Face Not Found

A simple trip to the post office should have been safe. On August 24, 2019, 19-year-old University of Cape Town student Uyinene “Nene” Mrwetyana went to collect a package. She never returned home.

In this episode of Face Not Found, we examine her murder, the outrage that helped fuel South Africa’s #AmINext movement, and the demand for women to live without fear. We remember Uyinene beyond the headlines—a young woman whose life and future mattered.

Content warning: Discussion of sexual violence and murder.

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On November 5, 2018, 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar was outside her home in Lumberton, North Carolina, waiting to leave for school when she was abducted. An ordinary morning became a desperate search—and a family’s unimaginable nightmare.

In this episode of Face Not Found, we follow the search for Hania, the devastating discovery that followed, and the investigation into her kidnapping and murder. At the heart of this story is a young girl whose future was stolen—and whose name deserves to be remembered.

🎧 Listen to Hania’s story and help keep her memory alive.

Content warning: Discussion of child abduction and murder.

PROUDLY SPONSERED BY:

ROOTED PURPOSE LLC

Holistic Healing • Spiritual Development • Purpose

Rooted Purpose LLC, founded by Donna Espiritista, is a Florida-based holistic healing and spiritual development company dedicated to helping people reconnect with themselves, their healing, and their purpose.

Through intuitive guidance, spiritual life coaching, Reiki energy healing, Ayurvedic wellness practices, meditation, breathwork, energy cleansing, spiritual development, mentorship, and transformational retreats, Rooted Purpose creates compassionate, non-denominational spaces for reflection, growth, and personal transformation.

Rooted Purpose is also the home of the Journey to Purpose Holistic Healing Retreat, an immersive experience designed to help participants step away from everyday life, reconnect with themselves, release what no longer serves them, and move forward with greater clarity and intention.

At the heart of the business is a simple belief:

Healing is your birthright.

And a commitment to:

Community Over Competition.

Connect with Rooted Purpose LLC

Website: ileadeayaba.square.site TikTok: @donnaespiritista21

Instagram: @Donna_espiritista21

Email: [email protected]

Founder: Donna Espiritista

Rooted Purpose LLC — Florida

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On December 3, 1980, Whelette Collins and two friends were abducted in Halifax County, North Carolina, by Kermit Smith Jr. Her friends survived. Whelette was raped and murdered.

In this episode of Face Not Found, we examine the abduction, the survivors’ escape, and the court case that followed. At the center of this story is Whelette—a woman whose name deserves to be remembered beyond the crimes committed against her.

Listen, share, and subscribe to Face Not Found to help keep overlooked victims’ stories heard.

Content warning: Discussion of abduction, sexual violence, and murder.

This Weeks Episode was sponsored by:

Glow Metric Systems

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• 📧 Reach out with case suggestions, business inquiries, corrections, or complaints—because apparently everybody has an opinion. 😂 Just remember: if you’re bringing a correction, bring the receipts. We’re a fact-checked household!
• 👀 Want to get something off your chest? Visit the Linktree in my TikTok or Instagram bio to submit an anonymous confession. Your name stays hidden, but your secret might make it onto the show.
• ⚠️ If you or someone you know has information about an unsolved homicide or missing person case, please contact your local law enforcement agency. Do not rely on social media to report tips.
• ❤️ Thank you for listening to Face Not Found. If this episode moved you, please consider following the podcast, leaving a rating and review, and sharing it with someone who believes every victim deserves to be remembered.

Hattie Carroll was a 51-year-old mother of eleven working at a Baltimore hotel when a wealthy white guest, William Zantzinger, hurled racist insults and struck her with his cane. Hours later, she was dead. His punishment for manslaughter? Six months in jail and a $500 fine.

In this episode of Face Not Found, we explore Hattie’s life, the attack that ended it, and a court case that exposed painful questions about race, privilege, and whose lives the justice system values. Behind the headlines and the famous protest song was a woman with a family who deserved to come home.

🎧 Listen, share, and subscribe to help keep Hattie’s story heard.

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• 📧 Reach out with case suggestions, business inquiries, corrections, or complaints—because apparently everybody has an opinion. 😂 Just remember: if you’re bringing a correction, bring the receipts. We’re a fact-checked household!
• 👀 Want to get something off your chest? Visit the Linktree in my TikTok or Instagram bio to submit an anonymous confession. Your name stays hidden, but your secret might make it onto the show.
• ⚠️ If you or someone you know has information about an unsolved homicide or missing person case, please contact your local law enforcement agency. Do not rely on social media to report tips.

