After moving to Utah, Amy Westreicher lived with a series of friends over several months.

In 2010, Amy was residing with two other people in an abandoned trailer north of Roosevelt, Utah.

Following a violent confrontation, she was never seen again. Her case remains unsolved today.

Episode Sources: The Charley Project, Missing Persons of America, Marcos Ortiz at ABC4.com

Amy was last seen in Roosevelt, Utah. She has reddish brown hair and has 3 tattoos. A tattoo on the back of her neck (Paul), right calf (Alighia) and a picture of a red devil on her chest. Any information contact the Roosevelt Police, or the Duchesne County Sheriff’s Office (435) 738-2015.

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Bobby Jamison, his wife Sherilynn, and daughter Madyson all disappeared while traveling through rural Oklahoma in 2009.

Authorities confirmed four years later that remains found a few miles away belonged to the family, but the circumstances of their disappearance and deaths remain a mystery today.

Episode Sources: TheCharleyProject, The Medium, AllThatsInteresting, Ranker, The Oklahoman, FOx25 News, The DailyMail, and a few blogs.

This case's investigative agency is the Latimer (OK) County Sheriff’s Department: 918-465-4012

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Maura Murray was a 21-year-old nursing student completing her junior year at the University of Massachusetts Amherst when she disappeared after crashing her car along Route 112 near Woodsville, New Hampshire on the evening of February 9, 2004.

Episode Sources: CNN, Associated Press, the Boston Globe, Investigation Discovery’s 'Disappeared' Series, WBZ-TV, and James Renner’s book: "True Crime Addict: How I Lost Myself in the Mysterious Disappearance of Maura Murray"

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If you have seen Maura or if you have any information regarding her whereabouts, please contact the New Hampshire Division of State Police at (800) 852-3411 or (603) 846-3333 or e-mail [email protected].

Or, please contact the Haverhill Police Department at (603) 787-2222.

In Episodes 1 and 2, we covered the facts surrounding the death of 9-month-old Jacob Landin in 1987, and spoke with Jacob's older brother who now advocates for the case.

In Episode 3, Heather and Scott discuss their observations about the case, and comment on its lack of resolution even after more than three decades.

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When his baby brother died in 1987, Eric Carter-Landin was 6 years old and living with his father in a different state.

Now, more than 30 years later, Eric is on a mission to bring justice for Jacob. He believes that his mother's boyfriend, who was watching baby Jacob at the time, should have been charged for his brother's murder.

So far, nobody has been prosecuted.

Eric Carter-Landin is our gust for Episode 2. He hosts a podcast that also covers Jacob's cold case, and others: www.trueconsequences.com

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In 1987, a 9-month-old baby boy, Jacob Landin, was taken to the hospital with significant injuries after being in the care of his mother's boyfriend.

The case was investigated by authorities, and the man was arrested five years later, but he was never prosecuted.

It's not clear why.

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Heather Teague was abducted while sunbathing in Kentucky on August 26, 1995, according to an eyewitness.

A few suspects have been mentioned in her case, but she remains missing after more than 25 years.

Episode sources: Kentucky State Police, CharleyProject, 14News, and TheGleaner.

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5-year-old Victor "J.R." Shoemaker was attending a family reunion in rural West Virginia when he walked into the woods with two older cousins and disappeared.

After several extensive searches, no trace of J.R. has ever been found.

Episode sources: Associated Press, the Washington Post, the Virginian-Pilot, and the Charleston Gazette-Mail.

Victor was last seen wearing a red Bugs Bunny T-shirt, red shorts and white X-Men sneakers. Anyone having information about Victor should contact the West Virginia State Police 304-746-2100

https://www.wvsp.gov/missing-persons/Pages/MissingPerson_Detail.aspx?personid=4

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Cynthia Jane Anderson was a 20-year-old receptionist when she disappeared from her office in Toledo, Ohio on August 4, 1981.

If you have any information about this case, contact the Toledo Police Department at (419) 245-3151.

Episode Sources: The News-Messenger, Chillicothe Gazette, Toledo Blade, the Unsolved Mysteries website, and several forums.

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Welcome to the Case Overview series from Status: Pending, a 30-40 minute detailed overview and analysis of a different case each week, released every Friday.

On our first Case Overview episode: Connie Paris had just turned 18 years old in the spring of 1968 when she disappeared after departing a bus in Englewood, Colorado. Her body was found five days later.

Police are hopeful that a new clue released in 2013 will finally bring Connie's killer to justice.

If you have any information about Connie's case, call the Englewood PD cold case unit at 303-761-7410.

https://apps.colorado.gov/apps/coldcase/casedetail.html?id=1193

Episode Sources: Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, the Colorado Springs Telegraph, the Denver Post, the Associated Press, and KUSA-TV/9News.com

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