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Molly Miller & Colt Haynes /// Part 2 /// 682

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July 7th, 2013 - 17 year old Molly Miller and 21 year old Colt Haynes had just met about a 10 days prior when they meet up for a night with others at a party. Molly and Colt leave the house party with a local guy that they both know. His name is James Conn Nipp. Nipp is known well in the area by both civilians and members of local law enforcement. Nipp decided to piss off the police. He was practically begging them for a high speed chase, something he had done several times before. After the police chase Nipp goes home. Molly and Colt have not been seen since. Grab a beer and cool down in the Garage with Nic and the Captain. Happy 4th of July! 

Beer of the Week - Hatchback Inferno by Tactical Brewing Company 

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

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Molly Miller & Colt Haynes /// Part 1 /// 681

Part 1 of 2

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July 7th, 2013 - 17 year old Molly Miller and 21 year old Colt Haynes had just met about a 10 days prior when they meet up for a night with others at a party. Molly and Colt leave the house party with a local guy that they both know. His name is James Conn Nipp. Nipp is known well in the area by both civilians and members of local law enforcement. Nipp decided to piss off the police. He was practically begging them for a high speed chase, something he had done several times before. After the police chase Nipp goes home. Molly and Colt have not been seen since. Grab a beer and cool down in the Garage with Nic and the Captain. Happy 4th of July! 

Beer of the Week - Hatchback Inferno by Tactical Brewing Company 

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

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Frauke Liebs /// Part 2 /// 680

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On June 20th of 2006 Frauke Liebs, a 21 year old nursing student disappeared under very strange and mysterious circumstances. She was met with foul play sometime around or after midnight. That night she was out with friends watching a FIFA World Cup match at a pub. Frauke planned to walk home. After leaving the pub there have been no confirmed sightings of her since. But she did text and call her roommate several times after her disappearance. This is one of Germany’s most intriguing open cases. This week Nic and the Captain also discuss The Lonely Hearts Killers. 

Beer of the Week - Clock Work Tangerine from BrewDog 

Garage Grade - 4 and half bottle caps out of 5 

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Frauke Liebs /// Part 1 /// 679

Part 1 of 2

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On June 20th of  2006 Frauke Liebs, a 21 year old nursing student disappeared under very strange and mysterious circumstances. She was met with foul play sometime around or after midnight. That night she was out with friends watching a FIFA World Cup match at a pub. Frauke planned to walk home. After leaving the pub there have been no confirmed sightings of her since. But she did text and call her roommate several times after her disappearance. This is one of Germany’s most intriguing open cases. This week Nic and the Captain also discuss The Lonely Hearts Killers. 

Beer of the Week - Clock Work Tangerine from BrewDog 

Garage Grade - 4 and half bottle caps out of 5 

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DeOrr Kunz Jr. /// Part 2 /// 678

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In the summer of 2015 a two-year-old went missing from a campground in Lemhi County, Idaho.  According to the 911 call DeOrr Kunz Jr. vanished on the morning of day two of a weekend long camping trip.  Little to no trace of him at all has ever been found.  When the case broke everyone was looking for the little boy.  Searchers looked for the little boy for ten straight days using every resource available to them at the time.  When the search turned up little to nothing, the parents said little DeOrr had been abducted.  The Sheriff’s department said that they have evidence that something else happened.  Since then Private Investigators have been hired, fired, donated their time to the case and have been sued by DeOrr’s father.  Klein Investigations and Consulting was one of those PI firms to join the case.  This week in the Garage we are joined by one of the lead Private Investigators who continues to work this case to find DeOrr and get justice for the lost “little man.”  We get insider and behind the scenes information about the case as an effort to make a strong push toward finally bringing this case to a close. 

If you have ANY information at all that could help this case or that could lead to finding DeOrr Kunz jr. please call the Lemma County Sheriff’s Office at 1-208-756-8980 OR if you are not comfortable talking with Law Enforcement please call Klein Investigations at 1-409-729-8798 or go to www.KleinInvestigations.com

Thank you for your help and as always - Thank you for listening, and thank you for telling a friend. Cheers. 

