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Diane Augat was happily married with three children when her mental health took a downward spiral. Her husband divorced her,  took sole custody of their children and Diane became distraught with grief. She turned to drugs and alcohol instead of taking the drugs prescribed by her doctor and was known to roam the streets for days at a time. She was last seen alive on April 11th, 1998 in Hudson, Florida, but foul play became suspected when she left a very distressed voicemail on her mother's answering machine....and one of her fingers was found on the side of the road.

Join Kaylee and Hannah as we discuss the details of Diane's case and who we think may be responsible for her disappearance.

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On June 25th, 1983, 4-year-old Nyleen Kay Marshall disappeared while playing at a campground in the Helena National Forest. Search teams organized sniffer dogs, helicopters and hundreds of volunteers, but no trace of the little girl was ever found.

Join Kaylee and Hannah as we discuss the various developments in this case and what we think may have happened to Nyleen Marshall.

If you have information regarding this case, please contact the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department at 406-225-4075.

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On Labor Day 1974, two teenage sisters disappeared from St. Cloud, Minnesota. Despite their parents' pleas, police treated the girls as runaways. Almost a month after their disappearance, the sisters were found....but it was too little, too late. St. Cloud had a dangerous individual living among them, but who was it?

Join Kaylee and Hannah as we discuss the disappearance of Mary Reker and Susanne Reker, and who the main suspects are almost fifty years later.

Anyone with information about this case is requested to contact: Stearns County Sheriff’s office at 320-251-4240.

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On November 25th, 1974, a 27-year-old mother and her three young sons were attacked in their home by a masked man with a knife. Anna Louise Williams and her 10-year-old son Wyley Jr. were killed, but her 9-year-old and 7-year-old sons survived. They identified their attacker as a local man named Jesse Raymond Rutledge.

Join Crime Soup as we break down the facts of this case and why we believe Jesse Raymond Rutledge may actually be innocent, and who we think is the more likely suspect.

If after listening to our episode you also believe Jesse may be innocent, please sign this petition organized by his nephew!

You can also email Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and remind him that he has the power and authority to grant Jesse clemency at any time. You can email him at: [email protected]


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Rita Bartschot was a beloved chemistry professor at Columbia Basin Community College in Pasco, Washington, who suddenly disappeared in August 1990 while cleaning up her deceased mother's house in Seattle. Neighbors reportedly last saw her on the morning of August 24th, doing yard work, but then noted that her car was absent from her driveway that evening. Almost three weeks later, her car was found abandoned less than two miles away, the back seat covered in blood, but Rita has never been seen again.

Anyone with information about the disappearance of Rita Bartschot should contact the Puyallup Police Department at 253-435-3653.

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 On April 24th, 1979, a woman named Pinkey Foster was worried about her adult daughter Deroshia who was a single mother with a 7-year-old son. Upon entering Deroshia's house, Pinkey discovered a nightmare. Her daughter and her grandson had both been brutally murdered, strangled with ropes around their necks.

Anyone with information, please call or message the Omaha Police Cold Case Homicide Unit at 402-444-5656 or [email protected] . Those who wish to remain anonymous and be eligible for the $25,000 reward must contact Omaha Crime Stoppers directly at (402) 444-STOP or through the P3 Tips mobile app. Additional information on Omaha Crime Stoppers available on www.omahacrimestoppers.org .

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Between 1977 and 1990, Kansas City police had an unprecedented number of murdered women and girls on their hands whose cases remained unsolved. In that 13-year span, there were 72 open cases of femicide.

In 2001, the Kansas City Police Department received a million-dollar federal grant to help close local cold cases which led to extensive DNA testing, which is how 12 of these victims could finally be connected  to one man: Lorenzo Gilyard Jr, now known as "The Kansas City Strangler."

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Nancy Perry Baird was recently divorced and raising her 4-year-old son in Layton, Utah, when she mysteriously vanished from the gas station where she worked on July 4th, 1975. There were no signs of a struggle, no signs of a robbery, and Nancy's car and purse were left behind untouched. Almost 50 years later her family  still has no answers.

Anyone with information about this case is asked to call the Davis County Sheriff’s Office at 801-451-4150. 

On December 6th, 1989, Canadian history would change forever when a young man decided to not only end his own life but the lives of fourteen others at the École Polytechnique engineering school in Montréal. To this day, The Montréal Massacre remains the most fatal school shooting in Canadian history. Join our host, Kaylee Carter, and writer/producer Hannah Knaphus as they discuss the details of the case, with special guest Freyja Miller, a licensed therapist, analyzing the gunman's infamous suicide note. 

CW: Kidnapping, Rape, Murder

When 15-year-old Jessica Roach from Georgetown, Illinois, seemingly vanishes into thin air while riding her bike home from school, investigators start comparing her disappearance to several other mysterious murders and abductions in the area. Is it possible they have a serial killer on their hands?

Join Crime Soup host Kaylee Carter and writer/producer Hannah Knaphus as we discuss the disappearance of Jessica Roach and how her kidnapper was eventually caught and convicted.

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