The anguish of not knowing. The questions that never end. Imagine losing your child — not to death, but to disappearance. No goodbyes. No answers. Just silence. That’s the reality Terry and Debbi Elvis have lived since December 2013 — the last time they spoke to their 20-year-old daughter, Heather. What followed was a nightmare. Heather had been involved with a man 17 years older — a married father of two, living a double life. Their brief affair spiraled into a years-long saga when his wife, Tammy, found out. And even though Heather had moved on, Tammy hadn’t. The harassment escalated. The threats continued. And then — Heather vanished. Though arrests were made, Heather has never been found. And her family is still left waiting — for justice, for closure, for answers. Join us as we unpack the case of Heather Elvis in two-part episodes.

SOURCES:

Wikipedia – Disappearance of Heather Elvis - Disappearance of Heather Elvis - Wikipedia

Find a Grave – Heather Rachelle Elvis - Heather Rachelle Elvis (1993-2013) - Find a Grave Memorial

Moviedelic – Heather Elvis Kidnapping Details Investigation Timeline – Suvechha Sarkar – May 31, 2025 - Heather Elvis: Who Kidnapped Her? Was Her Body Ever Found?

The Charley Project – Heather Rachelle Elvis - Heather Rachelle Elvis – The Charley Project

Vanished: The Heather Elvis Case

The Sun-News – Murder Charges Filed – Jason M. Rodriguez and Tonya Root - February 25, 2014

The Sun-News – 200 friends, relatives gather at Peachtree Boat Landing – Amanda Kelley – February 25, 2014

South Carolina Department of Corrections – Tammy Moorer - inmateDetails.do

South Carolina Department of Corrections – Sidney Moorer - inmateDetails.do

Wikipedia - Horry County, South Carolina - Horry County, South Carolina - Wikipedia

WSTW News 13 – The Heather Elvis case: Wednesday marks 11 years since Horry County disappearance – Caleb McCusker – December 18, 2024 - The Heather Elvis case: Wednesday marks 11 years since Horry County disappearance | WBTW

ABC 15 News – Man convicted in Heather Elvis case files for new trial – Caroline Surface – March 19, 2025 - Man convicted in Heather Elvis case files for new trial

WSTW News 13 – ‘He hasn’t let her go’: Heather Elvis’ family reacts to Sidney Moorer wanting new trial – Skylar Musick – March 24, 2025 - ‘He hasn’t let her go’: Heather Elvis’ family reacts to Sidney Moorer wanting new trial | WBTW

The Sun News – ‘He’s still holding her hostage from us’: Heather Elvis’ family reacts to guilty verdict – David Weissman - September 19, 2019 - Sidney Moorer trial: Jury comes back with guilty verdict | Myrtle Beach Sun News

FindHeatherElvis – Facebook

CUE - CUE – Community United Effort – Serving Missing Persons Nationwide

Lyons, Nebraska in 1986 was a small town in the northeast part of the state, where everybody knew everyone. Crime was next to nonexistent, not even having their own local jail. It seemed a great place for Anna Marie Anton to restart her life. Recently divorced, 34 year old Anna relocated from her home in Milford, Iowa to Lyons, Nebraska. In December 1986, the peaceful way of life in Lyons was shattered when Anna was discovered missing by one of her neighbors. For 11 days people had no idea what happened to Anna, until her nude body, with two bullet wounds, was discovered in a remote field 20 miles from her home. Suspicion fell on the town’s police chief as he lived in the apartment above Anna and had tried to conceal his relationship with her. A thorough search of Anna’s apartment revealed a blood trail leading up to the police chief’s apartment door. Authorities issued a warrant for him…but the chief had fled. For 6 years he remained on the run until a TV show told of Anna Anton’s murder…and who was still wanted for the crime. Tune in to hear of Anna and how her killer was finally captured. 

