Missing Magnolias

Jennifer Norris is retired US Air Force, military sexual assault survivor, and owner of the website Military Justice for All.

Jen is both digital chronicler and crusader of military crimes and abuses of power on our military bases with Fort Hood being the most notable offender. Jen helps to break down some of the complex issues within the military, while sharing her experience working with the victims' families and lobbying for reform. She has also made McNamara'd into a verb and we're here for it!

Few families can understand what it is like to experience the grief associated with "prolonged missing-ness." Ivy Lynn Mantell was last seen with a boyfriend in the Getty Square area of Yonkers, New York on June 9, 2011 before she vanished without a trace. Ivy's family share with us the factors that contributed to Ivy's disappearance as well their exhausted efforts to get answers within a broken system.

The man, the myth, the legend Todd Matthews! Todd is the cofounder of The Doe Network and former employee of NamUs who began his journey as the original websleuth with his solving of a Jane Doe case known as "Tent Girl."

Larry and Amber Douglas, founders of Xtreme Cleaners, share with us a day in the life operating a Louisiana biohazard and crime scene cleanup company.

Holden shares with us navigating life in the aftermath as a survivor of a brutal and heinous hate crime. On June 20, 2020, Lafayette teen Holden White, was attacked following a Grindr date by another gay teen who idolized serial killers. Today, Holden is recovering from his injuries and uses his experience to advocate on the behalf of others.

Learn from an expert. Cohost, Dr. Michelle Jeanis, takes us back to basics with some Criminology :101.

Donna Wyble, a Louisiana woman, shares with us the emotional story of the recent solving of her mother's murder, a fifty-one-year old cold case, with the help of DNA and forensic genealogy.