Extinguished

In this episode of Extinguished, David McClam and Ladonna Humphrey dive into the disturbing world of death fetish, exploring its presence on the internet and the potential connections to real-world violence. They also revisit a past investigation that may have been compromised.

Time Line:

00:00 Welcome to Extinguished
01:08 Unveiling Death Fetish
02:03 The Dark Industry of Death Fetish
03:27 Real-Life Consequences
04:11 Revisiting the Investigation
05:01 The Bombshell Revelation
05:40 The Quest for Truth

Key Takeaways:

• Expose the dark underbelly of death fetish and its eroticization of violence against women.
• Understand the scale of death fetish content and the financial incentives driving its production.
• Recognize the potential for fantasy to cross into reality.
• Examine a previous investigation into death fetish and the reasons for reopening the case.
• Learn about “Snuff Princess” Jessica Brown’s claims regarding ownership of death fetish and gore sites.

In this episode of Extinguished, David McClam and Ladonna Humphrey cover the tragic case of Evelyn May Boswell, a 15-month-old girl whose disappearance was masked by her mother’s lies and inconsistencies, leading to a devastating discovery. The hosts highlight the critical importance of truthfulness and swift action in missing children cases.

A missing 15-month-old girl, a mother’s web of lies, and a community’s desperate search. Discover the tragic story of Evelyn Boswell, where secrets and deceit led to an unthinkable discovery, and explore the critical need for truth in cases of missing children.

Chapter Summary:

00:00 Introduction to Extinguished
00:31 The Case of Evelyn Boswell
01:35 Conflicting Stories and Inconsistencies
03:00 The Discovery of Human Remains
04:56 Lessons Learned from a Tragic Case

Featured Quotes:

• David McClam: “…the child whose disappearance was buried under months of lies had been there all along.”
• Ladonna Humphrey: “For months, Evelyn could have been found…maybe, just maybe, there could have been a different outcome.”

Behind the Story:

The Evelyn Boswell case highlights the devastating consequences of delayed reporting and dishonesty in missing persons investigations. The hosts examine how a mother’s false statements and shifting stories wasted precious time, ultimately leading to a tragic outcome that underscores the critical importance of immediate and truthful action when a child’s life is at stake.

In this episode of Extinguished, David McClam and LaDonna Humphrey broaden their focus to highlight numerous unsolved murders in Kitsap and Mason Counties, emphasizing the need for justice for all victims, not just the well-known cases. They discuss several forgotten cases, shedding light on the circumstances and urging anyone with information to come forward. The hosts provide contact information for the Bremerton Police Department and Crime Stoppers, reinforcing their commitment to seeking justice for the forgotten.

If you have any information about the murder of Helene "Nikki" Anderson and her daughter Adrienne Hill or any of the other cases please call:

• Bremerton Police Department: (360) 473-5228
• Crime Stoppers: +1 800-222-TIPS




Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Extinguished
00:19 The Unsolved Cases of Kitsap and Mason Counties
01:46 Barbara Williams: A Chilling Case
02:35 The Murder of Diane Decker
03:05 The Disappearance of Serena Marie Dingler
04:02 A History of Forgotten Cases
05:14 The Importance of Community Involvement






• Recognize the importance of remembering victims of unsolved murders.
• Understand the reasons why some cases remain cold, including lack of evidence and media attention.
• Encourage listeners to contact the Bremerton Police Department or Crime Stoppers with any information.
• Emphasize that justice should be available for all, not just a select few.
• Acknowledge that cold cases can be solved with new information.

In this episode of Extinguished, David McClam and LaDonna Humphrey continue their coverage of the 1986 murders of Nikki Anderson and her daughter, Adrienne Hill, highlighting a new DNA development that brings investigators closer to identifying the killer. Kenny Hale, Adrianne’s father, shares his ongoing grief and the desperate need for closure, as detectives seek a name to match the DNA evidence. Listen to learn how you can potentially help solve this cold case.

If you have any information about the murder of Helene "Nikki" Anderson and her daughter nAdrienne Hill, please call:

• Detective Martin Garland, Bremerton Police Department: (360) 473-5488
• Crime Stoppers Tip Line: +1 800-222-TIPS

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Extinguished
00:31 A New Development in the Case
01:04 Kenny Hale’s Heartbreak
02:12 The Crime Scene
03:16 DNA Evidence and Its Limitations
04:40 The Nature of the Crime
05:19 The Search for Justice
06:29 Call to Action

Key Takeaways

• Understand the latest DNA evidence in the Nikki Anderson and Adrianne Hill case.
• Recognize the significance of a single name in solving the crime.
• Empathize with Kenny Hale’s decades-long search for justice.
• Learn about the disturbing details of the murders and the betrayal involved.
• Discover how to provide information to Detective Marty Garland or Crime Stoppers.

In this episode of Extinguished, hosts David McClam and LaDonna Humphrey delve into the tragic 1986 murders of Nikki Anderson and her daughter Adrienne Hill, focusing on the devastating experience of Kenny Hill, Adrienne’s father, who discovered their bodies. The episode explores the themes of trauma, grief, and the relentless pursuit of justice, highlighting the impact on Kenny’s life and the ongoing investigation. Listen to learn about the heartbreaking details and the lingering hope for a break in the case.