Sources:

“Greg Webb” on Unsolved Mysteries Wiki (https://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Greg_Webb)

“Small-town police chief charged with murder” by UPI Archives on UPI on January 27, 1987 (https://www.upi.com/Archives/1987/01/07/Small-town-police-chief-charged-with-murder/4543536994000/)

“FBI Now Involved in the Search for Missing Lyons Police Chief” by Mike Mulvey in The Lincoln-Journal Star on January 9, 1987

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“A small-town Nebraska police chief became a murder suspect. Now he’s a Florida retiree – and still shirking responsibility for the crime” by Tim Trudell on Nebraska Public Media on April 21, 2023 (https://nebraskapublicmedia.org/es/news/news-articles/a-small-town-nebraska-police-chief-became-a-murder-suspect-now-hes-a-florida-retiree-and-still-shirking-responsibility-for-the-crime/)

“Former Lyons Police Chief Might Have Left Country” in The Omaha World-Herald on January 9, 1987

“Lyons Police Chief Charged in Woman’s Death” by Mike Mulvey in The Lincoln Star on January 7, 1987

"Officials Sure Lyons Police Chief’s Alive; Car Found in Fremont” from Star Staff and Wire Reports in The Lincoln Star on January 8, 1987

Unsolved Mysteries, Season 2, Episode 4 on Tubi

On December 4, 2024, a cold winter morning in New York City, a Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare was gunned down in broad daylight. Thompson was steps away from a Manhattan hotel—on his way to an annual investors meeting. This is when a lone gunman took his life right here on the sidewalk. The shocking killing sparked a five-day nationwide manhunt. And when the arrest finally came on December 9, 2024 in a McDonald’s in Altoona, Pennsylvania, the alleged assailant wasn’t who anyone expected. The alleged shooter was a young man by the name of Luigi Mangione. A well-educated individual with a master’s degree, no criminal record and seemingly limitless potential. Prosecutors claim that his alleged actions were driven by his hatred for America’s for-profit health insurance system. But to thousands across the nation he’s more than just a suspect—he’s a symbol. A martyr. This case has divided the nation. Was it a cold-blooded execution? Or the desperate act of someone trying to spark change? Tune in as we dive into one of the most polarizing murder cases in recent history—and ask the question on everyone’s mind: was Luigi a Martyr or a Murderer? 

SOURCES:

Wikipedia – Luigi Mangione

Gilman School - Home | Gilman School

Surf Break – Coliving Coworking - Coliving Community | Surfbreak | Hawaii + Mexico

Luigi Mangione Legal Defense Information - Luigi Mangione Legal Defense Information

Staten Island Advance – Who is Luigi Mangione? The suspect in CEO killing comes from wealthy family – Niha Masih – December 11, 2024

Poukeepsie Journal – Suspect came from ‘wealth and privilege’ – Chris Kenning, N’dea Yancey-Bragg and Dinah Voyles Pulver – December 13, 2024

CNN – Luigi Mangione’s diary reveals the motive for killing United Healthcare’s CEO, prosecutors say – Dalia Faheid – June 5, 2025 - Luigi Mangione’s diary reveals the motive for killing United Healthcare’s CEO, prosecutors say | CNN

Fox News – Luigi Mangione’s lawyers claim DA used fake court date, bogus subpoena to get his medical records – Jasmine Baehr – July 17, 2025 - Luigi Mangione's lawyers claim DA used fake court date, bogus subpoena to get his medical records

The Dallas Express – Mystery $50k Gift Supercharges Luigi Mangione’s Fight, Slams Insurance Woes – Kellen McGovern Jones – July 17, 2025 - Mystery $50K Gift Supercharges Luigi Mangione’s Fight, Slams Insurance Woes

GiveSendGo – Luigi Mangione Official Legal Fund - GiveSendGo | Luigi Mangione Official Legal Fund for all 3 Cases

New York Post – Inside Luigi Mangione’s time as a beach bum in Hawaiian paradise – with accused UnitedHealthcare CEO assassin tickling girls, Tinder matching a yoga guru – Matthew Sedacca, Georgia Worrel and Jeannette Settembre – December 14, 2024 - Inside Luigi Mangione's time as a beach bum in Hawaiian paradise

Wikipedia – Killing of Brian Thompson - Killing of Brian Thompson - Wikipedia

Wikipedia – Ted Kaczynski - Ted Kaczynski - Wikipedia

KFF Health News - ‘Not Accountable to Anyone’: As Insurers Issue Denials, Some Patients Run Out of Options – Lauren Sausser – June 16, 2025 - ‘Not Accountable to Anyone’: As Insurers Issue Denials, Some Patients Run Out of Options - KFF Health News