• • ❤️ Thank you for listening to Face Not Found. If this episode moved you, please consider following the podcast, leaving a rating and review, and sharing it with someone who believes every victim deserves to be remembered.

ROOTED PURPOSE LLC

Holistic Healing • Spiritual Development • Purpose

Rooted Purpose LLC, founded by Donna Espiritista, is a Florida-based holistic healing and spiritual development company dedicated to helping people reconnect with themselves, their healing, and their purpose.

Through intuitive guidance, spiritual life coaching, Reiki energy healing, Ayurvedic wellness practices, meditation, breathwork, energy cleansing, spiritual development, mentorship, and transformational retreats, Rooted Purpose creates compassionate, non-denominational spaces for reflection, growth, and personal transformation.

Rooted Purpose is also the home of the Journey to Purpose Holistic Healing Retreat, an immersive experience designed to help participants step away from everyday life, reconnect with themselves, release what no longer serves them, and move forward with greater clarity and intention.

At the heart of the business is a simple belief:

Healing is your birthright.

And a commitment to:

Community Over Competition.

Connect with Rooted Purpose LLC

Website: ileadeayaba.square.site TikTok: @donnaespiritista21

Instagram: @Donna_espiritista21

Email: [email protected]

Founder: Donna Espiritista

Rooted Purpose LLC — Florida

In Part 1, we explored Kitty Genovese's life, her community in Kew Gardens, and the events surrounding the night she was murdered in March 1964.

Now, in Part 2 of this Face Not Found episode, we continue with what happened after Kitty's death—the investigation, the arrest of Winston Moseley, the evidence presented against him, and the court proceedings that followed.

But this case became bigger than a single murder. The way Kitty's death was reported helped create one of the most enduring stories in American media about bystander behavior and the idea that people can remain passive while someone is in danger.

In this episode, we'll separate the documented record from the mythology that developed around the case, including the frequently repeated claims about the number of witnesses and what they supposedly did—or didn't—do.

Kitty Genovese's story has been retold for decades. This is an attempt to look beyond the headline and remember the woman at the center of it.

⚠️ Listener discretion is advised. This episode discusses murder, sexual violence, and other disturbing subject matter.

🎙️ Listen to Face Not Found on Spotify and watch on YouTube.

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• ❤️ Thank you for listening to Face Not Found. If this episode moved you, please consider following the podcast, leaving a rating and review, and sharing it with someone who believes every victim deserves to be remembered.

In March 1964, 28-year-old Kitty Genovese was murdered near her home in Kew Gardens, Queens.

Her death became one of the most widely discussed crimes in New York City history—not only because of the brutality of the attack, but because of the extraordinary media coverage and public reaction that followed.

In Part 1 of this Face Not Found two-part episode, we take a closer look at Kitty Genovese's life, her relationships, the community where she lived, and what happened on the night she was attacked.

We'll also examine how the story was reported at the time and separate the documented facts from details that were later challenged or disputed.

⚠️ Listener discretion is advised. This episode discusses murder and other disturbing subject matter.

🎙️ Listen to Face Not Found on Spotify and watch on YouTube.

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• 📧 Reach out with case suggestions, business inquiries, corrections, or complaints—because apparently everybody has an opinion. 😂 Just remember: if you’re bringing a correction, bring the receipts. We’re a fact-checked household!
• 👀 Want to get something off your chest? Visit the Linktree in my TikTok or Instagram bio to submit an anonymous confession. Your name stays hidden, but your secret might make it onto the show.
• ⚠️ If you or someone you know has information about an unsolved homicide or missing person case, please contact your local law enforcement agency. Do not rely on social media to report tips.
• ❤️ Thank you for listening to Face Not Found. If this episode moved you, please consider following the podcast, leaving a rating and review, and sharing it with someone who believes every victim deserves to be remembered.

In July 2005, 24-year-old LaToyia Figueroa disappeared from Philadelphia while five months pregnant with her second child. What began as a search for a missing young mother eventually became a murder investigation when her body was discovered weeks later in a wooded area outside the city.

In this episode of Face Not Found, we walk through LaToyia's life, her disappearance, the investigation that followed, and the evidence that ultimately led authorities to the man convicted in her death.

LaToyia's case also became part of a larger national conversation about which missing women receive widespread media attention and which cases can struggle to receive the same level of coverage.

