In this episode of Crime Bit with Danelle Hallan, we examine the case of 17-year-old Haley Busby, who was targeted online through gaming platforms, picked up from her home before dawn, and pulled into a case that quickly exposed how predators exploit apps parents barely know exist. What began as a missing teen case soon revealed grooming, deception, and a trail leading across state lines.

As the investigation unfolded, Haley’s family turned their grief into a fight for change. Her case became bigger than one tragedy, forcing a harder look at online safety, alert gaps, and how easily danger can hide behind a screen. 

In this episode of Crime Bit with Danelle Hallan, Part 2 follows Jared McCullik’s final known movements as gas station stops, phone calls, time change confusion, and shifting stories start pulling the case in different directions. What should have been a simple drive instead becomes a maze of missing hours, wrong turns, and a route that ends near the Wabash River with more questions than answers.

Part 2 shows how the deeper investigators looked, the less sense the timeline made. Between the calls, witness claims, the bridge route, and the truck found in a place Jared had no reason to be, the case turns into a puzzle built on contradictions, gaps, and the fear that someone knows far more than they have said.

In this episode of Crime Bit with Danelle Hallan, we examine the November 2023 disappearance of 33-year-old Jared McCullik after his truck was found abandoned on a remote gravel road near the Wabash River with the keys still inside and his two dogs left behind. Jared had driven hundreds of miles from home and seemed to be rebuilding his life, making the sudden trip and his disappearance even harder to understand.

Part 1 follows how the first warning signs quickly turned into confusion. As his family retraced receipts, phone data, and conflicting information about where the truck was actually found, the case became less about one missing man and more about a timeline full of gaps, assumptions, and the growing fear that Jared did not simply walk away.

In this episode of Crime Bit with Danelle Hallan, we examine the abduction of 10-year-old Natascha Kampusch, who vanished on her way to school in Vienna and was held captive beneath a house for more than eight years. What began as a routine walk turned into a nightmare of control, isolation, and survival as missed tips and investigative failures let her captor stay hidden in plain sight.

As the years passed, Natascha learned how to endure, adapt, and wait for the right moment. Her eventual escape exposed not only the man who took her, but also the mistakes, myths, and public obsession that followed her long after she got out.

In this episode of Crime Bit with Danelle Hallan, we examine the disappearance of 22-year-old Liam Toman from Mont-Tremblant after a ski trip night out with friends. Surveillance shows him leaving the bar, walking calmly through the village, texting and calling his friend, and getting within steps of his hotel before suddenly disappearing.

As the search expands, the case only gets stranger. His phone stayed on, his wallet later turned up near the resort, and no camera ever shows him going inside. It becomes a mystery built on missing minutes, unanswered questions, and the fear that someone still knows what happened.

In this episode, we examine the 2005 disappearance of 26-year-old George Smith after a night of drinking aboard a Royal Caribbean honeymoon cruise in Europe. Hours after he and his wife returned from the casino and disco, a large bloodstain was found on a canopy below their balcony, but George was gone.

As witnesses, crew members, and investigators gave conflicting accounts, the case turned into a maze of missing footage, disputed timelines, and questions about whether George fell, was pushed, or was targeted at sea.

In this episode, we examine the 2005 disappearance of Danielle Imbo and Richard Petrone after a night out in Philadelphia. They left a bar just before midnight, got into Richard’s black Dodge Dakota, and were never seen again. No calls, no bank activity, no sightings, and not even the truck has ever been found.

As the case unfolds, detectives weigh carjacking, personal conflict, and the FBI’s belief that the couple may have been targeted in a murder-for-hire plot. It is a case made even stranger by how completely two adults and a vehicle vanished from a busy city.

In this episode, we examine the 2018 disappearance of 28-year-old Kevin Graves after a night at Electric Forest in Michigan. What began as an argument with the group he came with quickly turned into panic when witnesses said Kevin was crying, acting erratically, and then walking away alone into a massive festival ground with his phone and wallet still on him.

Search teams covered the property, divers checked the water, and dogs were brought in, but nothing led to Kevin. As stories changed and investigators seemed to pull back, the case became a fight over what really happened in those final moments.

In this episode, we examine the suspicious 2017 death of 19-year-old Tanner Ward in Trenton, Missouri after he vanished and was later found high in a tree just blocks from home. His past, probation, and drug history shaped how people saw the case, but his family never accepted the official ruling and kept pushing for answers.

As more details surfaced, the case only became harder to explain. With conflicting theories, community outrage, and questions that still do not sit right, it became a fight over whether the truth was ever fully uncovered.  

In this episode of Crime Bit with Danelle Hallan, Part 2 follows the man at the center of the case as police trace his car to a Maryland hotel and uncover a second crime scene. From there, surveillance, witness accounts, and searches across parks and waterways expand the investigation as hope of finding the child alive begins to shrink.

Part 2 becomes a story of pursuit without closure. Even after the suspect is found dead and the manhunt ends, the most important answer never comes, leaving investigators and the public with a case that remains unresolved where it matters most.