CBS News – Cigna accused of using an algorithm to reject patients’ health insurance claims – Aimee Picchi, Edited by: Alain Sherter – July 26, 2023 - Cigna accused of using an algorithm to automatically reject patient claims - CBS News

Newsweek – Doctor Says UnitedHealthcare Stopped Cancer Surgery to Ask if Necessary – Suzanne Blake – January 10, 2025 - Doctor Says UnitedHealthcare Stopped Cancer Surgery to Ask If Necessary - Newsweek

AP News – How New York prosecutors used a terrorism law in the charges against Luigi Mangione – Jennifer Peltz – December 18, 2024 - How New York prosecutors used a terrorism law in the charges against Luigi Mangione | AP News

CBS News – U.S. laws fall short in confronting domestic terrorism, former DOJ official says – Brian Pascus – August 6, 2019 - Domestic terrorism: El Paso shooting exposes difficulties of prosecuting domestic terrorism and threat of white supremacy, former Justice Department official says - CBS News

Fox4News – The Texas shooter in a racist Walmart attack is going to prison. Here’s what to know about the case – Morgan Lee and Paul J. Weber – July 5, 2023 - The Texas shooter in a racist Walmart attack is going to prison. Here’s what to know about the case | FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth

USA Today – Is CEO murder suspect Luigi Mangione a terrorist? Why charges may ‘send a message.’ – Jeanine Santucci – December 19, 2024 - Details on terrorism charges against CEO murder suspect Luigi Mangione

American Hospital Association – Senate report scrutinizes Medicare Advantage prior authorization denials for post-acute care services – October 17, 2024 - Senate report scrutinizes Medicare Advantage prior authorization denials for post-acute care services  | AHA News

In Eastern Slavic lore, there are two fearsome creatures that are said to lurk in the forests and woods: Baba Yaga and The Leshy. Baba Yaga appears in many tales since 1755, although believed to be in spoken lore much earlier. She lives deep in the woods, in a house that walks on chicken legs, goat legs or ram horns, with a fence made of human bones and a hunger for secrets. She’s been called a witch, a cannibal, a guardian of ancient magic. Baba Yaga is older than memory and far more dangerous than a fairy tale. But to those brave—or foolish—enough to knock on her door, Baba Yaga might offer wisdom... or ruin. Similar to Baba Yaga, the Leshy is not inherently good or evil. Sometimes a protector. Sometimes a prankster. And sometimes... something much darker. The Leshy is the guardian of the forest, said to play tricks on those lost or disrespecting the forest. There are ways to protect yourself from the Leshy however it is still revered as a spirit no one wants to cross. These supernatural beings have haunted and fascinated generations with their dual and mischievous natures.

Sources:

“Baba Yaga” by Joshua J. Mark on World History Encyclopedia on October 7, 2021 (https://www.worldhistory.org/Baba_Yaga/)

“Baba Yaga: The Wicked Witch of Slavic Folklore” by Riley Winters on Ancient Origins: Unravelling the Mysteries of the Past on February 25, 2023 (https://www.ancient-origins.net/myths-legends-europe/baba-yaga-confounding-crone-slavic-folklore-002836)

“Baba Yaga: The greatest 'wicked witch' of all?” by David Barnett on BBC on November 20, 2022 (https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20221118-baba-yaga-the-greatest-wicked-witch-of-all)

“Baba Yaga” by The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica on Britannica (https://www.britannica.com/topic/Baba-Yaga)

“Baba-Yaga” a page from a 1904 Alphabet Book by Alexandre Benois 1870-1960 (https://ces.ufl.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/162/Baba-Yaga-informational-material.pdf)

“The Leshy: Slavic Monster that Inspired a TV Franchise” by Bipin Dimri on Historic Mysteries on January 28, 2022 (https://www.historicmysteries.com/myths-legends/leshy/23217/)

“Leshy” by The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica on Britannica (https://www.britannica.com/topic/leshy)