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DeOrr Kunz Jr. /// Part 1 /// 677

Part 1 of 2 

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In the summer of 2015 a two-year-old went missing from a campground in Lemhi County, Idaho.  According to the 911 call DeOrr Kunz Jr. vanished on the morning of day two of a weekend long camping trip.  Little to no trace of him at all has ever been found.  When the case broke everyone was looking for the little boy.  Searchers looked for the little boy for ten straight days using every resource available to them at the time.  When the search turned up little to nothing, the parents said little DeOrr had been abducted.  The Sheriff’s department said that they have evidence that something else happened.  Since then Private Investigators have been hired, fired, donated their time to the case and have been sued by DeOrr’s father.  Klein Investigations and Consulting was one of those PI firms to join the case.  This week in the Garage we are joined by one of the lead Private Investigators who continues to work this case to find DeOrr and get justice for the lost “little man.”  We get insider and behind the scenes information about the case as an effort to make a strong push toward finally bringing this case to a close. 

If you have ANY information at all that could help this case or that could lead to finding DeOrr Kunz jr. please call the Lemma County Sheriff’s Office at 1-208-756-8980 OR if you are not comfortable talking with Law Enforcement please call Klein Investigations at 1-409-729-8798 or go to www.KleinInvestigations.com

Thank you for your help and as always - Thank you for listening, and thank you for telling a friend. Cheers. 

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Heather Kullorn /// Part 2 /// 676

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This week we talk about a case that we fear has gone cold. There are good suspects in this case but have all of the possible leads dried up? Back in July of 1999, Heather Kullorn was babysitting an infant overnight. This is odd especially giving the ages. Heather was twelve and the infant was just a little over two months old. Given the ages an overnight babysitting gig does not seem appropriate at all. Heather disappeared in the middle of the night. Blood was found at the scene. The baby thankfully was alive and well when the parents returned home. Police were called and the authorities have been looking for Heather for over twenty years now. We believe the person or persons responsible have likely shared intimate knowledge of the case with someone. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Heather Kullorn please call the St. Louis Police Department at 314-231-1212. To remain anonymous please call Crimestoppers at 1-866-371-TIPS. 

Beer of the Week - Zipper Ripper by Hoof Hearted Brewing 

Garage Grade - 4 and a half bottle caps out of 5 

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Heather Kullorn /// Part 1 /// 675

Part 1 of 2

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This week we talk about a case that we fear has gone cold. There are good suspects in this case but have all of the possible leads dried up? Back in July of 1999, Heather Kullorn was babysitting an infant overnight. This is odd especially giving the ages. Heather was twelve and the infant was just a little over two months old. Given the ages an overnight babysitting gig does not seem appropriate at all. Heather disappeared in the middle of the night. Blood was found at the scene. The baby thankfully was alive and well when the parents returned home. Police were called and the authorities have been looking for Heather for over twenty years now. We believe the person or persons responsible have likely shared intimate knowledge of the case with someone. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Heather Kullorn please call the St. Louis Police Department at 314-231-1212. To remain anonymous please call Crimestoppers at 1-866-371-TIPS. 

Beer of the Week - Zipper Ripper by Hoof Hearted Brewing 

Garage Grade - 4 and a half bottle caps out of 5 

Check out our other show Off The Record available on Apple Subscription, right in the True Crime Garage Apple Podcast feed. 

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Boys on the Road ////// 674

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This week we cover the strange death and likely murder of a teenaged boy from a rural community in Indiana. 16 year old Jason Bolton was out with people who he thought were his friends. The group attended a local party. What happened at the party is up for debate. By the early morning hours of the next day Jason will be dead. Supposedly, Jason and another boy both intoxicated decided on their walk home to lay down in the middle of the road and they both fell asleep or passed out. According to the witness (the driver) Jason was run over to avoid running over the other boy. We will tell you the problems with this story, the investigation or lack thereof and why the facts of the narrative just don’t add up. 

Beer of the Week - Fossil Cove’s Session IPA 

Garage Grade - 4 and a quarter bottle caps 

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500lb. Serial Killer /// Part 2 /// 174

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December 8th, 1996 - An overweight man picks up a woman from a local bar in southwest Baltimore. He invites her back to his trailer with the promise of drugs and alcohol. She decides to join him. They are only there a short time when he starts making sexual advances toward her. She turns him down. They do some drugs and then his advances became more aggressive. She continues to brush him off and then he attacks her. Somehow she manages to escape and have the man arrested. Just days later this man is arrested again this time for the murder of a young woman. After, he starts talking to investigators about other murders. Tonight we discuss Joe Metheny, his crimes and confessions. Beer of the Week - Duckpin Pale Ale by Union Brewing Garage Grade - 4 out of 5 bottle caps

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