A crisp autumn day in Oklahoma turns tragic when the Jamison family vanish without explanation, leaving behind $32,000 and their starving dog locked in their truck. What forces could lead a family of three to disappear in the remote Sandboi Mountains, only to be discovered as skeletal remains four years later?

The case of Bobby, Sherilyn, and six-year-old Madyson Jamison defies conventional explanation. Surveillance footage from the day they vanished captures the couple moving in trance-like states, walking back and forth to their vehicle without speaking, sometimes carrying nothing at all, sometimes the same items repeatedly. This haunting behavior, described by experts as appearing drug-induced, is just the first layer of strangeness surrounding their disappearance.

Delving deeper reveals a family struggling with chronic pain, mental illness, and increasingly bizarre beliefs. Their storage container home featured spray-painted warnings about witches and judgment. Sherilyn claimed to practice witchcraft, while Bobby sought special bullets to shoot the evil spirits he believed haunted their home. A Satanic Bible found in their possession and reports of seances add to the unsettling picture of their final days.

Most compelling are the conflicting clues – a vehicle left with thousands in cash yet missing a brown briefcase seen being loaded on camera; a family dog left locked inside a truck, slowly starving; and an 11-page letter expressing Sherilyn's hatred for her husband. Why would someone murder a family but leave behind $32,000? Was Sherilyn truly on a white supremacist cult's "hit list" as her mother believes?

The medical examiner could only declare their deaths "suspicious," leaving us to wonder what truly happened that October day. Was it murder, suicide, cult activity, or something else entirely? Join us as we examine every bizarre detail of this haunting Oklahoma mystery that continues to baffle investigators and true crime enthusiasts alike.

Sources:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamison_family_deaths

https://www.utdailybeacon.com/opinion/columns/killer-conversations-the-jamison-family-murders/article_f47e91a0-0d79-11eb-b8ef-9f3fa837bc9c.html

https://www.ladbible.com/news/us-news/mystery-jamison-family-vanished-mountains-oklahoma-308084-20241016

https://buzzfeed-unsolved.fandom.com/wiki/The_Disturbing_Mystery_of_the_Jamison_Family

https://medium.com/@dellantonio.caterina/and-yet-no-answer-e17fbe4bf7af

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Crime Trap by Muza Production

Things that Live in the Cellar by Geoff Harvey

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The peaceful suburb of Yorktown, Virginia became the backdrop for a harrowing mystery when 12-year-old Sean Daugherty was found hanging from a swing set in his family's backyard on April 14, 2022. What initially appeared as a tragic suicide quickly unraveled into something far more perplexing.

Sean was the kind of boy who embodied childhood joy – a straight-A student who loved Star Wars, video games, and had just returned from a Disney cruise with his family. With his mother's exciting new position at the Pentagon and upcoming family trips on the horizon, Sean had everything to live for. Nothing in his behavior suggested depression or suicidal thoughts.

Yet the circumstances surrounding his death defy simple explanation. Found wearing his stepfather's clothes with his arms bound tightly to his sides, a motorcycle helmet bag over his head, and his broken glasses lying nearby – how could a 12-year-old have orchestrated this alone? His toes were touching the ground, meaning he could have stood up at any time to relieve the pressure on his neck. His feet were mysteriously clean despite the muddy yard. His two-year-old brother, found hiding under laundry, reportedly told his mother about a "friend" chasing and punching Sean.

What happened in the short window between 3:30 PM when Sean set an alarm to take out the trash and 4:45 PM when his sister discovered his body? Why has information about this case seemingly vanished from the internet? And most importantly, why are authorities so resistant to reinvestigating despite the bizarre circumstances?

The Daugherty family continues their fight for answers through their "What Happened to Sean" Facebook page, refusing to accept the suicide ruling that contradicts everything they knew about their son. Their story is a powerful reminder that behind every headline is a family searching for truth and justice.