“Leshy” on Cryptid Wiki (https://cryptidz.fandom.com/wiki/Leshy)

“The Leshy” on Emmipants || Permit Hiatus (https://aminoapps.com/c/pagans-witches/page/item/the-leshy/pXk1_mnqfpI2Wm0Q1bWrxYBe3n4dVMxb1q)

“Gods & Monsters of the Fire Salamander World: Leshy” by N.M. Thorn (https://www.nmthorn.com/post/gods-monsters-of-the-fire-salamander-world-leshy)

**TECHNICAL ISSUE NOTICE: Our apologies for any echoing that can be heard within the first 10 minutes of the audio. We experienced some technical difficulties while recording that have since been fixed. Please note that the echoing DOES stop after the 10 minute-mark and does not last the entire episode. Thank you for your patience! 

Long Island, New York—known for its scenic coastlines, quiet suburbs, and elite vacation spots like the Hamptons—is a place where life seems idyllic. But beneath the charm and beauty lies a disturbing truth: this region has long been stalked by darkness. Serial killers have left their mark here before… and one of the most chilling was a man named Robert Shulman. Between 1991 and 1995, Shulman lived in the quiet town of Hicksville with his brother. By day, he worked a steady job at the post office—just another ordinary man blending into an ordinary neighborhood. To outsiders, he seemed to be building a modest, uneventful life. But behind closed doors… a monster was lurking. What unfolded in those years would shock even the most hardened detectives. A trail of brutality, hidden in plain sight, was growing. And no one knew that the man sorting mail by day was committing horrors by night—acts so vile, so grotesque, they would leave a permanent scar on Long Island's history.

SOURCES:

Wikipedia – Robert Shulman (serial killer) - Robert Shulman (serial killer) - Wikipedia

Newsday (Suffolk Edition) – Summations in Shulman Trial – Andrew Smith – March 3, 1999

Newsday – Grim Confession and an Apology – April 9, 1996

Newsday (Suffolk Edition) – Shulman’s Childhood Recalled – Andrew Smith, April 29, 1999

Newsday – Shulman Pleads Guilty to Murdering 2 Women – Andrew Smith – January 5, 2000

Factual America – Brookhaven Butcher: Robert Shulman’s Long Island Killing Spree Terrorized Community for Years - Robert Shulman: The 'Brookhaven Butcher' Who Killed 5+ on Long Island (1991-1996)

NY Post – Oh, Brother! This Judge is truly the Pitts – Steve Dunleavy – December 8, 1999 - OH, BROTHER! THIS JUDGE IS TRULY THE PITTS

Life in Dallas, Texas in 2015 was marked by growth, diversity, and a booming economy. Home to popular sports teams, Dallas was thriving culturally. A bright, accomplished pediatric dentist in the Dallas area, Dr. Kendra Hatcher, was living her dream—helping children, a loving boyfriend and an upcoming romantic getaway. Unfortunately, this dream was cut short in a violent way. In the parking garage of her upscale apartment complex, Kendra was ambushed and shot in cold blood. But this wasn’t a random act of violence—it was a chilling murder-for-hire plot fueled by jealousy and obsession. The mastermind? A dental hygienist who saw Kendra as a threat to a love she couldn’t let go of. A borrowed car and a hired gunman, indicated every step was meticulously planned. After 2 accomplices were detained, the third was on the run. After a nationwide manhunt with this perpetrator making the FBI’s 10 most wanted list, investigators were able to unravel the deadly web of lies. How did this jealousy and obsession turn lethal? 

Sources:

“Woman Flees To Mexico After She Arranges the Execution of Her Ex's New Flame” by Benjamin H. Smith on Oxygen True Crime on August 1, 2021 (https://www.oxygen.com/snapped/crime-news/brenda-delgado-arranges-murder-of-exs-new-girlfriend-kendra-hatcher)

“Trial begins in murder-for-hire of Dallas dentist” on Fox 4 News on October 22, 2018 (https://www.fox4news.com/news/trial-begins-in-murder-for-hire-of-dallas-dentist)

