On the 14th year of Brittney Wood’s disappearance, we are revisiting Brittney’s case, taking a closer look at the records available, starting with what was publicly known in the earliest days after she disappeared. From there, we’ll follow how that information evolved, compare it against documented records, and examine where details shift, conflict, or no longer align.

This isn’t about speculation. It’s about laying out the timeline clearly, piece by piece, so what’s consistent and what isn’t can be seen side by side.

Before analyzing the records, this first part focuses on one question: What happened on May 30th, 2012, and how the story of that day was reconstructed after Britney was reported missing.

#MissingBrittneyWood #FindBrittney #Robertsdale #Mobile #Alabama #BaldwinCounty #MobileCounty

If you have any information regarding Brittney’s disappearance, please contact:

• Mobile Police Department at 251-208-1700
• Submit an anonymous tip on their mobilepd.org/submit-anonymous-tip

You may also contact the ACCA directly:

• Text or call our tip line at 251-501-COLD (2653)
• Email [email protected] 
• Online via our contact form on alcoldcase.com.

#IfYouKnowSomethingSaySomething #SilenceIsBetrayal #NoMoreColdCases #BeTheSpark

For families of victims of violent crime and survivors of violent crime, remember you have the following resources here

• ACVCC / ACVCC FB page, and here
• VOCALonline / VOCAL FB page / AL Victim Assistance Portal

Alabama Cold Case Advocacy (ACCA) & the Unforgotten podcast are products of countless hours of research and networking, aimed at bringing greater exposure to the cases we share. We cover all associated expenses to ensure that victims’ families have a cost-free avenue to raise awareness and seek justice for their loved ones. If you appreciate our mission and feel inspired to support our work, there are a few ways you can help us Light The Path!

Operation Safe Return:

• Text OSR to 53555 to receive a donation link.
• Donate directly at givebutter.com/operationsafereturn.
• Learn more at alcoldcase.com/operation-safe-return.

Unforgotten and ACCA:

• Make a one-time or monthly donation to Unforgotten through Red Circle.
• Sign up for a one-time or recurring donation on the ACCA website. 
• Subscribe to the Unforgotten Patreon channel⁠ for early access to ad-free episodes.

Support Alabama's cases and families

• Be sure to follow us on social media.
• Most importantly, tell everyone you know about these cases. Sharing their stories is one of the most effective ways to help find resolution for Alabama’s cold cases. 

Be The Spark. Together, we can make a difference.

Remember, Justice may be delayed, but the victims and their families remain…Unforgotten.

#Unforgotten podcast is presented by the #ACCA, a non-profit organization advocating for cold case victims and their families. We are recorded in conjunction with Riverside.FM, hosted and distributed by Red Circle, and available to you on your favorite podcast platform.

Production:

• Content and production by Sellers & Stormy.
• Artwork by Sellers

Music & Sound Effects

• Intro music, “Unforgotten – CJ’s Song” is an original by CJ Wilkinson, one of Alabama's cold case victims from Brilliant, Alabama.
• Additional Music via Soundstripe and Epidemic Sound
• Sound effects by Soundstripe and Epidemic Sound

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On the 14th year of Brittney Wood’s disappearance, we are revisiting Brittney’s case, taking a closer look at the records available, starting with what was publicly known in the earliest days after she disappeared. From there, we’ll follow how that information evolved, compare it against documented records, and examine where details shift, conflict, or no longer align.

This isn’t about speculation. It’s about laying out the timeline clearly, piece by piece, so what’s consistent and what isn’t can be seen side by side.

Before analyzing the records, this first part focuses on one question: What has the public been told?

#MissingBrittneyWood #FindBrittney #Robertsdale #Mobile #Alabama #BaldwinCounty #MobileCounty

**Special thanks to Stephanie Hanke for trusting us to help research and raise awareness for Brittney, and for your friendship.**

If you have any information regarding Brittney’s disappearance, please contact:

• Mobile Police Department at 251-208-1700
• Submit an anonymous tip on their mobilepd.org/submit-anonymous-tip

You may also contact the ACCA directly:

• Text or call our tip line at 251-501-COLD (2653)
• Email [email protected] 
• Online via our contact form on alcoldcase.com.

#IfYouKnowSomethingSaySomething #SilenceIsBetrayal #NoMoreColdCases #BeTheSpark

For families of victims of violent crime and survivors of violent crime, remember you have the following resources here

• ACVCC / ACVCC FB page, and here
• VOCALonline / VOCAL FB page / AL Victim Assistance Portal

Alabama Cold Case Advocacy (ACCA) & the Unforgotten podcast are products of countless hours of research and networking, aimed at bringing greater exposure to the cases we share. We cover all associated expenses to ensure that victims’ families have a cost-free avenue to raise awareness and seek justice for their loved ones. If you appreciate our mission and feel inspired to support our work, there are a few ways you can help us Light The Path!

