Girl Calls 911 Twice Before a Killer Gets In

Two young women were found shot multiple times in their apartment, with no signs of forced entry at the front door. But a muddy shoe print on a neighbor's table positioned below the balcony suggested a killer knew how to get in. What happened in the hours before the discovery?

In this episode, we analyze the mysterious deaths of Destiny Jackson and Nazera Muhammad, focusing on the evidence found at the scene and Nazera's two chilling 911 calls. What did Nazera know, and why did she call for help twice before the attack?

Case: Double Homicide
Victims: Destiny Jackson, Nazera Muhammad
Location: Hobart, Indiana
Date: November 4, 2022
Key Detail: Muddy shoe print on a table below the apartment's balcony

- Police found grocery bags with perishables outside the front door of the apartment.
- Destiny Jackson was 20 years old, Nazera Muhammad was 19.
- Nazera Muhammad called 911 on November 2, 2022, reporting a man watching vehicles.
- Nazera called 911 again in the early hours of November 4, with gunshots audible on the recording.
- The sliding glass door to the balcony was unlocked, and there were no signs of forced entry at the front door.

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Woman Vanishes From Her Shop While the Sign Still Reads "Back in 2 Minutes"

An antiques shop in a small Welsh town still had its handwritten sign facing the street: "Back in 2 minutes." The owner had stepped out that afternoon and never came back, leaving her purse, keys, and jacket on the counter. How does a woman everyone in town knew vanish completely in the time it takes to run an errand?

In this episode, we analyze the 1990 disappearance of Trevaline Evans in Llangollen, North Wales. We examine the belongings she left behind, the massive search that found nothing, the "mystery man" sketch police quietly withdrew, and the 2019 camera footage that reignited everything. After thirty-four years, why is the question on that sign still unanswered?

Victim: Trevaline Evans
Age: 52 years old
Date: June 16, 1990
Location: Llangollen, North Wales
Status: Missing; body never found

- Trevaline Evans, a 52-year-old antiques shop owner, vanished on June 16, 1990, leaving her shop sign reading "Back in 2 minutes."
- She left behind her purse, keys, jacket, and face powder, and was expected home for dinner with her husband that evening.
- One of the largest searches in the region's history — dragging the River Dee, canals, caves, and mine shafts — found no trace of her.
- A composite sketch of a "mystery man" seen walking with her that afternoon was quietly withdrawn by police in 2001 with no explanation.
- In 2019, two brothers using a drainage camera photographed what looked like human remains beneath a building, but police later said nothing was found.

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Mother Watches the Road as Her Daughter Vanishes Forever

An eight-year-old girl stepped off a school bus and vanished on a 500-foot walk home, her mother watching from the window. Forty years later, no remains have been found, and no one has been charged. What happened in those critical moments on a quiet Pennsylvania road?

In this episode, we analyze the baffling disappearance of Cherry Maym, who vanished in broad daylight from a rural community in 1985. We explore the initial investigation, the family's struggles, and the perplexing absence of any physical evidence. How could a child disappear without a trace in such a short distance?

Date: February 22, 1985
Location: Cabbot, Pennsylvania
Victim: Cherry Maym
Age: Eight years old
Status: Missing, no remains found, no charges filed

- Cherry Maym was last seen at 4:10 PM, stepping off a school bus.
- She had a 500-foot walk from the bus stop to her home.
- Her mother, Janice, was watching from the window and saw the bus arrive.
- Cherry was wearing a denim skirt, wool tights, gray and beige boots, and carried a blue backpack.
- An extensive search involving dogs, helicopters, and volunteers covered a five-mile radius, finding no evidence.

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Roommate Hears Jessica Star Dragged Into the Dark

An 11-year-old boy saw only darkness where a porch light should have been, then heard guttural screams as his roommate was dragged away. Jessica Star was found dead with her throat cut, stabbed, and an arm broken, yet over a decade later, no one has been arrested for her murder. What really happened on that quiet stretch of Melody Lake?

In this episode, we analyze the unsolved murder of Jessica Star, a dedicated advocate for domestic violence survivors, who was brutally killed outside her home. We explore the events leading up to that August night, the chilling details discovered at the crime scene, and the unanswered questions that still haunt her case.