Join us as we examine the evidence, timeline, and unanswered questions in this baffling case that continues to haunt all who hear it. Whether you're a true crime enthusiast or simply someone who believes in seeking truth, Sean's story will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about this case.

Sources:

https://sandhillssentinel.com/obituary-for-sean-patrick-daugherty/

https://www.wtkr.com/news/what-happened-to-sean-questions-remain-a-year-after-yorktown-boys-death

https://www.yahoo.com/news/happened-sean-york-county-boy-180500463.html

https://www.gofundme.com/f/what-happened-to-sean

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH5wzJlFKKQ

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Crime Trap by Muza Production

Sad Trap Beat by BRVAN

Suspense Background Music by ArctSound

Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.
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A desperate voice pleads from an answering machine: "Help, help, help, let me out!" For Mildred Young, this haunting recording of her daughter Diane would become the soundtrack to decades of anguish and unanswered questions.

Diane Augat's story reveals how mental illness creates vulnerability that predators exploit with devastating consequences. Diagnosed with bipolar disorder in the late 1980s, Diane experienced a cascading series of losses—her children, her marriage, and ultimately her freedom through 32 involuntary commitments to mental health facilities. When she disappeared from Hudson, Florida in April 1998, few could have predicted the macabre discoveries that would follow.

What distinguishes this case is the apparent psychological game played by whoever took Diane. First came the desperate phone call to her mother's answering machine, then the discovery of Diane's severed finger along a highway, followed by her neatly folded clothes in a convenience store freezer. Two years later, a bag with her name containing personal items appeared at another store. These weren't just clues—they were taunts, deliberately placed to torment her family and baffle investigators.

The investigation revealed potential connections to Gary Roberts Evers, a local motel manager later imprisoned for murder, along with reports that troubled juveniles had taken advantage of Diane's trust. Witness sightings flooded in but led nowhere. Now cold for two decades, Diane's case exemplifies how those battling mental illness can fall through society's cracks, becoming perfect targets for those with the darkest intentions.

Do you have theories about what happened to Diane? We'd love to hear them. Subscribe to hear more stories of mysterious disappearances and help us bring attention to cases that deserve resolution.

Sources:

https://unresolved.me/diane-augat

https://charleyproject.org/case/diane-louise-augat

https://www.tampabay.com/archive/2000/11/24/mother-clings-to-hope-for-missing-daughter/

https://morbidology.com/the-severed-finger-the-disappearance-of-diane-augat/

Music:

Crime Trap by Muza Production

Tense Dark Atmosphere by Universfield

Dark Ambient Emotions Music by Deus Lower

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A 14-year-old girl vanishes into the night after someone methodically unscrews every hallway light bulb in her apartment building. Her purse, clothes, and money remain behind. For years afterward, her mother receives haunting silent phone calls at exactly 3:45am.

Welcome to one of New Hampshire's most disturbing unsolved mysteries. Laureen Rahn disappeared from her Manchester apartment in April 1980 under circumstances that have baffled investigators for over four decades. What started as a possible runaway case quickly evolved into something far more sinister when mysterious phone charges appeared on her mother's bill months later—calls to California motels linked to a teen sexual assistance hotline and potentially to individuals connected with adult entertainment and child exploitation.

The eerie similarities to other disappearances in the area raise disturbing questions. Was there a predator targeting young women in Manchester? Suspected serial killer Terry Rasmussen lived just blocks away. Four other young women vanished within a short time and geographic radius. The phone calls that continued for years—silent callers using nicknames only Lorene would know—suggest she might have been alive somewhere, perhaps trying to reach out but unable to speak freely. Was she trafficked? Kidnapped? Or did something even worse happen that night when the hallways were plunged into darkness?

Join us as we examine the evidence, explore the theories, and shine light on this haunting cold case that continues to echo through the decades. Lorene would be approaching 59 today, and her mother still hopes for answers. If you recognize details from this case or have information that might help solve this mystery, please contact authorities. One tip could finally bring closure to a family that has waited far too long for answers.

