore the beginning of a case that proves justice doesn't always come quickly. Sometimes, it comes to those willing to play the long game.

Listener discretion is advised. This episode discusses homicide, domestic violence, and the disappearance of an adult woman. 

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Listen to ML Browning share a story about a case that began in 1996. When fifteen-year-old Kaelin Glazier disappeared from the small town of Ruch, in Southern Oregon. Her family spent twelve long years, wondering what happened to her. When her remains were finally discovered, they were found shockingly close to the home of the boy she was last seen with. 

This is the story of a young girl, a failed search, and a case that would ultimately change how missing and runaway youth cases were handled. 

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-Sarah Elle

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Welcome Passengers.

In the early morning hours of August 26, 2001, Loni Kai disappeared along Oregon's Tualatin Valley Highway. She was trying to return home after getting a ride into town from an unknown friend who has never come forward. 

Hours later, Loni's body was discovered near a rural stretch of road in Washington County. More than two decades later, her homicide remains unsolved.

Loni Kai was a Trans Woman who was deeply loved by her family, but still navigating the world through a life that came with danger, isolation and silence. 

In this episode of Corridor of Crime, we examine the timeline surrounding her final known movements, the investigation that followed and what is needed to solve this case. 

Somebody out there knows something. 

-Sarah Elle

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In 1991, a woman vanished from Placer County while cleaning her sister's home. For decades, her case sat unanswered. But cold cases don't always stay cold. 

In this episode of Corridor of Crime, we examine the disappearance and homicide of Cindy Wanner, the investigation that spanned more than three decades and the arrest that finally brought renewed attention to a case that many feared would never find justice.

We also look at work of the investigators who never gave up, evolving forensic techniques and what can happen when agencies work together. 

A Victim's Importance does not diminish with time. Thanks for listening.

-Sarah Elle

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The Conversation continues. In Part two we discuss the case the stayed, the process of investigations, how police work can change an investigator and the culture behind an agency. 

Our personal favorite retired Homicide Detective. We may have a hard time interviewing anyone else again. Thank you again for sharing your time.

We hope our listeners enjoy this as much as we did.

-Sarah Elle & ML Browning. 

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A retired Homicide Detective joins Corridor of Crime to talk about the responsibilities, perspective and how the profession has changed over the years.

An anonymous and thoughtful conversation around what goes into being a detective. Part One.

A genuine Thank You to this Detective, for his years of dedicated service to our community, and for his willingness to sit down and share a snapshot of his experience and his time.

-Sarah Elle

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Welcome Passengers. In Exit 3, we travel back to San Francisco. To 1977, in order to  examine the murder of Robert Hillsborough. A young gay man whose death sent shock waves through the LGBTQ+ community during a time of rising fear, tension, and cultural division in the U.S. 

As anti-gay campaigns led by figures like Anita Bryant spread across the country, fear and hostility toward the gay community intensified. This episode explores the climate surrounding Hillsborough's murder, the impact it had on San Francisco and beyond, and why so many people believed his death represented something much larger than a single act of violence. 

History usually doesn't disappear. It just waits for us to stop paying attention to return. 

-Sarah Elle

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Listen to ML Browning in this episode share a story of the disappearance of Logan Schiendelman who vanished near Tumwater, Washington under circumstances that still leave more questions than answers. After his car was abandoned along I-5 following a bizarre series of events, investigators struggled to piece together what happened in the final hours before his disppearance.

In this episode of Corridor of Crime, we examine Logan’s life and a bit of the timeline leading up to his disappearance, witness accounts, investigative theories, and the lingering uncertainty that continues to haunt both his family and the PNW.

If you have any information related to Logan Schiendelman’s disappearance, please contact the Thurston County Sheriff’s office in Washington State. 

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In 1999, Gary Matson and Winfield Mowder were murdered in their home outside of Redding, California. In a quiet community that would become the center of a case tied to extremism, hate and violence. 

This episode explores who Gary and Winfield were, the events leading up to that night,  and touches on the impact it had on the community in the aftermath. It's not a story just about crime, but the lives impacted and the broader forces at play. 

Every Exit has a story. Welcome, Passengers. This is Exit 1.

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