Event: Unsolved Murder
Victim: Jessica Star
Date: August 8, 2011
Location: Melody Lake, Indiana
Occupation: Elkhart County prosecutor's office, Safe Haven Elkhart County volunteer
Age: 39

- Jessica Star was found dead beside her trailer with a cut throat, stab wounds, and a broken left arm.
- An 11-year-old boy, Jeff, heard screams and perceived Jessica being dragged and silenced.
- The porch light was off, making the trailer invisible from the road.
- Investigators concluded a branch used in the attack likely came from a pile behind the trailer.
- Jessica's driver's side car door was open with fresh mud, but no blood, suggesting she was incapacitated near the vehicle and then moved.

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Broadway Dancer Vanishes After His Folded Clothes Are Found

A Broadway dancer walked out his mother's door holding his headshots, on his way to make copies. Less than an hour later his phone sent a crash alert — but there was no crash. His mother's car turned up at a trailhead with his clothes folded neatly on the seat. What kind of disappearance leaves behind order instead of chaos?

In this episode, we analyze the disappearance of Zelig Williams in South Carolina. We examine the phantom crash alert, the car that looped for hours before stopping, the witness who saw a man dancing naked on a bridge, and the phone that pinged ninety minutes away at the same moment. When every clue points in two directions at once, where do you even search?

Victim: Zelig Williams
Age: 32 years old
Date: October 3, 2024
Location: South Carolina
Occupation: Broadway dancer (Hamilton, MJ the Musical)
Status: Missing

- Zelig Williams, a 32-year-old Broadway dancer, left his mother's South Carolina home on October 3, 2024, to make copies of his headshots.
- Less than an hour later his phone sent a crash-detection alert, but there was no accident at the location it flagged.
- His mother's red Ford Escape was found at a trailhead with no blood or signs of struggle — only a pair of shoes and clothing folded on the driver's seat.
- A witness described a man dancing and undressing on a trail bridge, yet Zelig's phone pinged a city about ninety minutes away at the same time.
- Despite drones, helicopters, and divers searching after Hurricane Helene's flooding, no trace of Zelig has been found and the case remains open.

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Husband Hides His Wife's Death While Planning a New Wedding

On March 20, 2020, a minivan was found abandoned on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge with its passenger side heavily damaged and three windows shattered. The driver, Gwen Hasselquist, was gone, and her husband, Eric, quickly claimed she died by suicide. But the evidence left behind, including a mysterious stranger and an unexamined medical detail, tells a far more complicated story.

In this episode, we analyze the disappearance of Gwen Hasselquist, a mother whose life revolved around her two children, and the disturbing details that emerged after her body was recovered. What secrets did her deteriorating marriage hold, and why did it take nearly five years for anyone to question the official ruling?

Case: Gwen Hasselquist Disappearance
Date: March 19-20, 2020
Location: Tacoma Narrows Bridge, Washington State
Official Ruling: Suicide
Key Figure: Demetrius Jackson

- Washington State Patrol Trooper Daniel Knox found a damaged minivan with four doors open and glass on the roadway.
- Demetrius Jackson was found next to the van, holding an open beer, and gave an inconsistent account of Gwen's disappearance.
- Jackson claimed a third, undescribed person was in the back seat of the van and also vanished from the bridge.
- Gwen's best friend feared her marriage to Eric Hasselquist would end in a homicide-suicide due to his drinking, threats, and violence.
- Hospital records confirmed Gwen's visit for carbon monoxide poisoning symptoms the day before her disappearance, but no CO test was performed during her autopsy.

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Friends Say He Was Drunk. The Autopsy Tells a Different Story.

An 18-year-old's friends said he had too much to drink, but a shoe print on his face and a perforated lung told a different story. What happened to Christian Olsen in the hour no one can account for?

In this episode, we analyze the mysterious death of Christian Olsen, an 18-year-old who died from traumatic physical injuries after a night out with friends. We explore the discrepancies between his friends' accounts and the medical examiner's findings, and the unanswered questions surrounding a critical missing hour.

