Down & Away

On Friday, October 31, 1969, schoolmates Pamela Sue Hobley (15) and Patricia Spencer (16) were reported missing from Oscoda, Michigan. They left the high school campus early that day, skipping school and hitchhiking into town. They were picked up on River Rd by a classmate, dropped off downtown, and what happened after that is mostly speculation.

If you have information about disappearances of Pamela Hobley and Patricia Spencer, please call Det. Sgt. John Richards with the Michigan State Police Special Investigation Section at 989-402-7190, or the West Branch MSP post at 989-345-0956. You can also call the Oscoda Police Department at (989) 739-9113.

On Friday, October 31, 1969, schoolmates Pamela Sue Hobley (15) and Patricia Spencer (16) were reported missing from Oscoda, Michigan. They left the high school campus early that day, skipping school and hitchhiking into town. They were picked up on River Rd by a classmate, dropped off downtown, and what happened after that is mostly speculation.

If you have information about disappearances of Pamela Hobley and Patricia Spencer, please call Det. Sgt. John Richards with the Michigan State Police Special Investigation Section at 989-402-7190, or the West Branch MSP post at 989-345-0956. You can also call the Oscoda Police Department at (989) 739-9113.

You can contact me at [email protected]

Music by Blue Dot Sessions.

On Friday, October 31, 1969, schoolmates Pamela Sue Hobley (15) and Patricia Spencer (16) were reported missing from Oscoda, Michigan. They left the high school campus early that day, skipping school and hitchhiking into town. They were picked up on River Rd by a classmate, dropped off downtown, and what happened after that is mostly speculation.

If you have information about disappearances of Pamela Hobley and Patricia Spencer, please call Det. Sgt. John Richards with the Michigan State Police Special Investigation Section at 989-402-7190, or the West Branch MSP post at 989-345-0956. You can also call the Oscoda Police Department at (989) 739-9113.

Janette Roberson was murdered in the basement pet department of the Gambles store in Reed City, Michigan on January 19, 1983. Her case was first covered here on Down and Away in Season 2. This season, I reexamine her case, based on newly released documents from the Michigan State Police.

*If you haven’t listened, I recommend starting with Season 2.

If you have information about the murder of Janette Roberson, you can contact the Reed City Police Department at 231-832-3743 or email Chief Lockhart at [email protected].

You can also contact the Michigan State Police by phone at 989-773-5951 or email Detective Tubergen at: [email protected]

You can contact me at [email protected] .

Music by Blue Dot Sessions

Janette Roberson was murdered in the basement pet department of the Gambles store in Reed City, Michigan on January 19, 1983. Her case was first covered here on Down and Away in Season 2. This season, I reexamine her case, based on newly released documents from the Michigan State Police.

*If you haven’t listened, I recommend starting with Season 2.

If you have information about the murder of Janette Roberson, you can contact the Reed City Police Department at 231-832-3743 or email Chief Lockhart at [email protected].

You can also contact the Michigan State Police by phone at 989-773-5951 or email Detective Tubergen at: [email protected]

You can contact me at [email protected] .

Music by Blue Dot Sessions

Janette Roberson was murdered in the basement pet department of the Gambles store in Reed City, Michigan on January 19, 1983. Her case was first covered here on Down and Away in Season 2. This season, I reexamine her case, based on newly released documents from the Michigan State Police.

*If you haven’t listened, I recommend starting with Season 2.

If you have information about the murder of Janette Roberson, you can contact the Reed City Police Department at 231-832-3743 or email Chief Lockhart at [email protected].

You can also contact the Michigan State Police by phone at 989-773-5951 or email Detective Tubergen at: [email protected]

You can contact me at [email protected] .

Music by Blue Dot Sessions

Janette Roberson was murdered in the basement pet department of the Gambles store in Reed City, Michigan on January 19, 1983. Her case was first covered here on Down and Away in Season 2. This season, I reexamine her case, based on newly released documents from the Michigan State Police.

*If you haven’t listened, I recommend starting with Season 2.

If you have information about the murder of Janette Roberson, you can contact the Reed City Police Department at 231-832-3743 or email Chief Lockhart at [email protected].

You can also contact the Michigan State Police by phone at 989-773-5951 or email Detective Tubergen at: [email protected]

You can contact me at [email protected] .

Music by Blue Dot Sessions

Janette Roberson was murdered in the basement pet department of the Gambles store in Reed City, Michigan on January 19, 1983. Her case was first covered here on Down and Away in Season 2. This season, I reexamine her case, based on newly released documents from the Michigan State Police.

*If you haven’t listened, I recommend starting with Season 2.

If you have information about the murder of Janette Roberson, you can contact the Reed City Police Department at 231-832-3743 or email Chief Lockhart at [email protected].

You can also contact the Michigan State Police by phone at 989-773-5951 or email Detective Tubergen at: [email protected]

You can contact me at [email protected] .

Music by Blue Dot Sessions

On the morning of Christmas Eve, 1985, the body of a white male was discovered on the shoulder of County Road 480, approximately 3 miles east of U.S. 19. The deceased was identified as Dennis Owen Baker, 30, of Crystal River.

Detectives determined the last time Baker had been seen alive was on the evening of Dec. 23, 1985, at approximately 8:30 p.m. He was at a friend’s residence in Crystal River and had made plans to visit a local bar. However, prior to going to the bar, Baker went home to change clothes.

At the time of his murder, Mr. Baker was operating a rental car — a silver, 1983 Chevy Chevette with an unknown temporary tag. The vehicle has never been found; however detectives received information regarding sightings of this car not long after the murder occurred.

Please contact CrimeStoppers of Citrus County by calling 888-ANY-TIPS, texting the word CITRUS plus your tip to 274637 or visiting crimestopperscitrus.com.

Music by Blue Dot Sessions

On the morning of Christmas Eve, 1985, the body of a white male was discovered on the shoulder of County Road 480, approximately 3 miles east of U.S. 19. The deceased was identified as Dennis Owen Baker, 30, of Crystal River.

Detectives determined the last time Baker had been seen alive was on the evening of Dec. 23, 1985, at approximately 8:30 p.m. He was at a friend’s residence in Crystal River and had made plans to visit a local bar. However, prior to going to the bar, Baker went home to change clothes.

At the time of his murder, Mr. Baker was operating a rental car — a silver, 1983 Chevy Chevette with an unknown temporary tag. The vehicle has never been found; however detectives received information regarding sightings of this car not long after the murder occurred.

Please contact CrimeStoppers of Citrus County by calling 888-ANY-TIPS, texting the word CITRUS plus your tip to 274637 or visiting crimestopperscitrus.com.

Music by Blue Dot Sessions