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On June 27, 1995, morning news anchor Jodi Huisentruit vanished from her apartment parking lot in Mason City, Iowa. Despite an immediate investigation, decades of searching, and intense media coverage, no one has ever been charged in her abduction. Today, we break down the case from the ground up: the timeline of her final hours, the physical evidence at the scene, the mysterious white van reported by neighbors, and the lingering theories that continue to haunt investigators 30 years later.
Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
Jodi Huisentruit - Wikipedia
What to Know About the Jodi Huisentruit Case
The Suspicious Disappearance of Jodi Huisentruit | Medium
Jodi Huisentruit - Unsolved Mysteries
Where is Jodi Huisentruit? | CNN
Spooky Horror Scary by Everything is Dead
SloMo by SoulProdMusic
Crime Trap by Muza Production
Dark Horror Background by Delo Sound
Dark Trap Groove Anton Vlasov
Produced and Hosted by Heather Hicks
Written by Mitch Fitz
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Gone in a Blink is created and produced by Heather Hicks
Follow us on social media:
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Thank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.
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In the early morning hours of April 6, 1986, nine-year-old Anthonette Cayedito vanished from her home in Gallup, New Mexico. Affectionately known as “Squirrel,” Anthonette was a deeply devoted fourth-grader who helped take care of her younger sisters. What started as a frantic morning search quickly evolved into one of America’s most baffling and heartbreaking missing child cases. In this episode, we break down the perplexing timeline of her disappearance, a terrifying 1987 phone call from a frantic girl claiming to be Anthonette, and the chilling “Help Me” napkin note left behind at a Nevada diner years later. Where is Anthonette Cayedito, and who was the voice on the other end of the line?
Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Anthonette_Cayedito
The Abduction of Anthonette Cayedito - Unsolved Mysteries
A Knock at the Door, Then She Was Gone — The Unsolved Disappearance of Anthonette Cayedito | by Rivy Lyon | Medium
The Disappearance of Anthonette Cayedito
Music:
Echoes of Fear by Epic Motion Sounds
Hip Hop Sadness - Alone in Silence by Grand Project
Crime Trap by Muza Production
Dark Horror Background by Delo Sound
Dark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasov
Created and Hosted by Heather Hicks
Written by Mitch Fitz
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Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
Gone in a Blink is created and produced by Heather Hicks
Follow us on social media:
Instagram @ Goneinablinkpod
Facebook @ Gone in a Blink podcast
Have an idea for a case? Email us at [email protected]
Thank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.
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An experienced hunter walks into his own woods and completely vanishes. In late 2013, Eric Grady Smith was a well-respected coal mine supervisor and a dedicated family man living in Cedar Bluff, Virginia. Battling minor flu-like symptoms, he left his cell phone behind for what was meant to be a short trek to his deer stand. Despite massive search operations, not a single piece of clothing, footprint, or his .50 caliber rifle has ever been recovered. Did Eric suffer an unforeseen medical emergency in the dense terrain, or did he stumble into a far more dangerous situation? We dive into the unsettling mystery of a wilderness disappearance where the wilderness itself yielded zero clues.
Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
The Mysterious Disappearance of Eric Smith | by Jenn Baxter | Medium
Eric Grady Smith – The Charley Project
(1) Buried Cold Cases: Little-known unsolved murders & missing persons cases | Eric Smith of Cedar Bluff Virginia went out into the woods and vanished into thin air | Facebook
Vanished: Missing Tazewell hunter case now being investigated as murder | News | bdtonline.com
Drama Crime by Leberch
Dark Ambient Emotions Music by DeusLower
Crime Trap by Muza Production
Dark Horror Background by Delo Sound
Dark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasov
Hosted and Produced by Heather Hicks
Written by Mitch Fitz
Support Gone in a Blink on Patreon! Get exclusive bonus episodes, ad-free listening, and early access to new cases.
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Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
Gone in a Blink is created and produced by Heather Hicks
Follow us on social media:
Instagram @ Goneinablinkpod
Facebook @ Gone in a Blink podcast
Have an idea for a case? Email us at [email protected]
Thank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.
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What really happened to Jean Spanger? In October 1949, the young Hollywood starlet went missing after walking out of her apartment for a supposed night shoot. No one on set had any record of her working. Then came the clues: a vandalized purse, a cryptic handwritten note, and whispers connecting her to major film stars and notorious mobsters. We bread down the timeline, the suspect list, and the lingering theories - including a possible tie to the infamous Black Dahlia investigation.
Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Spangler
Inside the unsolved disappearance of Jean Spangler
https://www.truecrimeedition.com/post/jean-spangler#google_vignette
Crime Documentary by Alex Grohl
Sad Sad Music by Paul Yudin
Crime Trap by Muza Production
Dark Horror Background by Delo Sound
Dark Trap Beat by Anton Vlasov
Hosted and Produced by Heather Hicks
Written by Mitch Fitz
Support Gone in a Blink on Patreon! Get exclusive bonus episodes, ad-free listening, and early access to new cases.
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Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
Gone in a Blink is created and produced by Heather Hicks
Follow us on social media:
Instagram @ Goneinablinkpod
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Have an idea for a case? Email us at [email protected]
Thank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.
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In October 1989, 10-year-old Amy Mihaljevic was lured from an Ohio shopping center by a mysterious caller who pretended to be a friend of the family. Her tragic death months later sparked a massive FBI investigation that remains active to this day. In this episode, we break down the suspects, the chilling phone calls made to other local girls, and the modern DNA advancements providing fresh hope for justice. If you have any information, help bring closure to Amy’s family by calling 1-800-CALL-FBI.
Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
https://clevelandmagazine.com/articles/who-killed-amy/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Amy_Mihaljevic
The Amy Mihaljevic Case | Bay Village, OH
Scary by Atlas Audio
Hip Hop Sadness by Grand_Project
Crime Trap by Muza Production
Dark Horror Background by Delo Sound
Dark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasov
Hosted and Produced by Heather Hicks
Written by Mitch Fitz
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Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
Gone in a Blink is created and produced by Heather Hicks
Follow us on social media:
Instagram @ Goneinablinkpod
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Have an idea for a case? Email us at [email protected]
Thank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.
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On a Spring night in 1998, teenagers Tabitha Brewer and Nicholas Travis stepped into a friend’s car and vanished into the Kansas City darkness. Four months later, a horrific discovery at a house on the East side of KC confirmed their families’ worst fears - but only half of the puzzle was found. Four years later and just a few miles away, 71-year-old grandmother Shirley McKeown pulled out of her driveway and disappeared without a trace. This episode unravels two seemingly separate Kansas City tragedies bound together by a single, terrifying question: When a predator is cleared by a jury, who answers for the bodies never found?
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Tabitha Diane Brewer – The Charley Project
Missing since 1998 from Shawnee, Kansas, she was only 16 when she disappeared - NewsBreak
Shirley A. McKeown – The Charley Project
Target Pending by Alex Grohl
Keep your Distance by Premium Music Odyssey
Crime Trap by Muza Production
Dark Horror Background by Delo Sound
Don’t Look Down the Basement by Joel Fazhari
Dark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasov
Hosted and Produced by Heather Hicks
Written by Mitch Fitz
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Gone in a Blink is created and produced by Heather Hicks
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Thank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.
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In October 1989, 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling was abducted in the town of St. Joseph, Minnesota. It became one of the most notorious child abductions in American history and for 27 years, a porch light stayed on as a beacon of hope for the missing boy. In this episode, we chronicle Jacob’s heartbreaking story. We explore the chilling night of his disappearance, the immense strength of his mother, Patty Wetterling, and the shocking 2016 courtroom confession that finally broke the silence. Join us as we look at a tragedy that reshaped national laws, birthed the sex offender registry, and left a lasting legacy of child safety advocacy.
Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Jacob_Wetterling
Jacob Wetterling - Crime Museum
Minnesota man describes killing 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling in chilling detail | Minnesota | The Guardian
Target Pending by Alex Grohl
Keep your Distance by Premium Music Odyssey
Crime Trap by Muza Production
Dark Horror Background by Delo Sound
Don’t Look Down the Basement by Joel Fazhari
Dark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasov
Hosted and Produced by Heather Hicks
Written by Mitch Fitz
Support Gone in a Blink on Patreon! Get exclusive bonus episodes, ad-free listening, and early access to new cases.
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Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
Gone in a Blink is created and produced by Heather Hicks
Follow us on social media:
Instagram @ Goneinablinkpod
Facebook @ Gone in a Blink podcast
Have an idea for a case? Email us at [email protected]
Thank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.
