A few days before Christmas in 1989, Terry Fremody left his home in California after an argument with his fiancé and hitchhiked east out of the state. Seven weeks later, his body was discovered off an undeveloped road in Bella Vista, Arkansas. He had been shot through the chest with a shotgun.

More than three decades later, Terry Fremody’s murder remains unsolved.

In this episode of Crime in the Ozarks, we examine the life and mysterious death of Terry Fremody—from his childhood and family tragedies to his final journey across the country. We walk through the discovery of his body, the investigation by Benton County authorities, and why the case still haunts those who worked it.

⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of murder. Listener discretion is advised.

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Written by Chris Swindle
Hosted by Diana Campos

For more on this case, read Tracy Neal’s in-depth article on Terry Fremody, publishing Sunday, Dec. 28, online at nwaonline.com and in the print and replica editions of the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.

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On January 14, 1991, a woman was seen walking along a Fayetteville street. Hours later, she was discovered partially clothed in a rural Washington County ditch—alive, but barely. Within 90 minutes, she was gone. More than three decades later, the death of Debra Ann Landreth Adams remains one of Northwest Arkansas’ most haunting cold cases.

In this episode of Crime in the Ozarks, we break down what is known—and what remains unsettlingly unclear—about Debra’s life, her final hours, and the investigation that followed. With scarce records, conflicting reports, and a case that seemingly slipped into the shadows, we explore how a woman with no apparent support system could vanish into obscurity even in death.

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Written by Chris Swindle
Hosted by Diana Campos

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Halloween is usually a night where fear meets fun—a holiday for finding joy in the things that scare us. But Halloween night in 1995, the horrors became all too real in Rogers when 50-year-old Ernestine Andregg was stabbed to death in her own home. Thirty years later, police have yet to make an arrest. And while several suspects were developed in the aftermath of the killing, each was eventually dismissed.
Who killed Ernestine Andregg?
Why has the case never been solved?
And is this a mystery lost to time—or does someone out there hold the missing piece of information that could finally bring her killer to justice?
In this episode of Crime in the Ozarks, a Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette podcast, we look at who Ernestine was, what happened that Halloween night, and the lingering questions that still haunt investigators and her family three decades later.

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If you have any information about this case, contact the Rogers Police Department at (479) 621-1172.
Read reporter Tracy Neal’s full article about the case this Sunday, November 2, in the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette — available in print, on the app, and at nwaonline.com.

On the morning of April 7, 2023, 32-year-old Deunrae Livingston was shot inside a Springdale apartment. Despite witnesses, leads, and even a person of interest, no arrests have been made—and his family is still searching for justice more than two years later.

In this episode of Crime in the Ozarks, we look at who Deunrae was, the events surrounding his killing, and what investigators and loved ones are still asking today: Was this a random act of violence or a targeted attack? Why hasn’t anyone been brought to justice? What’s next in the search for answers?

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In the summer of 1989, 18-year-old Dana Stidham vanished after a quick trip to the store in Bella Vista, Arkansas. Two months later, her remains were discovered near the state line, but her killer has never been found. More than three decades later, questions remain: What really happened to Dana? Why has no one ever been charged? And could a new lawsuit bring long-awaited answers?

In this episode of Crime in the Ozarks, we retrace Dana’s life, her disappearance, and the decades-long investigation that followed. From the night she went missing, to the discovery of her car and the search that gripped her tight-knit community, to suspects, rumors, and forensic dead ends—we uncover how a case that shocked Northwest Arkansas remains unsolved.

Join us as we examine the people closest to Dana, the detectives who spent years chasing leads, and the ongoing fight for transparency that could finally shed light on this haunting mystery.

This is Crime in the Ozarks: The Murder of Dana Stidham.