In 1986, eleven-year-old Athena “Tina” Hogan was walking through her Lawton, Oklahoma neighborhood selling candy bars for a school fundraiser. It was supposed to be an ordinary afternoon , the kind of small-town moment built on trust, innocence, and community. She never made it home. What began as a simple school fundraiser turned into one of Lawton’s most heartbreaking and unresolved cases. Tina was later found dead, and nearly four decades later, justice has still not been served. In this episode of Into the Weeds, we take a closer look at: • What happened that day in 1986• The timeline of Tina’s disappearance• The investigation and unanswered questions• The impact on her family and the Lawton community• Why this case still matters today Athena Hogan was more than a headline. She was a child. A daughter. A classmate. A little girl trying to win a prize for selling candy bars. Someone knows what happened. If you have information about the death of Athena Hogan, please contact the appropriate authorities in Lawton, Oklahoma. Justice delayed is not justice denied — but 1986 is far too long to wait.#JusticeForTina #AthenaHogan #LawtonOklahoma #UnsolvedCases #IntoTheWeeds