Sources: 

https://charleyproject.org/case/laureen-ann-rahn

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Laureen_Rahn

https://www.missingkids.org/poster/NCMC/601873/1

https://discover.hubpages.com/politics/the-disturbing-disappearance-of-laureenrahn

Music:

Crime Trap by Muza Production

Dark Music by Black Rose in Hell

Depression by Mood Mode

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On a chilling January evening in 2006, Teresa Butler, a devoted mother and beloved community member, vanished without a trace while putting her children to bed. After a regular family gathering, her husband left for work, unaware that this would lead to a heartbreaking investigation into her disappearance. In this gripping episode, we dive deep into the details of her last known moments, revealing a puzzling array of clues that highlight the complexities of family life intertwined with unexpected tragedy.

As authorities piece together the timeline following Teresa's disappearance, unsettling revelations emerge regarding her connections to individuals seemingly unconnected to her life. We explore the fallout of her case, introducing Melvin Ray Hufford, a man whose confession adds layers to the mystery yet raises further questions about Teresa’s character and circumstances leading to that fateful night.

Through this episode, we not only seek answers to the numerous questions left in the wake of Teresa's disappearance but also reflect on the broader implications of safety, trust, and the fragility of family units. Join us for an in-depth examination of love, betrayal, and the ongoing quest for closure for Teresa and her children. We urge you to share your thoughts and join the conversation about this heart-wrenching case as we continue to seek justice for Teresa Butler. Remember to subscribe and share this episode to help keep her story alive in hopes of uncovering more truths.

Sources:

https://charleyproject.org/case/teresa-lynn-butler

https://www.trace-evidence.com/teresa-butler

https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/dzxigb/update_on_teresa_butler_arrest_made_resolved/

https://www.kfvs12.com/story/34639197/2017/03/Wednesday/heartland-unsolved-in-the-dark/

https://www.kfvs12.com/2019/11/21/arrest-made-teresa-butler-case/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/awarenessformissingmopersons/posts/552172495493670/

https://faithfuneralservice.net/obituary/442

Music Credit:

Crime Trap by Muza Production

Sinister Skies by Alana Jordan

Deep Thoughts by Crab Audio

What a Pity by Alban Gogh

Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.
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What if a mother's desperate attempt to reclaim her life led her down a path of uncertainty and disappearance? Jessica Hamby, a mother of three, was on a mission to overcome her struggles with addiction by entering a detox program in Haleyville, Alabama. However, after an intense confrontation at the center, she vanished, leaving a trail that seemed to evaporate after her last known locations—a camper and a residence connected to Eric Edwards. Join us as we reconstruct the mysterious timeline of her final days, scrutinizing her interactions and the enigmatic individuals she encountered. The story takes a puzzling turn as we dissect the investigation's baffling elements, especially around the Edwards property, where no trace of Jessica has been found despite extensive searches and the use of cadaver dogs.

As we unravel these complexities, the specter of drugs, potential police bias, and the question of a cover-up lurk in the background. Could the authorities' focus on a possible accidental overdose be overshadowing critical details? By examining these facets, we highlight the importance of community involvement in uncovering the truth. We encourage listeners to reach out with any information they might have, stressing that even the smallest lead could break the case wide open. Special thanks go to Larissa Lael for bringing this intriguing case to our attention. Follow us on social media for updates and share your thoughts or future case suggestions through our email. Your input is invaluable in our quest to uncover the truth behind Jessica's disappearance.