This episode is dedicated to remembering LaToyia Figueroa as a person—not simply as a true-crime case.

⚠️ Listener discretion is advised. This episode discusses murder, pregnancy, and other disturbing subject matter.

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#FaceNotFound #LaToyiaFigueroa #TrueCrimePodcast #PhiladelphiaTrueCrime #MissingPersons

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• 📧 Reach out with case suggestions, business inquiries, corrections, or complaints—because apparently everybody has an opinion. 😂 Just remember: if you’re bringing a correction, bring the receipts. We’re a fact-checked household!
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• ⚠️ If you or someone you know has information about an unsolved homicide or missing person case, please contact your local law enforcement agency. Do not rely on social media to report tips.
• ❤️ Thank you for listening to Face Not Found. If this episode moved you, please consider following the podcast, leaving a rating and review, and sharing it with someone who believes every victim deserves to be remembered.

Abigail Folger is often remembered as the coffee heiress murdered alongside Sharon Tate—but her life was so much more than the infamous crime that ended it. Born into privilege and of Salvadoran heritage through her mother, Abigail was intelligent, compassionate, politically engaged, and committed to helping underserved communities.

On August 9, 1969, Abigail and four others were brutally murdered inside Sharon Tate’s Cielo Drive home by members of the Manson Family. In this episode of Face Not Found, we step beyond the sensational headlines to uncover who Abigail truly was, what happened during her final hours, and how one of America’s most notorious crimes overshadowed the remarkable woman behind the famous last name.

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• 📧 Reach out with case suggestions, business inquiries, corrections, or complaints—because apparently everybody has an opinion. 😂 Just remember: if you’re bringing a correction, bring the receipts. We’re a fact-checked household!
• 👀 Want to get something off your chest? Visit the Linktree in my TikTok or Instagram bio to submit an anonymous confession. Your name stays hidden, but your secret might make it onto the show.
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The search for Jassy Correia takes a devastating turn when investigators track Louis Coleman from Massachusetts to Delaware—and discover Jassy’s body concealed inside a suitcase in the trunk of his car.

In Part 2, we follow the evidence that exposed what happened after Jassy left the nightclub, Coleman’s attempt to flee, the disturbing surveillance footage, and the federal trial that finally forced him to answer for his crimes. We also examine the verdict, his sentence, and the loved ones who continue to fight for Jassy’s memory to be defined by far more than the horrific way her life was taken.

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• 📧 Reach out with case suggestions, business inquiries, corrections, or complaints—because apparently everybody has an opinion. 😂 Just remember: if you’re bringing a correction, bring the receipts. We’re a fact-checked household!
• 👀 Want to get something off your chest? Visit the Linktree in my TikTok or Instagram bio to submit an anonymous confession. Your name stays hidden, but your secret might make it onto the show.
• ⚠️ If you or someone you know has information about an unsolved homicide or missing person case, please contact your local law enforcement agency. Do not rely on social media to report tips.
• ❤️ Thank you for listening to Face Not Found. If this episode moved you, please consider following the podcast, leaving a rating and review, and sharing it with someone who believes every victim deserves to be remembered.

Jassy Correia was a devoted 23-year-old mother with dreams of building a beautiful future for herself and her young daughter. On February 24, 2019, Jassy celebrated her birthday with friends at a Boston nightclub—but she never made it home.

When her family realized she was missing, they immediately began searching for answers. Surveillance footage would soon reveal Jassy leaving the club with a man she had just met, turning what began as a birthday celebration into every family’s worst nightmare.

In Part 1, we explore who Jassy was, the life and daughter she cherished, the troubling final hours before her disappearance, and the frantic search to bring her home.

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• 📧 Reach out with case suggestions, business inquiries, corrections, or complaints—because apparently everybody has an opinion. 😂 Just remember: if you’re bringing a correction, bring the receipts. We’re a fact-checked household!
• 👀 Want to get something off your chest? Visit the Linktree in my TikTok or Instagram bio to submit an anonymous confession. Your name stays hidden, but your secret might make it onto the show.
• ⚠️ If you or someone you know has information about an unsolved homicide or missing person case, please contact your local law enforcement agency. Do not rely on social media to report tips.
• ❤️ Thank you for listening to Face Not Found. If this episode moved you, please consider following the podcast, leaving a rating and review, and sharing it with someone who believes every victim deserves to be remembered.