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The Sodder Children Part 1: The Fire That Left No Answers
On Christmas Eve 1945, the Sodder family home in Fayetteville, West Virginia, caught fire. By morning, five of the ten Sodder children were believed dead. But investigators found something extraordinary: no identifiable human remains. That discovery sparked one of America's longest-running missing person mysteries. George Sodder and Jennie Sodder spent the rest of their lives searching for answers.
In this episode of Unsolved and Missing, we begin with the fire itself and the first questions that arose before the ashes had even cooled.
In this episode of Unsolved and Missing, we begin with the fire itself and the first questions that arose before the ashes had even cooled.
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By EduadoOn Christmas Eve 1945, the Sodder family home in Fayetteville, West Virginia, caught fire. By morning, five of the ten Sodder children were believed dead. But investigators found something extraordinary: no identifiable human remains. That discovery sparked one of America's longest-running missing person mysteries. George Sodder and Jennie Sodder spent the rest of their lives searching for answers.
In this episode of Unsolved and Missing, we begin with the fire itself and the first questions that arose before the ashes had even cooled.
In this episode of Unsolved and Missing, we begin with the fire itself and the first questions that arose before the ashes had even cooled.