Sources:

https://www.solvethecase.org/case/2018-4/jessica-leeann-hamby

(https://electronics.howstuffworks.com/everyday-tech/geofencing.htm#:~:text=Geofencing%20is%20a%20digital%20technology%20that%20establishes)

https://mynbc15.com/news/local/unsolved-missing-persons-cases-leave-families-on-a-roller-coaster-ride-from-hell

https://abc3340.com/news/abc-3340-news-iteam/search-for-missing-mother-jessica-hamby-intensifies-with-subpoenas-for-tech-data

https://www.al.com/news/birmingham/2018/03/i_want_to_bring_her_home_mothe.html

https://charleyproject.org/case/jessica-lee-ann-hamby

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Crime Trap by MuzaProduction

Dark Tension by Leberchmus

What you want by Unknown

Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.
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This episode delves into the tragic disappearance of Layla Santanello, a young mother battling addiction, and the complexities surrounding her case. Through a combination of personal narrative and investigative insights, we explore the impact of addiction on relationships, the mysterious circumstances of Layla's last sighting, and the unsettling messages that emerged as her loved ones sought answers about her fate. 

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Sources:
https://disappearedblog.com/layla-santanello/
https://www.wjhl.com/news/local/keep-her-story-alive-layla-santanellos-disappearance-hits-1-year-mark/
https://www.the-sun.com/news/10583616/layla-santanello-missing-update-police-know-boyfriend-arrested/
https://wcyb.com/news/local/family-clings-to-hope-on-one-year-anniversary-of-layla-santanellos-disappearance
https://www.newsnationnow.com/missing/layla-santanello-hollynn-snapp/
https://wcyb.com/news/local/laylas-hope-family-starts-program-for-missing-youths-after-personal-tragedy
https://www.therogersvillereview.com/police_report/article_e4147e22-95db-11ee-8c41-efd06450b203.html
https://www.facebook.com/MissingPeopleInAmerica/posts/based-on-witness-statements-layla-spent-the-night-of-6252023-at-the-americourt-m/1041932277962397/
https://nypost.com/2023/12/06/news/young-moms-disappearance-could-absolutely-be-drug-related-stepmom/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByEkIjU6uZY
https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/kingsportcitytennessee/PST045224
Music:
Crime Trap by MuzaProduction
Don't Look Down the Basement by Gioele Fazzeri
Creepy Atmosphere with Piano and Pad by Universfield
A Piano with a Creepy Atmosphere by Universfield

Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.
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What if a routine day could suddenly twist into an unsolved mystery that would haunt a community for decades? Today, we unravel the baffling disappearance of Paige Renkoski from a highway in Michigan, tracing her last known steps and the chilling details that unfolded after her car was found idling, her belongings eerily untouched. Join us as we revisit eyewitness accounts of her emotional state and interactions with strange men near a minivan, and the unsettling questions these observations raise.

Suspicion looms large as we scrutinize the peculiar elements of Paige's case, from her abandoned car with the windshield wipers on to the cryptic anonymous letter that emerged years later. We dissect every angle the investigation took—or perhaps missed—including the role of a suspect whose identity remains shrouded in mystery even today. Through a close examination of police efforts and public contributions, we ponder whether key evidence slipped through the fingers of those searching for answers.

In the quest for resolution, we highlight the importance of community involvement and how your tips could be the missing piece of this decades-old puzzle. We invite listeners to not only reflect on the haunting possibilities of being a victim of circumstance but also to engage with us on social media, share thoughts, and maybe suggest the next gripping case to explore. As we continue to seek justice for Paige, your voice could be a crucial ally in piecing together the truth.

Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Paige_Renkoski
https://www.bigrapidsnews.com/news/article/missing-paige-renkoski-cold-case-michigan-tips-19476701.php
https://www.wilx.com/2023/05/24/msu-professor-brings-new-efforts-investigate-case-missing-okemos-woman/
https://charleyproject.org/case/paige-marie-renkoski
https://wbckfm.com/cold-case-fowlerville-the-disappearance-of-paige-renkoski/
https://coalitionforthemurderedandmissing.org/paige-renkoski/

Music:
Crime Trap by Muza Productions
Creepy-Echo-Piano by Tim Kulig
Sad Trap Beat by BRVAN

News audio courtesy of WILX

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What if a chilling encounter on a quiet night could unravel the very fabric of a small town? Join us as we explore the haunting disappearance of Angela Hammond, a young woman whose life was violently disrupted in Clinton, Missouri. Angela's last moments, shared with her fiancé Rob Schaefer over a payphone, were marked by the sinister presence of a green truck and a disheveled stranger. Rob's desperate chase after Angela's abductors adds a dramatic twist to this enduring mystery. We paint a vivid picture of Angela's vibrant yet interrupted life and the heart-wrenching events of that April night in 1991.

