Kristen Modafferi was an 18 year old woman following her dreams and passion for photography. She traveled to San Francisco to take a photography class...then, she disappeared.

Listen to this episode to learn more about Kristen's case. There are some bizarre people involved, including one person who called in a fake tip...that actually had a connection to her...

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Don Kemp was only 35 years old when he went missing in Wyoming. The former New York City advertising executive was leaving his life in NYC behind to move to Wyoming to live in a cabin and write a novel. Sounds like a dream, right? Don thought the same. Then, while he was still moving there, his truck was found abandoned in the middle of the road, still running, in the 40 miles away from the nearest town.

The investigation into Don's disappearance brought more questions than answers. Strange sightings and even stranger phone calls began happening.

But, there was also a theory that his disappearance was related to the book he was working...about the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.

When Don's body was found, there weren't many questions that were answered. Was this a murder or a tragic accident?

This is the story of Don Kemp.

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Every case is a little bit different. It can be the same crime, similar motives, same city, but there is always something to make each case unique.

In 1973, Roseann Quinn was a young teacher in New York City, when she didn't show up for work one day, a fellow teacher went to check on her. That is where the murder investigation began.

One thing that was unique about this case though, was that a drawing of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck turned out to be a key piece of evidence in pointing investigators to the killer.

This case would go on to inspire a New York Times best selling book, Looking for Mr. Goodbar.

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In December of 1980, the small town police chief of Saxonburg, PA, conducted a traffic stop on a car for running a stop sign.

Little did anyone know at the time, that this traffic stop would lead to a world wide manhunt for over 35 years, and put one man on the FBI's top 10 most wanted list.

This, is the story of Gregory B. Adams.

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In 2014, Tammy Kingery started having a few days that seemed out of the ordinary for her. Her husband noticed. Her coworkers noticed. Then, one day she left a note, saying she was going for a walk, and would be back soon. Tammy hasn't been seen since.

There are several theories, all of which could be possible.

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In this episode, I'm going to tell you a little bit more about myself, how Crime Nerds started, the goals for the future...and how it could all fail. 

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On November 10th, 1979, a farmer in New York was checking his corn fields the morning after a storm. He saw what he first believed to be a hunter trespassing, but as he got closer, he  quickly discovered that it was the body of a young woman. 

It would take more than 35 years for this young woman to be identified. 

Listen to this case now, to learn about the investigative techniques using pollen to track where she was from, and the theories behind her death, including possible links to notorious serial killers. 

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The story of Gerald Cotten is either one of a very sad tragedy...or one of the greatest scams ever pulled off. 

When Gerald suddenly died while on his honeymoon, a lot of people were shocked, he was young, wealthy, and seemed like a great person. As information came out about his company, people began learning that Gerald was the only person who had access to over $250 million, which belonged to his clients and investors. 

The next question that came up...what happened to the money? 

This led a lot of conspiracy theories, to include that Gerald faked his death and took the money. 

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A get rich quick plan...check. 
A master plan to get in and out...check.
A group of friends you can trust....check.
The largest cash robbery in the history of the United States....well, listen to this episode now to learn more! 


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Bradford Bishop spent a few years on the FBI's top 10 most wanted list. He may not be on the list anymore, but he is still wanted. He has an arrest warrant for five counts of first degree murder. 

 

Here's the thing about Bradford though....

 

With the career and training that he has had, living around the world, speaking several languages, and counter intelligence training...there is a good chance, that he is living in plain sight, anywhere around the world, or right here in the United States. 

 

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