Grace is on the Case

In this episode, Grace goes back into the archives to a two-part episode released in June 2021, where she counted down the fugitives on the FBI’s Top 10 Most Wanted List and covered their cases.  This week and next, she’s reviewing the list again, providing updates in the cases of those on the list in 2021 and covering the new cases added since then.

In this episode, Grace goes back into the archives to a two-part episode released in June 2021, where she counted down the fugitives on the FBI’s Top 10 Most Wanted List and covered their cases.  This week and next, she’s reviewing the list again, providing updates in the cases of those on the list in 2021 and covering the new cases added since then.

In this episode, Grace dives into the mysterious disappearance of two young hikers who seemingly vanished from a well-traveled trail in the Panamanian jungle.  Was this a tragic case of two young women losing their way, or did something more sinister occur?

Sources for this episode:

r/UnresolvedMysteries post by herbivorousclown

Kremers Froon Case Wiki

The Daily Beast

Sistema Nacional de Proteccion Civil (National Civil Protection System) (SINAPROC)

Photos:

Photo of Lisanne and Kris at the Mirador of the El Pianista trail.

Photo of Kris on the North path after the women reached the Mirador.

Panoramic stitch of the April 8th images by Reddit user u/NeededMonster.

In this two-part episode, Grace explores the disappearance of 9-year old Asha Degree, who seemingly walked out of her home in Shelby, North Carolina one stormy February night in 2000.  After a handful of sightings of her walking down the side of a state highway and a few of her belongings found in a shed a mile and a half from her home, Asha seemed to have just vanished into thin air that night, never to be seen or heard from again.  So, where is Asha, and why did she walk out of her home and into the night?

Sources for this episode:

Reddit: r/unresolvedmysteries – Asha Degree Part 1

Reddit: r/unresolvedmysteries – Asha Degree Part 2

FindingAshaDegree.com

FBI.gov – Looking for Asha

Uncovered.com – Asha Degree

In this two-part episode, Grace explores the disappearance of 9-year old Asha Degree, who seemingly walked out of her home in Shelby, North Carolina one stormy February night in 2000.  After a handful of sightings of her walking down the side of a state highway and a few of her belongings found in a shed a mile and a half from her home, Asha seemed to have just vanished into thin air that night, never to be seen or heard from again.  So, where is Asha, and why did she walk out of her home and into the night?

Sources for this episode:

Reddit: r/unresolvedmysteries – Asha Degree Part 1

Reddit: r/unresolvedmysteries – Asha Degree Part 2

FindingAshaDegree.com

ABC 15 News: FBI Continues Piecing Clues Together After Child Vanishes from NC Home

Photograph Found with Asha’s Things on the Turner Property

FBI Missing Person Flier: Asha Degree

WCNC Charlotte: 9 Year Old Asha Degree Went Missing 22 Years Ago

In this episode, Grace dives into the life of Ted Carr, a serial killer who, in what some may call a righteous twist of fate, accidentally killed himself while committing a triple murder.  But his death actually left those who survived him a lot more questions than answers, including just how many victims he was actually responsible for killing.

Sources for this episode:

Serial Killer Database: Melvin Carr

Reddit: Unresolved Mysteries – Ted Carr

Melvin Carr Obituary

Indiana Senate Bill 67

In the second part of this two-part episode, Grace discusses other areas in the country who have seen the same pattern of accidental drownings of young men, and dives into a theory backed by two former NYPD detectives and a university professor about a cross-country serial killer gang who they think is responsible.

Sources for this episode:

TikTok: Barstool Chicago – Is there a possible serial killer in Chicago?

Cryptid Antiquarian Blog: Boston’s Mysterious Vanishing Men

Cryptoid Antiquarian Blog: Boston’s Mysterious Vanishing Men Part 2

OnMilwaukee: The Killer Nobody Wants to Talk About

Fox32: New Smiley Face Killer Leads

Milwaukee Magazine: Smiley Face Killers

Gothamist: Retired Cops Suspect Gang Behind Serial Drownings

Heavy: Who Are the Smiley Face Killers

Crime Magazine: Smiley Face Killers Victim Zero

In the first part of this two part episode, Grace dives into the troubling pattern of young men disappearing from bars and social functions in Chicago and being found dead days or weeks later in the city’s waterways.  Is there an active serial killer operating in Chicago?

Sources for this episode:

Q985: Is There a Serial Killer in Chicago?

NBC 5: Missing Northwestern Student Found in Lake Michigan

NBC 5: Two Young Men Found in Lake Michigan This Month

NBC 5: Causes of Death Still Pending in Cases of Two Young Men Found Dead in Lake Michigan

TikTok: Barstool Chicago – Is there a possible serial killer in Chicago?

Barstool Sports: Possible Serial Killer in Chicago

Bodies are washing up on the shore of Lake Michigan and along Chicago’s rivers

Heavy: Bodies Found in Chicago Waterways

YouTube: Lovekayray – Is there a serial killer in chicago?

ABC 7: Body found off Wilmette shore ID’d as UIC student Daniel Sotelo

NBC 5: Body of Missing Man Found on South Branch of Chicago River

Inaki Bascaran Cause of Death Determined

ABC 7: Body pulled from lake ID’d as 21-year-old missing man from Poland

In this update episode, Grace discusses the December 30, 2022 arrest in the quadruple murder of four University of Idaho students in Moscow, Idaho, which was originally covered in the 2022 True Crime Headline Round-Up episode.

Sources for this episode:

Byan Kohberger’s PA Court Documents

CNN: Arrest in Moscow Idaho Murders – Live Updates

Moscow Police Department Official Press Conference – 12/30/22

ABC News: Idaho Murders Suspect Arrested

In this episode, Grace covers six of the most notable true crime headlines from 2022.  This will be the final episode of the year, but Grace will be back after a short holiday break to continue bringing you cases each week.

Sources for this episode:

ID Crimefeed: Nancy Bennallack

Des Moines Register: Donald Studey

Wikipedia: Gilbert Ray Postelle

Wikipedia: 2022 Death Row Executions

Fox News: Wrong Drug Used in Postelle Execution

The Intercept: Oklahoma’s Looming Execution Spree

The Daily Mail: Donald Studey

NPR: Waukesha Christmas Parade Killings

CNN: Darrell Brooks Sentencing

R/UnresolvedMysteries: Delphi Murders

Wikipedia: The Murders of Abigail Williams and Liberty German

Fox 59: Delphi Suspect Charged

Independent: Who is Richard Allen?

Richard Allen’s Probable Cause Affidavit

Fox News: University of Idaho Murders Timeline

ABC News: Idaho Murders: Two Surviving Roommates Break Silence