The newly released court documents in the Rebecca Kay Park case have uncovered disturbing new details about what investigators believe happened in the hours leading up to her disappearance and tragic death. In this episode, we break down the official charges, the police allegations, and the timeline prosecutors say unfolded on the night of November 3rd.

You’ll hear:

• 🔎 What law enforcement claims happened inside the Bartholomew home

• 📄 Key statements and evidence outlined in the affidavits

• 🧩 How investigators connected the pieces leading to multiple felony charges

• 🚔 Why Bradly and Cortney Bartholomew are each facing eight serious counts

• 📅 How Rebecca’s final movements fit into the developing timeline

• 👶 Updates on the search for her newborn son

• ⚖️ What to expect next at the upcoming preliminary hearing

This case has shaken an entire community — and tonight, we examine the documents that shed the first clear light on what police believe occurred.

Viewer/Listener discretion is advised.

This episode contains graphic allegations and sensitive material.

If you want reliable coverage without rumors, misinformation, or online speculation, you’re in the right place. Steph’s Case Files is committed to presenting verified information straight from official sources.

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On December 3rd, 2025, Steph’s Case Files brings you one of the most controversial and chilling cases Tennessee has ever seen — the case of Gary Wayne Sutton, a man scheduled to be executed on December 3rd, 2026… unless new evidence, long-ignored alibis, and suppressed investigative details change everything.

In this explosive episode, Stephanie sits down for a LIVE interview with Sutton’s alibi witness — someone whose testimony could reshape the narrative surrounding the murder of Tommy Griffin and the convictions of Sutton and his co-defendant.

You’ll hear:

🔍 What really happened the night of the murder

🕒 Where Sutton says he was — and who backs up that alibi

📁 The investigative missteps and withheld facts now surfacing after nearly three decades

⚖️ Why experts and advocates are questioning whether the wrong man is on death row

🚨 The details investigators don’t want the public to know

If you’ve followed wrongful-conviction cases, Tennessee death-row controversies, or the long-buried evidence in the Sutton case — this episode is mandatory listening.

🎧 Stream now and decide for yourself:

Is Gary Wayne Sutton guilty beyond a reasonable doubt… or has the justice system been protecting the wrong story?

Join guest Alyssa as she shares the true crime story that she lived through. This podcast is a heartfelt narrative exploring the journey of overcoming deep-seated family trauma; navigating complex sibling relationships, and surviving toxic situations. Through her personal story, Alyssa hopes to spread awareness and help others feel less alone. This is a space for exploring the path to recovery, breaking toxic family cycles, and understanding that healing is possible, even when a monster has been living right under your nose.

When 33-year-old Katlyn Harp vanished from Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, her family knew something wasn’t right. Days later, her body was found in a wooded area—and the truth began to unravel. In this gripping episode of Steph’s Case Files: Truth Be Told - A True Vrimr Podcast, we dig into the timeline, the shocking charges against her husband Vincent Harp, and the fight for justice by her family. With exclusive insights and investigative reporting, this is one case you don’t want to miss.

On a quiet summer night, Jessica Paige Kemp vanished without a trace. No warning. No goodbyes. Just an empty house and unanswered questions.

What Happened to Jessica Paige Kemp is a gripping true crime podcast that dives deep into the mysterious disappearance of a young woman whose case just happened in May of 2025 while camping alone in the woods. 

Hosted by Steph’s Case Files this podcast pieces together the story that authorities left behind. If you’re drawn to cold cases, missing persons, and real-life mysteries, this series is for you.

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In 2021, quadriplegic father and veteran Chris Skinner was found submerged in his community pool. His death was ruled an accident—until years later, when his family came forward with chilling claims: allegations of an affair, a life insurance payout, and a story that didn’t match the man they knew.

In this gripping episode of Steph’s Case Files: Truth Be Told, we reopen the file on Chris Skinner’s mysterious death and the disturbing questions that followed. Was it a tragic accident… a suicide no one wanted to admit… or something even more sinister?

Through family testimony, medical facts, and a newly reopened investigation, we dive deep into the timeline, explore inconsistencies, and follow the voices determined to speak for Chris—when he no longer could.

🎧 Tune in for the full story—and decide for yourself.

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In this powerful episode of Steph’s Case Files: Truth Be Told, we examine the disturbing and long-overlooked case of Joseph Dalton, a former Tennessee educator whose alleged misconduct spanned nearly twenty years. What begins as a series of complaints soon reveals a deeply unsettling pattern — one that was repeatedly ignored by those in power.

Through firsthand accounts, records, and investigative reporting, this episode uncovers how warning signs were missed, reports were dismissed, and children were left vulnerable for far too long. This is not just a story of a man—it’s a story of a system that failed to act.

In this episode, we delve into the heartbreaking case of 12-year-old Malinda Hoagland, whose life was tragically cut short due to prolonged abuse and neglect. We explore the circumstances leading to her death, the charges brought against her father and his girlfriend, and the systemic failures that allowed the abuse to continue unchecked. Through interviews and expert analysis, we discuss the ongoing legal proceedings and the family’s pursuit of justice, highlighting the urgent need for reforms in child protective services.

Join me on Steph’s Case Files: Truth Be Told as we investigate one of Tennessee’s most troubling accountability failures—The Joesph Dalton Case.

Dalton, a former floating PE teacher, worked across multiple Blount County schools for nearly two decades. Despite numerous concerns dating back to 2005, he remained in the classroom until a parent’s report in 2023 led to a formal investigation.

In 2024, Dalton pleaded guilty to five misdemeanor charges and received a sentence of six months probation under judicial diversion—no incarceration, no placement on the sex offender registry, and eligibility for expungement.

This episode explores:

This isn’t just a case—it’s a wake-up call for educators, parents, and lawmakers alike.

Photography By: Kayla Tinker

Joseph Dalton is a former physical education teacher who worked for Blount County Schools in Tennessee. He was employed as a floating PE instructor, teaching at multiple elementary schools including Friendsville, Lanier, and Walland.

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