Unsolved Mystery of McCoy  ////// 846

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68 year old Terry Lee McCoy lived alone in a nice ranch style home on 38 acres of land. Few several months he had been working to sell the home and property to downsize but mysteriously he vanished. At his home there were obvious signs of foul play. Terry didn’t just disappear he was murdered and likely by someone who knew him. His body was found 19 days later. There are several “Persons of Interest” in this still unsolved homicide case. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension tip line 1-877-996-6222. You may be eligible for a reward. 

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Killing was Purposeful Interviews /// Off The Record 

As a follow up to our “Killing was Purposeful” 4 part series we offer this episode of Off the Record to the masses. Nic talks with Officer Simon from the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office regarding the disappearance of 20 year old college student Sierah Joughin. Also, joining the show is Bob & Nikki Kolasinski founding members of Keeping Our Girls Safe, an Ohio non-profit working hard to educate and empower, young ladies and women. www.KOGSAFE.COM

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Killing was Purposeful /// Part 4 /// 844

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Starting in the 80s and then continuing for two decades, Toledo and northwest Ohio was experiencing an increase in violent crimes. Horrifically, abduction, murder, and rape were on the rise. Some of these cases remain open to this very day. Murder was difficult to investigate. Some cases were traditional homicides - person kills someone they know for reasons specific to their relationship. Others were more random. There were cases that were closed out with someone being held accountable for their actions and then there are cases that have fallen by the wayside. These cases have gone cold. But as we look back we must consider the possibility that one or more serial offenders operated in this area and went undetected. This week we take a look at the homicide case of Sierah Joughin. If you have information regarding the unsolved murder of Joann Jasso, Lori Ann Hill, or any information regarding serial offender James Dean Worley call the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office at 419-335-4010. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Claudia Tinsley please call the Toledo Police Department at 419-255-8443. To learn more about the Keep Our Girls Safe non-profit please visit their website at www.KOGSafe.com

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Killing was Purposeful /// Part 3 /// 843

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Starting in the 80s and then continuing for two decades, Toledo and northwest Ohio was experiencing an increase in violent crimes. Horrifically, abduction, murder, and rape were on the rise. Some of these cases remain open to this very day. Murder was difficult to investigate. Some cases were traditional homicides - person kills someone they know for reasons specific to their relationship. Others were more random. There were cases that were closed out with someone being held accountable for their actions and then there are cases that have fallen by the wayside. These cases have gone cold. But as we look back we must consider the possibility that one or more serial offenders operated in this area and went undetected. This week we take a look at the homicide case of Sierah Joughin. If you have information regarding the unsolved murder of Joann Jasso, Lori Ann Hill, or any information regarding serial offender James Dean Worley call the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office at 419-335-4010. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Claudia Tinsley please call the Toledo Police Department at 419-255-8443. To learn more about the Keep Our Girls Safe non-profit please visit their website at www.KOGSafe.com

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Killing was Purposeful  /// Part 2 ///  842

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Starting in the 80s and then continuing for two decades, Toledo and northwest Ohio was experiencing an increase in violent crimes. Horrifically, abduction, murder, and rape were on the rise. Some of these cases remain open to this very day. Murder was difficult to investigate. Some cases were traditional homicides - person kills someone they know for reasons specific to their relationship. Others were more random. There were cases that were closed out with someone being held accountable for their actions and then there are cases that have fallen by the wayside. These cases have gone cold. But as we look back we must consider the possibility that one or more serial offenders operated in this area and went undetected. This week we take a look at the still unsolved homicide case of Lori Ann Hill.

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Killing was Purposeful  /// Part 1 ///  841

Part 1 of 4 

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Starting in the 80s and then continuing for two decades, Toledo and northwest Ohio was experiencing an increase in violent crimes. Horrifically, abduction, murder, and rape were on the rise. Some of these cases remain open to this very day. Murder was difficult to investigate. Some cases were traditional homicides - person kills someone they know for reasons specific to their relationship. Others were more random. There were cases that were closed out with someone being held accountable for their actions and then there are cases that have fallen by the wayside. These cases have gone cold. But as we look back we must consider the possibility that one or more serial offenders operated in this area and went undetected. This week we take a look at the still unsolved homicide case of Lori Ann Hill.

Beer of the Week - Lawn Mower Yard Lager by Churchill Brewing

Garage Grade - 3 and a half bottle caps out of 5

Go to Crime Con 2025 in Denver, September 5 -7. Save on tickets by using our PROMO code - TCG

More True Crime Garage can be found on Patreon and Apple subscriptions with our show - Off The Record.  Catch dozens of episodes of Off The Record plus a couple of Bonus episodes and our first 50 when you sign up today. 

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Killing for Chaos /// Part 2 /// 840 

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February 28, 2025 - a simple welfare check was requested by multiple persons at a residence in Waukesha, Wisconsin.  Deputies were sent to the home to check on a family of three.  No one answered the door.  Soon the officers would have to force their way into the home.  What they discovered there quickly made a simple check a very complex homicide investigation.  The Waukesha Sheriff’s Office filed and executed multiple search warrants, and shortly after a nationwide manhunt was underway.  Nikita Casap, killed his parents and that was just the start of it. 

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Killing for Chaos /// Part 1 /// 839 

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February 28, 2025 - a simple welfare check was requested by multiple persons at a residence in Waukesha, Wisconsin.  Deputies were sent to the home to check on a family of three.  No one answered the door.  Soon the officers would have to force their way into the home.  What they discovered there quickly made a simple check a very complex homicide investigation.  The Waukesha Sheriff’s Office filed and executed multiple search warrants, and shortly after a nationwide manhunt was underway.  Nikita Casap, killed his parents and that was just the start of it. 

Beer of the Week - Wonago West, west coast IPA by Steel Tank Brewing Co. 

Garage Grade - 3 and 3 quarter bottle caps out of 5 

More True Crime Garage can be found on Patreon and Apple subscriptions with our show - Off The Record.  Catch dozens of episodes of Off The Record plus a couple of Bonus episodes and our first 50 when you sign up today. 

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Missing Interviews True Crime Garage /// Part 2

Part 2 of 2

Nic and the Captain sit down to talk True Crime with Tim and Lance from the podcast Missing. 

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Missing Interviews True Crime Garage /// Part 1

Part 1 of 2

Nic and the Captain sit down to talk True Crime with Tim and Lance from the podcast Missing. 

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