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Fifteen-year-old Sierra Lamar vanishes on her way to school in Morgan Hill, California. Investigators find her phone and purse discarded fields away. This episode retraces her final known steps on the morning of March 16, 2012. We explore the initial panic, the massive community volunteer searches, and the chilling realization that Sierra never made it to her school bus.
https://medium.com/lessons-from-history/the-disappearance-and-murder-of-sierra-lamar-14eff18c1318
https://allthatsinteresting.com/sierra-lamar
https://abc7chicago.com/post/man-found-guilty-in-death-of-teen-girl-missing-5-years/19
72299/
Conviction overturned for man found guilty in Sierra LaMar’s murder – NBC Bay Area
Dark Anxious Tension by Ashot_Danielyan
Crime Trap by Muza Production
Dark Horror Background by Delo Sound
Don't Look Down the Basement by Joel Fazhari
Depression by Mood Mode
Dark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasov
Produced and Hosted by Heather Hicks
Written by Mitch Fitz
Support Gone in a Blink on Patreon! Get exclusive bonus episodes, ad-free listening, and early access to new cases.
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Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
Gone in a Blink is created and produced by Heather Hicks
Follow us on social media:
Instagram @ Goneinablinkpod
Facebook @ Gone in a Blink podcast
Have an idea for a case? Email us at [email protected]
Thank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.
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In 1997, 17-year-old Erica Fraysure was working hard to save up for her first year of college. But a regular night out with friends in Brooksville, KY, ended in a muti-decade mystery when her unlocked car was found hidden by hay bales in a remote field. With her purse still inside but her keys tossed across the road, police rule out a voluntary runaway. Nearly thirty years later, the case remains one of Kentucky’s most haunting cold cases. We break down the timeline, the suspects and the case as it stands today.
Erica Lee Fraysure – The Charley Project
Erica Lee Fraysure - The Polly Klaas Foundation
The Disappearance of Erica Fraysure
The Vanishing of Erica Lee Fraysure: A Kentucky Mystery That Haunts a Small Town | True Crime Write-Ups
Tangled Web of Shadows by Shadows and Echoes
When Love Gets Dangerous by Premium Music Odyssey
Crime Trap by Muza Production
Dark Horror Background by Delo Sound
Don’t Look Down the Basement by Joel Fazhari
Dark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasov
Hosted and Produced by Heather Hicks
Written by Mitch Fitz
Support Gone in a Blink on Patreon! Get exclusive bonus episodes, ad-free listening, and early access to new cases.
Join our community today.
Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
Gone in a Blink is created and produced by Heather Hicks
Follow us on social media:
Instagram @ Goneinablinkpod
Facebook @ Gone in a Blink podcast
Have an idea for a case? Email us at [email protected]
Thank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.
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One family, two unfathomable tragedies. In 1999, 15-year-old Michael Palmer vanished into the early morning hours while biking home from a party in Wasilla, Alaska. Eleven years later, history would repeat itself in the worst way possible way when his 30-year-old brother, Chucky, disappeared while snowmobiling in the Talkeetna Mountains. Both brothers were riding at the back of their groups. Both left their vehicles behind. Neither has ever been found. We unpack the eerie parallels of the cases, the unforgiving Alaskan wilderness, and a family left living the same nightmare twice.
Missing in the North: Michael Timothy Palmer
What Happened to the Palmer Brothers? by Robin Barefield — This Awful-Awesome Life
Missing in the North: Michael Timothy Palmer
https://www.akfatal.net/Palmer%2006-04-97.htm
The last brother - Anchorage Daily News
Why Over 20,000 People Have Vanished In "The Alaska Triangle" | IFLScience
Michael Timothy Palmer – The Charley Project
Eerie Crime Background by Universfield
Crime Trap by Muza Production
Dark Horror Background by Delo Sound
Don't Look Down the Basement by Joel Fazhari
Dark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasov
Sad Guitar Beat by Slice Beats
Created and Produced by Heather Hicks
Written by Mitch Fitz
Support Gone in a Blink on Patreon! Get exclusive bonus episodes, ad-free listening, and early access to new cases.
Join our community today.
Gone in a Blink — True Crime Podcast that Focuses on the Missing and Murdered | Patreon
Gone in a Blink is created and produced by Heather Hicks
Follow us on social media:
Instagram @ Goneinablinkpod
Facebook @ Gone in a Blink podcast
Have an idea for a case? Email us at [email protected]
Thank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.
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From the publisher's feed
There are an estimated 8 billion people in the world. In the US alone, approximately 2,300 people go missing every day. While some walk away of their own accord, others vanish under circumstances…
Gone in a Blink is an investigative true crime podcast that dives headfirst into the world's most mysterious missing person cases. Every Thursday, host Heather combines meticulous research, timeline analysis, and deep-dive storytelling that explores just how fast a person can be Gone in a Blink.
Celebrating three years of independent audio storytelling, Heather delivers high-suspense, victim centered narratives that keep a highly engaged community of true crime enthusiasts on the edge of their seats.
For business inquiries, host-read sponsorships, or media requests, please contact [email protected]
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