If you have any information about the murder of Helene "Nikki" Anderson and her daughter nAdrienne Hill, please call:

Detective Martin Garland, Bremerton Police Department: (360) 473-5488

00:00 Introduction to Extinguished
00:29 Kenny Hill’s Heartbreaking Discovery
01:04 A Night of Normalcy Turns Tragic
02:09 The Horrific Discovery
03:25 The Aftermath of the Crime Scene
04:41 Suspicions and Investigations
05:39 A Decade of Waiting for Justice
06:44 Hope Amidst the Grief

Key Takeaways

• Understand the initial police investigation and the impact on Kenny Hill David McClam, LaDonna Humphrey.
• Examine the challenges faced by investigators due to degraded DNA evidence David McClam, LaDonna Humphrey.
• Consider the emotional toll on family members affected by unsolved murder cases David McClam, LaDonna Humphrey.
• Recognize the importance of community involvement in solving cold cases David McClam, LaDonna Humphrey.
• Learn how to report information related to the Nikki Anderson and Adrienne Hill case David McClam, LaDonna Humphrey.

In this episode of Extinguished, hosts David McClam and LaDonna Humphrey cover the haunting unsolved 1986 murders of Nikki Anderson and her daughter, Adrienne Hill, in Bremerton, Washington. The case remains open, with investigators seeking new leads to bring justice for Nikki and Adrienne.

If you have any information about the murder of Helene "Nikki" Anderson and her daughter nAdrienne Hill, please call:

• Detective Martin Garland, Bremerton Police Department: (360) 473-5488

00:00 Introduction to Extinguished
00:20 The Victims: Nikki and Adrienne
01:08 The Night of the Tragedy
02:49 Investigation Insights
03:36 Advancements in DNA Technology
04:33 The Impact of Unsolved Crimes

Key Takeaways

• Understand the details surrounding the 1986 murders of Nikki Anderson and Adrienne Hill.
• Learn about the initial suspects and how they were ruled out through alibis and DNA evidence.
• Discover the significance of unidentified DNA found at the crime scene and its potential for solving the case.
• Note the contact information for Detective Martin Garland and how to provide tips.
• Recognize the impact of unsolved cases on families and communities, advocating for continued efforts in seeking justice.

In this episode of Extinguished, David McClam and LaDonna Humphrey conclude their coverage of Dana Stidham’s murder and explore the tragic case of Amanda Tussing, questioning whether a potential serial killer could be responsible for both crimes. They discuss the similarities between the cases and a third unsolved murder, urging listeners to come forward with any information that might help bring justice to these women and their families.

Time Line

00:00 Welcome to Extinguished
00:24 The Heartbreaking Case of Amanda Tussing
02:18 The Investigation Unfolds
03:35 Connecting the Dots
04:32 A Call for Justice
05:00 Previewing the Next Case

• Examine the details surrounding Amanda Tussing’s disappearance and murder in Jonesboro, Arkansas.
• Consider the theory that Amanda may have been pulled over by a police impersonator.
• Analyze the similarities between the murders of Dana Stidham, Amanda Tussing, and Patricia Gordaro.
• Discuss the possibility of a serial killer being responsible for these crimes.
• Encourage listeners to contact law enforcement with any information about these cases.

In this episode  of “Extinguished,” hosts David McClam and LaDonna Humphrey explore the unsolved murder of 18-year-old Dana Stidham, who disappeared on July 25, 1989, in Bella Vista, Arkansas. Dana went missing during a quick grocery run, and her car was later found abandoned with signs that someone else had driven it.

Her skeletal remains were discovered on September 17, 1989, but due to decomposition, it was unclear if she had been sexually assaulted. Several personal items and groceries were never recovered. Despite evidence collected, including scattered clothing and a magazine found near her belongings, no DNA has led to an arrest.

In 2016, a suspect was named but not charged, and the case remains open with investigators seeking new information. The episode also touches on the upcoming episode on Helene Nikki Anderson’s murder, noting the lack of media coverage for cases involving marginalized communities.

The hosts stress the importance of independent media in highlighting these issues and advocate for solving Dana’s case. They emphasize giving victims a voice and ensuring their stories are remembered.

Key Points:

• Disappearance and Discovery: Dana Stidham disappeared during a routine grocery trip. Her father’s car was found abandoned with evidence suggesting another driver. Her skeletal remains were discovered nearly two months later, with significant decomposition complicating the investigation.

• Unresolved Evidence: Personal items and groceries were missing, and scattered clothing and a magazine were found near the scene. Despite evidence collection, no DNA has led to an arrest, leaving the case cold.

• Suspect and Investigation Status: A suspect was named in 2016, yet no charges have been filed. Investigators continue to seek new leads to solve the case.

• Upcoming Discussions: The episode hints at future coverage of Helene Nikki Anderson’s murder, highlighting the disparity in media attention for cases involving marginalized communities.

• Role of Independent Media: The hosts emphasize the critical role of independent media in bringing attention to underreported cases and advocating for justice. They underscore the importance of giving victims a voice and ensuring their stories are not forgotten.

Listeners are encouraged to engage with the episode and consider the broader implications of media coverage in unsolved cases, particularly those affecting marginalized groups.

Join us as we continue the deep dive into the murder of Dana Stidham