Mengqi Ji went missing from her home in Columbia, MO in 2019. When her husband interviews with local news, clues about what might have happened to her start to surface for investigators. This is Part 2 of 2.

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Mengqi Ji is a young mom from Columbia, Missouri who went was not in her bed when her husband woke up one morning in 2019. When her parents fly in from China to join the search, one thread is pulled that unravels this entire missing person case. Could Mengqi Ji have her own nefarious plans and run off with a lover? Or is it possible that she is the victim of a horrible crime?

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On the morning of May 5th, 1983, Melody Jones' mother arrived at a home in rural Oklahoma. She found her daughter's car in the driveway and the front door ajar. What she found inside becomes one of Oklahoma's most enduring cold cases.

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Flossie Wilbur disappeared from Angelica, New York on August 24th, 1985. While on the surface this seems like a simple old case solved, Flossie left a legacy in her town that makes her story surprisingly complicated.

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Follow me into a dilapidated treehouse in the woods of Watertown, TN. There, a soft spoken and artistic genius named David Riemens lived with his dog and slept under the stars. He opted out of the tech life, choosing instead to communicate with loved ones with antiquated post cards.

Though well-loved by his small community, his mysterious ways became a serious problem when he slipped through the cracks of his small town.

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As we're all snuggled up inside watching the new season of Unsolved Mysteries on Netflix, most of us are googling "unsolved mysteries solved" with popcorn dust on our fingers. This is an Unsolved Mysteries episode that did get solved and you're gonna wanna buckle up for this one. View the Content Guide, Sources, and a Transcript of the Case

Akia Eggleston was 37 weeks pregnant when she missed her long-awaited baby shower. When her family rushed to her apartment, they found it half-emptied with a hole in the wall. Despite these troublesome finds and the fact that Akia was on bed rest, the police take their time getting involved and now, three years later, Akia’s family still needs help finding her and Baby A.

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While 2020 has been really difficult, it’s a great year for Cold Cases! Several Jane Does have been identified. Here are the haunting stories of two Jane Does whose cases are worth following. View the Content Guide, Sources, and a Case Summary:  Episode Guide: Murdered Jane Does Come chat with me on Facebook! Milk and Murder

Dayton, OH mom Cheryl Coker goes missing after dropping her daughter off at school. She posts a few posts on Facebook, her phone pings a few times around the house, and then she’s never seen alive again. Surveillance footage in a grocery store parking lot shows a mysterious person dropping off her car and walking away, leaving nothing but questions and devastation.  View the Content Guide, Sources, and a Case Summary: Episode Guide: Murdered Cheryl Coker Support the Show:  patreon.com/itwasthehusband

Jim Wright and Tina Combs were leaning into their newly blooming long-distance friendship when they decided to meet for the very first time. However, what should have been an exciting new adventure ends up being the most gruesome crime the town of Kyle, TX has ever seen.  View the Content Guide, Sources, and a Case Summary: Episode Guide: Murdered Jim & Tina Support the Show:  patreon.com/itwasthehusband