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Introducing: Just In Case You Forgot
Just in Case You Forgot is a true crime podcast about the Stacey Colbert cold case. On March 22, 1998, Stacey Colbert, an Ohio State University graduate, went missing from her apartment in Columbus, Ohio. There were no leads in the case till in 2004 skeletal remains were found in a different Ohio county. After 25 years there still has been no leads in the case. Host, Bill Swafford, will look into the Stacey Colbert case and talk to those close to Stacey Colbert.
The first episode is set to drop March 22, 2023 the 25th anniversary of the day Stacey Colbert went missing.
If you know of the Stacey Colbert case and would like to talk about it, you can email the host of "Just In Case You Forgot" at email: [email protected] Host: William (Bill) Swafford-Instagram: @swafford2017
All content in this podcast is a matter of public record or based on the recollections of people involved in or affected by Stacey’s disappearance. Theories presented are just that and should not be considered a statement of fact.
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By William SwaffordJust in Case You Forgot is a true crime podcast about the Stacey Colbert cold case. On March 22, 1998, Stacey Colbert, an Ohio State University graduate, went missing from her apartment in Columbus, Ohio. There were no leads in the case till in 2004 skeletal remains were found in a different Ohio county. After 25 years there still has been no leads in the case. Host, Bill Swafford, will look into the Stacey Colbert case and talk to those close to Stacey Colbert.
The first episode is set to drop March 22, 2023 the 25th anniversary of the day Stacey Colbert went missing.
If you know of the Stacey Colbert case and would like to talk about it, you can email the host of "Just In Case You Forgot" at email: [email protected] Host: William (Bill) Swafford-Instagram: @swafford2017
All content in this podcast is a matter of public record or based on the recollections of people involved in or affected by Stacey’s disappearance. Theories presented are just that and should not be considered a statement of fact.