This episode uncovers unsettling parallels between Angela's abduction and other mysterious disappearances in the area, notably Trudy Darby's case. We delve into the tireless investigation efforts, from volunteers combing the area to law enforcement connecting the dots between similar cases. We reflect on the legacy Angela leaves behind and encourage our listeners to stay connected and share any tips or information. Your thoughts and suggestions for future episodes are invaluable as we continue our pursuit of justice for Angela Hammond. Join the conversation on social media, and perhaps together, we can uncover the truth behind these haunting events.

Sources:
https://www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov/MSHPWeb/mpphotos/A1001001A09H28B24653J822031.pdf
https://vocal.media/criminal/abduction-in-a-small-town-angela-hammond
https://fox2now.com/news/true-crime/note-offers-clues-in-mistaken-1991-missouri-abduction/
https://charleyproject.org/case/angela-marie-hammond
https://www.ky3.com/2021/04/15/old-evidence-could-lead-to-new-clues-in-30-year-old-clinton-abduction-case/
https://creepycatalog.com/angela-hammond-update/
https://uncovered.com/cases/angela-hammond
https://truecrimearticles.wordpress.com/2018/04/18/the-mysterious-abduction-of-angela-hammond/

Music:
Crime Trap by Muza Production
Irregular Rhythms by Tim Kulig
Creepy Atmosphere with Piano and Pad by Universfield

Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.
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What led Elisa Lam to the eerie depths of a water tank atop the Cecil Hotel? This haunting question unravels a web of mystery, mental health struggles, and the sinister past of one of Los Angeles's most infamous hotels. Join us as we explore the chilling case of the 21-year-old Canadian tourist whose tragic end has sparked endless intrigue and theories. From her solo journey through California to the unsettling security footage that captured her last known movements, we trace the events leading up to Elisa's disappearance, raising critical questions about the investigation's many puzzling oversights.

As we dig deeper into the suspicious circumstances of Elisa's death, the challenges she faced in accessing a restricted rooftop add a layer of complexity to this tragic puzzle. Is it possible she was a victim of foul play, or could her mental health struggles have rendered her vulnerable to a different kind of danger? The lack of crucial evidence collection, like rape kit and fingernail analysis, leaves us questioning the thoroughness of the official inquiry. We also explore how her mental state, possibly heightened by a manic episode, might have intersected with the eerie environment of the Cecil Hotel, a place shrouded in a history of darkness and intrigue.

The episode doesn't just stop at Elisa's story; we also reflect on the ghostly echoes of the Cecil Hotel itself, a place intertwined with tales of notorious figures and unresolved pain. Even as Elisa's case is officially closed, the mystery lingers, fed by unsettling theories and haunting elevator footage. Her Tumblr blog’s posthumous updates add yet another layer of intrigue to a story that captivates and confounds in equal measure. By examining these elements, we invite listeners to ponder the complex interplay of mental health, potential foul play, and an unsettling backdrop that continues to evoke a persistent sense of mystery.

Sources:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Elisa_Lam
https://www.biography.com/crime-figure/elisa-lam
https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a35461475/elisa-lam-true-story-death-elevator-crime-scene-netflix/
https://allthatsinteresting.com/elisa-lam-death
https://www.nbcnews.com/video/tourist-found-dead-in-l-a-hotel-water-tank-18843715534
https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/1.442023
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Music:
Crime Trap by Muza Production
Creepy Atmosphere with Piano and Pad by Universfield
The Wait by Never Not Dead
Horror Dark Cinematic Music by Alexaa221

Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.
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