“Kristopher Love Sentenced to Death in Murder for Hire Trial” by Ronn Blitzer on Law & Crime on October 31, 2018 (https://lawandcrime.com/live-trials/live-trials-current/kristopher-love/breaking-kristopher-love-sentenced-to-death-in-murder-for-hire-trial/)

“Kristopher Love Guilty of Killing Dallas Dentist Kendra Hatcher in Murder-for-Hire Trial” on 5NBCDFW on October 25, 2018 (https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/murder-for-hire-trial-continues-thursday-with-medical-examiners-testimony/227509/)

“Brenda Delgado Found Guilty in Murder-for-Hire Killing of Dallas Dentist, Sentenced to Life in Prison” on 5NBCDFW on June 7, 2019 (https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/homicide-detective-coroner-to-conclude-prosecutions-arguments-in-delgado-trial/231714/)

”Man’s Ex Described as Jealous” by Naomi Martin in The Forth Worth Star-Telegram on September 13, 2015  

https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/sj-r/name/kendra-hatcher-obituary?id=18268001

https://inmate.tdcj.texas.gov/InmateSearch/start.action

“The Dallas Love Triangle Murder” on Killer Cases Season 2, Episode 7 on Peacock

“Brenda Delgado” on Snapped Season 29, Episode 17 on Peacock

“Brenda Delgado” on Sleeping with a Killer Season 1, Episode 5 on Hulu

Back in 2011, then 27-year-old, Michelina Lewandowska was living the life she had wanted. She had a wonderful three-year-old son and a partner who she loved so deeply; and he loved her just as much. Or so, she thought. But Michelina soon learned that her belief that he loved her as deeply as she loved him, couldn’t be further from the truth. Marcin Kasprzak, Michelina’s fiancé, had bound, gagged and tasered her before putting her in the trunk of a car to be driven to a remote area. But what happened next defies belief: Michelina was buried alive in a shallow grave – and left to die. But somehow, hidden beneath the dirt was a woman whose strength and determination allowed her to do the impossible; she survived. This is the story of a woman who refused to be silenced, even by the weight of the earth itself. Michelina’s story is one of terror, tragedy but also inspiration. This story is that of a love turned evil and the story of a woman who literally clawed her way out of the grave to take back her life. So, tune in for this shorter episode. This is not just true crime. This is survival. This is the story of the survival of Michelina Lewandowska.

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BBC News – Buried Huddersfield woman ‘sure partner would kill her’ – December 7, 2011 - Buried Huddersfield woman 'sure partner would kill her' - BBC News

BBC News – Buried alive woman ‘still has nightmares’ – December 19, 2011 - https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-16250389

BBC news – Marcin Kasprzak guilty of burying fiancée alive – December 19, 2011 - Marcin Kasprzak guilty of burying fiancee alive - BBC News

The Daily Telegraph – Mother ‘Tasered and buried alive’ by partner – December 6, 2011

The Daily Telegraph – Woman buried in a box used her ring to cut herself free – December 7, 2011

The Independent – Woman buried alive used engagement ring to escape – December 7, 2011

The Daily Telegraph – I was sure he was going to kill me, says woman buried alive in box – December 8, 2011

Evening Standard – Man guilty of bid to murder lover he buried alive – December 19, 2011

The Daily Telegraph – Thoughts of son gave me will to survive, says woman buried alive – Tom Whitehead – December 20, 2011

Telegraph and Argus – Mum tells of ‘live burial’ nightmare ordeal – December 20, 2011

The Daily Telegraph – Live burial man jailed – January 14, 2012

Telegraph and Argus – 20 years for burying woman alive – January 14, 2012

BBC News – Man in Huddersfield ‘buried alive’ case jailed for 20 years – January 13, 2012 - Man in Huddersfield 'buried alive' case jailed for 20 years - BBC News

YorkshireLive – Man who buried Huddersfield woman gets 20 years in jail for attempted murder – January 14, 2012 - Man who buried Huddersfield woman alive gets 20 years in jail for attempted murder - YorkshireLive

The Grunge – The Unbelievable Story Behind the Woman who Survived Getting Buried Alive” – Jean Mendoza – July 20, 2021 - The Unbelievable Story Behind The Woman Who Survived Getting Buried Alive