Case: Christian Olsen
Date: July 12, 2024
Location: Medina, Ohio
Cause of Death: Traumatic physical injuries
Medical Examiner Findings: Perforated lung, severe internal damage, shoe print on face

- Christian Olsen was 18 years old and had just graduated.
- His phone registered its last known activity at 2:06 AM on July 13 and went dark at 2:14 AM.
- Christian was pronounced dead at 5:56 AM.
- The medical examiner's findings, delivered on September 26, 2024, stated Christian died from traumatic physical injuries.
- A visible shoe print was found on Christian's face, and he had a perforated lung.

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Two Girls Walk Down Main Street and Vanish Forever

On a quiet Saturday morning in 1980, two young girls walked down the main street of their small, safe California town and were never seen again. Forty-five years later, no one has been charged, and the mystery of their disappearance remains unsolved. What happened to Teresa Flores and Martha Mezo in a community where everyone knew everyone?

In this episode, we delve into the baffling case of two children who vanished in broad daylight from San Miguel, California. We explore the initial search, the troubling actions and inactions of investigators, and the enduring pain of families still seeking answers decades later. How could two girls disappear without a trace from a town of only 800 people?

Case: Disappearance of Teresa Flores and Martha Mezo
Date: Saturday, May 17, 1980
Location: Mission Street, San Miguel, California
Ages: Teresa Flores (5), Martha Mezo (4)
Status: Unsolved, no formal charges filed

- Teresa Flores and Martha Mezo were last seen around 11:30 AM on Mission Street.
- They stopped at a local bar, the Elorn, and ordered Coca-Colas before continuing their walk.
- Terry's uncle was the last confirmed person to speak with the girls on Mission Street.
- San Miguel, California, had fewer than 800 residents in 1980.
- Forty-five years after their disappearance, no one has been held accountable.

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Surveillance Cameras Vanish Before Police Arrive at Murder Scene

A woman is found dead on a sofa, surrounded by dried blood, but before police arrive, the surveillance cameras inside the house disappear entirely. This crucial detail reframes everything that follows in a case where a grieving family is told to "calm down" by a police chief who then resigns.

In this episode, we analyze the suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of Amber Spradlin, a 38-year-old woman found murdered in Prestonsburg, Kentucky. What happened in the hours between Amber's last confirmed sighting and the discovery of her body, and why did a police chief prematurely declare her death an accident?

Key Data:
Victim: Amber Spradlin
Date of Discovery: Sunday, June eighteenth, two thousand twenty-three
Location: Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Cause of Death: Cut throat and stab wounds to the face
Police Chief: Randy Woods
Family Member: Missy (aunt)

Evidence:
- A 911 call reported Amber Spradlin dead at 10:37 AM on Sunday, June 18, 2023.
- Surveillance cameras, a digital video recorder, and a hard drive were removed from the scene before police arrived.
- Amber's aunt, Missy, installed security cameras in Amber's home due to her anxiety and severe depression.
- Amber's last confirmed image alive was captured by her own security cameras on Saturday, June 17, 2023, leaving for work.
- Prestonsburg Police Chief Randy Woods told a family contact that Amber's death was an accident due to aspiration, with no forensic basis.
- Chief Randy Woods resigned five days after Amber Spradlin was found dead.

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Neighbors Vanish After Feuding Family Moves In Next Door

On April 12, 2016, a neighbor found a dog alone and two cars missing from a silent house in rural Washington. Patrick Shun and Mo'Nique Patnot, who had concert plans the night before, were gone without a trace. What happened in the 90-minute window after they arrived home?

In this episode, we delve into the disappearance of Patrick Shun and Mo'Nique Patnot from their home in Oso, Washington. We explore the life they built, the community they were part of, and the critical evidence found on a trail camera that began to unravel the mystery of their vanishing.

Key Data:
Date: April 11, 2016
Location: Oso, Snohomish County, Washington
Victims: Patrick Shun, Mo'Nique Patnot
Neighbor: Mike
Dog's Name: Cairo
Detective: Dave Fontineau

Evidence:
- On April 12, 2016, Mike found Cairo, Mo'Nique's dog, loose and alone in the yard.
- Both Patrick and Mo'Nique's cars were gone from the property.
- Patrick had not called in to work, and Mo'Nique had not answered her phone.
- Patrick's trail camera recorded Mo'Nique's phone signal at 11:04 AM and Patrick's at 3:07 PM on April 11.
- Mike observed the property empty with vehicles gone around 4:30 PM on April 11, less than 90 minutes after Patrick's arrival.

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