In August of 1974, Tess Hilt 22 was brutally murdered in her off-campus apartment. Investigators had some solid suspects but not enough evidence to get a conviction. There were some unique details about the crime scene that may help the public identify the suspect.

In August of 1974, Tess Hilt 22 was brutally murdered in her off-campus apartment. Investigators had some solid suspects but not enough evidence to get a conviction. There were some unique details about the crime scene that may help the public identify the suspect.

The murdered Coed Tess Hilt

I have spent the last eight years creatively advocating for victims and families of the missing and murdered community. I started with a blog and then delved into working with families directly through podcasting. Over the last 2 years, I have branched into videos as well, which you can find on my Sipping on Some Crime YouTube channel.My podcast went down for a few years, but I am bringing back all those episodes and adding new ones from my current 50 State Cold Case Spotlight series, which is currently in season 2. Please bear with me while I load in all the previous episodes and the new ones as we go. If there are any updates with any episodes from my original library, I will make sure to include that in the description. I am the writer, the researcher, editor, and the producer of all sipping on some crime projects, a one-woman band, so it does take me some time to get everything loaded. I just recently started trying to write my own music for my episodes, which is why you’ll hear the intro change for a few episodes until episode 17. I cover all types of cases; I have no prerequisites for cases. I cover mostly unsolved cases, but I have covered solved cases and historical cases as well. I believe every victim, survivor, and loved one's story deserves to be told, and every one deserves to be brought home. As I say at the end of every single episode, every time you see a missing and murdered person's post on social media, it’s important that you share because every time we share a face, we get closer to solving a case, and I genuinely believe that.

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I have spent the last eight years creatively advocating for victims and families of the missing and murdered community. I started with a blog and then delved into working with families directly through podcasting. Over the last 2 years, I have branched into videos as well, which you can find on my Sipping on Some Crime YouTube channel. My podcast went down for a few years, but I am bringing back all those episodes and adding new ones from my current 50 State Cold Case Spotlight series, which is currently in season 2. Please bear with me while I load in all the previous episodes and the new ones as we go. If there are any updates with any episodes from my original library, I will make sure to include that in the description. I am the writer, the researcher, editor, and the producer of all sipping on some crime projects, a one-woman band, so it does take me some time to get everything loaded. I just recently started trying to write my own music for my episodes, which is why you’ll hear the intro change for a few episodes until episode 17. I cover all types of cases; I have no prerequisites for cases. I cover mostly unsolved cases, but I have covered solved cases and historical cases as well. I believe every victim, survivor, and loved one's story deserves to be told, and every one deserves to be brought home. As I say at the end of every single episode, every time you see a missing and murdered person's post on social media, it’s important that you share because every time we share a face, we get closer to solving a case, and I genuinely believe that.

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The murdered Coed Tess Hilt

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