Wikipedia – Huddersfield - Huddersfield - Wikipedia

MSN – At least four dozen dead in central Texas flash floods – Cara Tabachnick – July 5, 2025 - At least four dozen dead in central Texas flash floods, officials say

Mirror – Texas dad tragically dies saving family from floods as 27 kids still missing – Anders Anglesey – July 5, 2025 - Texas dad tragically dies saving family from floods as 27 kids still missing

Welcome to Part II of Little Known Hauntings in Rochester, NY. This time, we are going to tell the tales of Eliza of the Tracks, The Green Lantern Inn and The Manitou Road Demon. A woman named Eliza is said to haunt the railroad tracks which are no longer active between Rochester and Syracuse. Said to be a ghostly figure in hoop skirts, Eliza’s tale is one of betrayal and mistrust. The Green Lantern Inn in Fairport NY was a social hub through most of the early 20th century. Now on the National Register of Historic Places, it is rumored to be haunted by its original owner, Henry A. DeLand. A few paranormal groups have investigated the Inn, recording some mysterious happenstances. The Manitou Road Demon is said to haunt the 7.7 mile road in Greece NY. One woman had a narrow encounter with the demon, describing it as more malevolent than a beast. Tune in to hear these chilling tales in our local Rochester NY.

Sources:

“Eliza O'Brien, spectre of the rails” by L. David Wheeler on Daily Messenger on October 29, 2010 (https://www.mpnnow.com/story/news/2010/10/29/eliza-o-brien-spectre-rails/45641204007/)

“The Wandering Woman in Hoop Skirts in Fishers” on The Spooktacular Finger Lakes on August 20, 2001 (https://www.lifeinthefingerlakes.com/the-spooktacular-finger-lakes/)

“Missy Rosenberry: Cheery building may have a spooky secret” by Missy Rosenberry in The Democrat and Chronicle on October 12, 2013 (https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/local/columnists/rosenberry/2013/10/12/missy-rosenberry-cheery-building-may-have-a-spooky-secret/2974087/)

“DeLand House & Family History” on The DeLand House on Main (https://www.delandonmain.com/history)

“A Surprise in the History of Henry DeLand’s Home” by Bill Poray (https://perinton.org/wp-content/uploads/A-Surprise-in-the-History-of-Henry-DeLand.pdf)

“The Green Lantern Inn” by Mystic Encounters investigators on 2nd Amendment Show (https://2ndamendmentshow.com/REPARANORMAL/greenlantern.htm)

“DeLand House/Green Lantern Inn” on Perinton Historical Society (https://www.perintonhistoricalsociety.org/archived_content/history/preservation/deland-house.html)

“The Manitou Road Demon, Greece” by Wellsvillesun on Hornell Sun (https://hornellsun.com/2024/06/19/folklore-and-legends-unveiled/)

“The Thirteen Creepies of the Western Door: The Manitou Road Demon, Greece” by Mason Winfield on Buffalo Rising on October 31, 2015 (https://www.buffalorising.com/2015/10/the-thirteen-creepies-of-the-western-door/)

“Cryptids of North America #1: New York: The Manitou Road Demon” by Preston Dominy (https://www.preston-posits.com/blog/cryptids-of-new-york-explained)

Deliverance is the belief that a person can be spiritually cleansed or freed from demonic oppression — and some Christians believe they have the authority through Christ to carry it out themselves. But what happens when that belief turns dangerous? In this episode, we examine the tragic 1993 case of Joan Vollmer, a woman suffering from hypomania and schizophrenia. After years of mental health struggles and failed treatments, Joan's husband, Ralph, became convinced her condition was the result of demonic influence. Without her knowledge, he arranged for members of their congregation to come to their home and perform a “deliverance.” What followed was a harrowing week of restraint, interrogation, and abuse — and ultimately, Joan's death. This story raises unsettling questions about faith, mental illness, and how spiritual intentions can lead to devastating outcomes. Sometimes, the real danger lies not in demons — but in those who believe they’re fighting them.

