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This episode of Deep Lore features three disturbing and mysterious stories that will leave you questioning what lies beneath seemingly idyllic lives. First, we explore the shocking case of Susan Monica, a former Navy engineer who lived on a farm in Wimer, Oregon, where investigators uncovered a dark secret of murder, mutilation, and an alleged 17 other victims. Next, we examine the mysterious death of Tamla Horsford, a mother of five who died under suspicious circumstances at a sleepover party in Georgia, leaving her family and friends to suspect foul play and demand answers. Finally, we take a closer look at the unsolved murders of Toronto billionaire couple Barry and Honey Sherman, whose bodies were found tied to a metal railing near their indoor pool, leaving a community forever changed by the senseless loss and the unanswered questions that continue to haunt them. Join us as we explore the depths of these chilling cases, and try to make sense of the dark and twisted world of true crime.

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Todays' episode features three gripping tales of murder and mayhem. The first case is about Rasheem Carter, whose life was cut short by a brutal act of violence in a small town in Mississippi. The second case is the unsolved murder of Inge Lotz, a talented student in Stellenbosch, South Africa. The final case is the chilling story of Cynthia Vigil, who narrowly escaped the "Toy Box Killer." Join the podcast as they explore these haunting mysteries and the darkest depths of human nature. Don't forget to subscribe to their podcast for more true crime stories

In this gripping episode of our true crime podcast, we delve into the shocking stories of three heinous crimes that have captured the nation's attention. First, we explore "The Mule Kick," a case that took place in South Carolina in 1941, which involved a wealthy filling station owner's brutal murder, a deadly shootout, and scandalous extramarital affairs. Next, we uncover the unsolved murder of 19-year-old Jessica Chambers, who was found burning alive in a small Mississippi town with no clear motive or suspect identified. And finally, we examine the tragic fate of Holly Bobo, a nursing student from Tennessee who was kidnapped and murdered in 2011, with her remains found years later in a shocking discovery.

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The Deep Lore podcast explores three true crime cases that have stumped investigators for decades. The first case is the murder of Elizabeth Short, known as the Black Dahlia, whose body was discovered mutilated in post-war Los Angeles. The second case examines the disappearance of Marcia Ryan, an ordinary woman who vanished without a trace in 1996. Despite an extensive search, her case remains unsolved. The third case is about Thomas Baker, a Methodist missionary who was cannibalized in the Navosa Highlands of Fiji in the 19th century. The villagers later apologized to his family, shedding light on cultural misunderstandings that can occur when different worlds collide.

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In this gripping true crime video, we delve into the mysterious and haunting tales of three unsolved cases. First, we explore the tragic fate of Philip Fraser, a young man whose journey to chase his dreams turned deadly when he met a sinister hitchhiker on the desolate Highway of Tears. We also look at the Springfield Three, the chilling disappearance of Sherrill Levitt, Suzie Streeter, and Stacy McCall from their Missouri home without a trace. And finally, we investigate the mysterious disappearance of Prisma Reyes, a devoted mother and National Guard soldier who vanished without a trace in Dallas. Join us as we seek to uncover the truth behind these three unsolved crimes, and try to bring justice to those who were lost.

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In this episode, we explore three chilling cases that continue to stump investigators and leave families searching for answers.

First up, we delve into the unsolved murder of young mother Kelly Nicole Smith in the quiet town of Brackenridge, Pennsylvania. With shifting allegiances and mysterious unidentified individuals, this case remains a haunting mystery.

Next, we examine the enigmatic disappearance of Kyron Horman, a bright seven-year-old from the quaint town of Portland, Oregon. Despite suspicion falling upon Kyron's stepmother, Terri, nothing concrete has surfaced, leaving a family desperate for answers and resolution.

Finally, we explore the mysterious disappearance of respected Centre County District Attorney Ray Gricar in 2005. With theories ranging from suicide to foul play, this case has been revived in recent years with new information, leaving loved ones hopeful for closure.

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Sunny Sheu, who lived in Flushing, Queens, found out in the year 2000 that his house had been sold without his knowledge as part of a scam. He was able to fight back and get the thieves arrested, but the Mortgage Company wouldn't give him the house back. He took them to court, where, at least according to Sunny, Judge Golia didn't give him a chance to prove that he had been scammed.

Sunny was tired of not getting justice after 10 years, so he looked into the Judge's financial disclosures and found some problems. After he told them, he worried that his life might be in danger. Then, on June 26, 2010, a Queens man named Sunny Sheu was found badly hurt on a quiet street in College Point, NY. He was taken to New York Hospital of Queens, where he died soon after.

His death is still not clear.

On May 20, 1967, a purported UFO sighting occurred at Falcon Lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park in Manitoba, Canada. Several Canadian and American agencies, including the Condon Committee, looked into the incident. These included the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Royal Canadian Air Force, the Departments of Health and National Defense, and the United States Air Force. CBC News called it "Canada's best-documented UFO case," while the International UFO Reporting Center called it "the world's most documented UFO sighting."

The CJNG began as El Chapo's Sinaloa cartel's military wing, but it has since broken away to become Mexico's most powerful criminal organization. After the murder of three Jalisco film students, the group gained international attention. As the crew was leaving, their car broke down, and out of nowhere two CJNG hitmen in police uniforms appeared. The students were herded into another car by the assailants, who then drove off. A rapper named QBA, who was a rising star with up to five million views per video on YouTube at the time of his arrest, is the one who was paid to dissolve their bodies in acid.