Listen as Melissa and Ed discuss new updates in the Ilonka Cann case. 

Scranton 5 Continued...

In December of 1987, Laureen Finn was murdered and her body was found on fire near the University of Scranton campus. Over three decades later Laureen's killer is still a mystery...or is he?

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Back in the day mental health was not widely acknowledged. If treatment was provided it would typically be harsh, cruel, and ineffective. The lack of knowledge, correct treatment, and the negative connotations of mental illness could have potentially been the reason behind the disappearance of Andrea Jean Coyle. She struggled with mental illness and in 1971 she experienced a breakdown. The hospital she stayed at provided a course of electroconvulsive therapy. According to Andrea’s family she was never the same after. For years her mental health was teetering between attempting suicide, disappearing for months on end, and making poor choices. December 19, 1998 was the last time her family has seen or heard from her.

In December of 1978, 22 year-old Joanne Williams disappeared under mysterious circumstances from her hometown of Scranton, PA. Her disappearance would lead investigators to wonder... could Scranton have a serial killer?

Mary Ann Bagenstose was a 25-year old devoted mother living in Lancaster County and working as a nurse’s aide. On June 5, 1984, Mary Ann informed her mother of plans to go car shopping with her estranged husband, Jere. While waiting for Jere to return from the park with their son Jeremy, Mary Ann presumably walked to Turkey Hill, but never arrived and has not been heard from since.

We have a special Halloween episode for you.  This is the solved murder of six-year-old Karen Mauk from October 1954.

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For our last spooky episode of the season, listen to find out why you may see this spirit wondering around multiple locations in SEPA.

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