Sneha Philip vanished in New York on September 10th, 2001, and was never seen again. Her disappearance, overshadowed by the events of 9/11, remains one of the most baffling missing person cases in modern true crime.

In this episode, the story is accompanied by gentle rain sounds for night listening. Perfect for those who enjoy true crime stories in a calm, immersive, bedtime-friendly way. True Crime For Bedtime stories are based on real true crime cases, told slowly and thoughtfully, with a calm, soothing pace designed for bed time listening. Some details may be lightly dramatized for storytelling purposes.

So settle down, get comfortable, and let me tell you a true crime story before bed.

Hello, night owls. Edward here. Tonight, we're travelling to a small town tucked into the mountains of British Columbia, exploring a wilderness cabin with the atmospheric sounds of rain to help you drift into a deep sleep. Settle down, get comfortable, and let me tell you a true crime story before bed. 🎧 Headphones recommended for the cozy ambiance.How my stories are made:I collate all my True Crime For Bedtime stories from real crime cases, although some details may be lightly dramatized for storytelling purposes. I research each case thoroughly, adding the most interesting parts, but with respect for the victim and without gratuitous violence or sensationalism. I then add a soothing image and sounds to allow the story to speak for itself. If this sounds good to you, please subscribe for weekly videos...and let me know what types of sounds you like to hear.So settle down, get comfortable, and let me tell you a true crime story before bed.