In this week's extra-long episode to celebrate one year of KCC, listen as Chelsea, Grace, and Sarah discuss recaps and updates for the cases that were covered in the first six months of the podcast. All information is available through original blogposts on kccpod.com 

Diane Wolf was going through her typical Friday schedule after she left her shift at Hanover foods on January 31st, 1999. She stopped home to drop off her lunchbox and some Avon products then left to go run her typical errands. The last sighting of her was when she stopped at Allfirst Bank and deposited her paycheck. She was recorded on surveillance at 7:33AM and after that it is a mystery. Other than town gossip there haven’t been many leads over the past 23 years. 

While walking home from a work Christmas party after a spat with her husband, Barbara Ann Mangus went missing. Two weeks later, on New Year’s Eve, she was found murdered. Her primary injury was strangulation. Investigators were left to put fragments of stories together to create one narrative in an attempt to solve the mystery of what happened to Barbara Ann Mangus that December night in 1974. Listen as Sarah tells the story and discusses theories with Chelsea. 

The brutal murder of two young men in a video rental store in a Warminster shopping center in November of 1993 became known as the West Coast Video Murders.  No one has ever been charged with the murders, investigators have never even announced a suspect, despite having DNA evidence and possibly the murder weapon.  Bryan and Seann’s families remain desperate for answers 28 years later.  Who killed Bryan Benson and Seann Campbell? Listen as Grace tells the story and exchanges theories with Chelsea and Sarah. Sources and images available at kccpod.com. 

Rocco Marinaro was walking home from eating out at a restaurant in Allentown. He was found shot inside his enclosed porch in 2012 and to date no persons of interest have been released. The Allentown police did release a clip of surveillance footage of Rocco walking home that they believe could lead to more information. They are looking to help identify two people who were seen shortly after Rocco passed the camera. 

Michelle Farr ran a typical errand to the grocery store only two blocks away from her home. On her way home she was abducted. The following day her body was found in Lake Nockamixon. This case has been unsolved for 41 years and 6 year old Michelle deserves justice.

Listen as Chelsea tells the stories and discusses theories with Grace. Sources and information available at kccpod.com

When the search for a missing person turns up a body near the train tracks, family members are left asking who did this? And better yet, why? The family has their theories; investigators say they're close; but who caused the death of Keith John Polerecki? Listen as Sarah tells the tale and discusses ideas with Chelsea. Sources and images available at kccpod.com. 

In the early morning hours of April 13, 1994 an abandoned car was found stopped on a foggy highway.  Both front doors were wide open, the car was out of gas and the battery was dead.  The car was covered in mud and scratches, like the ‘93 Plymouth had just been off-roading in the surrounding wilderness, but there it was in the middle of the westbound lane of a Pennsylvania highway.  The area was thoroughly searched, but no driver or passengers of the vehicle were ever located.  And where was the woman who had rented the car for a cross country trip in the first place?  23 year-old Karen Denise Wells? This week, Grace tells the story with comments from Chelsea and Sarah. All sources and information is available at kccpod.com

Rachael DelTondo was a loving elementary school teacher. She was a beautiful, caring, and passionate 33 year old who was unfortunately gunned down in her parent’s driveway. Did she catch feelings for someone that should have never been on her radar? Did she cross a teacher line? Was this person the cause of her death? Sources and photos at kccpod.com 

On New Year’s Eve 1979, while many partied together to ring in 1980, Mrs. Helen Popa was at home when at least one assailant entered her house and beat her, causing her to die from the blunt force trauma she endured. Now, 42 years later, and thanks to the dedication of one specific trooper, this cold case is closer to a solution than it’s ever been before. Who killed Helen Popa on that winter night so many years ago and when will they finally be captured? Sources and photos are available at kccpod.com