Naptime Nancy Drew Podcast

Faye Jackson Dollar went missing on November 30th, 1980. She was found in the trunk of her own car, miles away, abandoned in a Atlanta hotel parking lot. Who murdered this mother of two and beloved high school teacher? Someone knows. It's not too late for justice. Call Atlanta Police Department at (404) 546-4235. If you would like to remain anonymous, you can email me at [email protected] and I will turn the tip in for you. Or, leave me a voicemail or text through Google Voice at 503-558-6850.

Edited by Bear Beat Productions
Podcast Promos by Doe Podcast, Mouse & Weens, and Great Unsolved Podcast

Music by Mark Walloch of AWOL Nation, titled Backdoor Brawl. Purchased on premiumbeat.com

Sources :
fbi.gov
https://www.atlantapd.org/i-want-to/cold-homicide-cases
newspapers.com
http://philosophyofcrime.com/who-murdered-the-math-teacher/
ancestry.com
https://www.ajc.com/news/local/see-atlanta-police-department-list-cold-homicide-cases/e80wGIT5A77k0MkDLIgBqM/

In this episode, I share the unsolved serial killings of Gladys May Hensley, Janice Marie Dickinson, and Geraldine Spencer Toohey, who were sexually assaulted and murdered in Eugene, OR, from 1986 to 1988. In 2000, these three victims were connected via the DNA of one man. Eugene PD sought the services of Parabon Nanolabs to construct a computer generated composite sketch of the killer's face from his DNA. This DNA snapshot was revealed to the public in January of 2018. I break down these three cases, as well as multiple other unsolved murders around Oregon that are similar in nature, to see if there is any chance that these victims all share the same killer, as well as share some persons of interest from those similar crimes.

Edited by BearBeatProductions.com

All tips pertaining to the three connected unsolved Eugene murders, AKA the man I've referred to as the Beaver State Slayer, please contact Eugene Police Department at (541)682-5162.

Any information regarding ANY of the unsolved PORTLAND murders, should be sent to Portland Police Bureau at 503-823-0400,

And any info regarding the unsolved SALEM murders should be sent to Salem Police Department at (503)-540-8006

If you prefer to email a tip in rather than over the phone, I would be more than happy to turn any tips in FOR you. Email me at [email protected]

Podcast Promos By:
LA Not So Confidential Podcast
Ghost Town Podcast
Murderific Podcast


Intro music is titled Backdoor Brawl by Marc Walloch of AWOL Nation.
Purchased via premiumbeat.com

Episode Sources Include:

Philosophyofcrime.com

Washapp.org

casetext.com

Newspapers.com

Multnomah County Library

Statesman Journal Via Newspapers.com

PortlandOregon.gov

KVAL.com

Capital Journal via Newspapers.com

KLCC.org

JackBadler.com

ALbany Democrat Herald via Newspapers.com

Sneha Ann Philip is listed as the 2,751st victim of the World Trade Center. However, much mystery surrounds her disappearance. I discuss a theory that I've not yet heard covered.
This episode is part of my "Power Nap" mini episodes, which are available on my Patreon page, patreon.com/naptimenancypod
I'm posting it to main podcast streaming devices, so that listeners get a feel for the episode quality available on my Patreon page.
Thank you for listening, and stay tuned for Episode 8 out soon, and Patreon Power Nap episode 3 out this month as well!

Photo credit: http://livingmemorial.voicesofseptember11.org/dr-sneha-anne-philip

Brian "Joe" Page disappeared in the wee hours of Sunday January 13th, 1975, after taking LSD with a friend at a party. Both Joe and Joe's friend's car were never seen again. His friend claims to have zero recollection of what happened. In this episode, I will walk listeners through the timeline, and explore the myths and facts surrounding the effects of the drug LSD. Joe's disappearance has been discussed online as possibly being linked to Chicago serial kiiller, John Wayne Gacy, so I will be breaking down this theory as well. Thanks for listening!

Contact Portland Police Bureau with any tips!
www.portlandoregon.gov/police

Sources:
Newspapers.com
Statesman Journal
PortlandOregon.gov/police

Contact me at [email protected]

This is part 2 of the story of how my sexual assault experience from college has effected me mentally and physical. In this second half, I share how watching Netflix's Unbelievable helped inspire and encourage me to finally tell my parents about my rape after 16 years. There are also resources at the end of the episode regarding how to seek help for your own sexual assault, PTSD, and/or eating disorder. Thank you so much for listening!

This episode is a two part episode where I share my sexual assault from college and how I went from blaming myself to being able to admit that I was raped out loud. I use snark and humor to explain my story, so it doesn't get too heavy. More twists and surprises to come in part two...so stay tuned and thank you for listening!

On Mother's Day Weekend 2016, my life would forever change. My mom pushed past her deepest fears and turn her step-father in as a potential person of interest within the Golden State Killer case. This into episode is my pregnant and anxiety ridden journey as Knocked Up Nancy Drew. Trying to research the Golden State Killer case, while simultaneously researching potential connections to my mom's step-father, trying to help my Complex PTSD feel safe and waiting for my mom's step-father's DNA results to come back from the Sacramento Crime lab. This is the story of how I became known as Naptime Nancy.