After our interviews with Jodi Johnson and Jason Joiner something became clear, we didn’t have such a concrete story for this case. In this episode we look at the several differences between the two family members’ statements on what they think could have happened to Steven along with his life at home. With these comparisons we also see a new side of the story and a new possibility.

 We interviewed Steven Kraft’s cousin Jason Joiner, who offers a very different perspective on Steven’s home life and his parents.  After our lengthy search for more information on Steven we found him through a news interview done on Steven’s disappearance. We contacted him and thankfully he agreed to an interview with us. In this interview Jason shares his suspicion about what may have truly happened and what he saw after that tragic day.

Bob's 19th Hole

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In this episode, we share with you our final thoughts and theories based on all of the information we learned over the course of the year.

In this episode, we read Jerry Libertowksi’s immunity statement. He gave this statement explaining what Myron told Jerry about the crime. 

This episode is a reading of a potential accomplice of Jerry Libertowski, Myron Hunsberger. He gave this statement revealing details of the crime, in exchange for his immunity. 

In this episode, we revisit the case of Chris Temple through the lens of his father. Though he is now deceased, he wrote a detailed memoir of the events following his son’s disappearance. Two years of anguish and grief are brought to light after 35 years.

Beverly Wivell was a 30 year old woman who died on the corner of Gotfredson and Ford road on September 18th, 1989. Although her case went cold for nearly 35 years, a man has now been apprehended in connection with her murder.

FBI Profiler Jim Clemente returns to the class to evaluate the profile that the students developed.  He shares his insights and provides a few minor adjustments that send shivers down the spines of the group.  At the end of the episode the profile is compared to all known suspects, and one and only one emerges as the students' most likely person of interest.

In this episode, the students apply the teachings of renowned FBI Profiler Jim Clemente to Janette's case.  They analyze Janette's victimology and the crime scene behaviors.  All of this information is used to develop a profile that suggests the original investigators were looking in the wrong direction from the very beginning.

Furthering our investigation, we talk about connections that were made, unheard interviews from investigators and evidence that we have been able to collect.

If you have any information regarding the murder of Chelsea Small or the suspect seen in the surveillance video, please email us at [email protected] or contact the Taylor Police Department directly.