SOURCES:

Wikipedia – Antwerp, Victoria - Antwerp, Victoria - Wikipedia

Cleveland Clinic – Hypomania - Hypomania: What Is It, Comparison vs Mania, Symptoms & Treatment

Mayo Clinic – Schizoaffective disorder - Schizoaffective disorder - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic

Medical News Today – What are the similarities and differences between schizoaffective disorder and schizophrenia? – Jenna Fletcher – February 9, 2023 - Schizoaffective disorder vs schizophrenia: Similarities and difference

Above & Beyond Christian Counseling – Demon Oppression or Demon Possession: How Do You Know? – Don Ibbitson - Demon Oppression or Demon Possession: How Do You Know? - Above & Beyond Christian Counseling

The Age – Some strange goings-on in Antwerp – Ian Munro – February 7, 1993

The Age – Charismatics on the rise – Ian Munro and Geoff Strong – February 7, 1993

The Age – When war with the Devil ended in death – Ian Munro – December 4, 1994

The Age – Exorcism declining, cleric tells court – Philip Johnson – November 5, 1994

New Haven CT in 2009 was a mix of urban revival and challenges, with it being home to Yale University. New Haven was a hub for education, arts, and culture, with the university playing a major role in local economic stability. This prestigious university is where Annie Le (Lay) would attend to pursue a doctorate in pharmacology after receiving her undergraduate degree from the University of Rochester. In her third year at Yale, she was running a research lab, set to marry the love of her life on September 13, 2009. However, Annie went missing on September 8, 2009. She was last seen on security cameras entering the building where her lab was located , but was never seen exiting. Investigators searched everywhere in her lab for evidence, but it wasn’t until days later, when an expanded search was conducted did they know something horrible occurred. An undeniable scent caught their noses, confirming what they had only suspected. What they found was brutal and horrific, solidifying her family’s fears: the beautiful Annie would never walk down the aisle.  

Sources:

“The death of Annie Le” by Carole Bass on Yale Alumni Magazine Nov/Dec 2009 (https://yalealumnimagazine.org/articles/2632-the-death-of-annie-le)

“At Yale, Vanished Without a Trace” by Alaine Griffin in The Hartford Courant on September 11, 2009

“Why Was Yale Student Annie Le Murdered 5 Days Before Her Wedding?” by Benjamin H. Smith on Oxygen True Crime on June 24, 2018 (https://www.oxygen.com/a-wedding-and-a-murder/why-yale-student-annie-le-murdered-before-wedding)

“Yale Student Disappears Days before Wedding” in The Record Journal on September 11, 2009

“Raymond Clark III pleads guilty in murder and attempted sexual assault of Yale grad student Annie Le, will serve 44 years” by Randall Beach on New Haven Register on March 17, 2011 (https://www.nhregister.com/news/article/Raymond-Clark-III-pleads-guilty-in-murder-and-11559151.php)

“Search Intensifies for Missing Students” by Dave Altimari, Vanessa De La Torre and Christine Dempsey in The Hartford Courant on September 12, 2009

“Annie Le couldn't wait to get married. On her wedding day she was found murdered” by Nama Winston on Mamamia on June 21, 2019 (https://www.mamamia.com.au/annie-le-murder/)

“Yale mourns the loss of a gifted student and compassionate friend” by Yale Medicine Magazine on Yale School of Medicine 2010-Winter (https://medicine.yale.edu/news/yale-medicine-magazine/article/yale-mourns-the-loss-of-a-gifted-student/)

“Le’s Final Steps” by Dave Altimari, Alaine Griffin and Josh Rovner in The Hartford Courant on September 17, 2009

“University sued over Annie Le murder” by Mark Branch on Yale Alumni Magazine Nov/Dec 2010 (https://www.yalealumnimagazine.com/articles/3290-university-sued-over-annie-le-murder)

“Medical Examiner: Student Suffocated” by Ray Henry and Michael Hill in The Day on September 17, 2009

“Yale settles wrongful death lawsuit for $3 million” by Luke Ciancarelli on Yale News on November 25, 2016 (https://yaledailynews.com/blog/2016/11/25/yale-settles-wrongful-death-lawsuit-for-3-million/)

“Coldfeet” on See No Evil, Season 6, Episode 14 on TUBI

“A Genius Disappears” on FBI True, Season 6, Episode 3 on Paramount +