• Make a one-time or monthly donation to Unforgotten through Red Circle.
• Sign up for a one-time or recurring donation on the ACCA website.
• Help raise awareness by supporting Operation Safe Return
• Subscribe to the Unforgotten Patreon channel⁠ for early access to ad-free episodes.
• Be sure to follow us on social media.
• Most importantly, tell everyone you know about these cases. Sharing their stories is one of the most effective ways to help find resolution for Alabama’s cold cases. Be The Spark. Together, we can make a difference.

Remember, Justice may be delayed, but the victims and their families remain…Unforgotten.

#Unforgotten podcast is presented by the #ACCA, a non-profit organization advocating for cold case victims and their families. We are recorded in conjunction with Riverside.FM, hosted and distributed by Red Circle, and available to you on your favorite podcast platform.

Production:

• Content and production by Sellers & Stormy.
• Artwork by Sellers

Music & Sound Effects

• Intro music, “Unforgotten – CJ’s Song” is by CJ Wilkenson (more on this to come!)
• Additional Music via Soundstripe, Epidemic Sound
• Sound effects by Soundstripe and Epidemic Sound

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Our new season is coming up soon, so we thought the best way to ease into Season 4 is to catch everyone up on recent goings on and upcoming plans for ACCA and Unforgotten. So, the two of us are going to chat about all of that and a bit more. Thanks for joining us, and be sure to share! #UnforgottenTalk #Season4

Resources and Special Mentions:

• **IMPORTANT reminder! This Sunday, March 8, is the last day to order our #TheNamesWeCarry T-shirts (https://alcoldcase.com/the-names-we-carry-tshirt/) and Sweatshirts (https://alcoldcase.com/the-names-we-carry-sweatshirt). The sweatshirts are a limited-edition, single-run. So, hurry while there’s still time! Remember, after production costs, every purchase directly supports the ACCA’s mission to raise awareness and advocate for the families we serve.
• National Crime Victims’ Week is April 19-25, 2026. Watch for event listings on our social media pages. We will have a table at the Mobile County DA’s Office event that week.
• VOCAL (Victims of Crime and Leniency) is holding their annual tribute event on March 15, 2026, in Montgomery. If you have a family member you wish to be included in the tribute, submissions must be received by March 15th. Here’s the link: https://vocalonline.org/vigil-testimonial/
• #OperationSafeReturn – https://alcoldcase.com/operation-safe-return/
• Thank you to Lamar of Mobile-Gulf Shores (Lamar.com/mobile) for their assistance and generosity.
• For families of victims of violent crime and survivors of violent crime, remember you have an additional resource with Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission here ACVCC / ACVCC FB page, and their page lists additional resources here.
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So importantly, please share and send in tips if you have information for the following names, which we will continue to say, because every case should be remembered:

• Debra Gunter
• Rhonda Morrison
• Aurelia, Niurka, and Anthony Choc – FBI at 800-225-5324 or Mobile County Sheriff’s Office at 251-574-8633
• Genesis Reid – Enterprise PD at 334-347-2222 or 911
• Daniel “Danny” Barter – FBI at 800-225-5324 or the Baldwin County Sheriff’s office at 251-937-0202
• Willadine Sixteen Pickett – Walker County Sheriff’s office at 205-282-0740
• Billy Dye, Robert Dye, and Daniel Brasher – Jefferson Co. Sheriff’s Office 205-325-1450
• Olen Guy Kirby – Shelby Co. Sheriff’s Office 205-670-6000
• Cynthia Dykes – Barbour County Sheriff’s office 334-775-3434
• Jennifer Dorch – Tuscaloosa County Sheriff’s Office 205-464-8690 or Crime Stoppers at 205-752-7867
• Travis Phillips – Dauphin Island Police Department 251-861-5523
• Michael Gordan – Butler County Sheriff’s Office 334-382-6521
• Tammie Chipman – Tuskegee Police Department, 334-727-0200
• Melinda McGhee – Escambia County Sheriff’s Office 251-809-0741
• Marcia Scobie – Daleville Police Department 334-598-4442
• Debra Turpin Green – Daphne Police Department 251-620-0100
• Yu Chin Goodson – Russellville Police Department 256-332-2230
• Alonzo Reynolds – Birmingham Police Department 205-254-1700
• Victor Sanchez – Abbeville Police Department 334-585-2222
• Kevin Gray – Greene County Sheriff’s Office 205-372-3242
• April Russell – Mobile County Sheriff's Office 251-208-7211
• Bryan Dorminey – Shelby County Sheriff’s Office, 205-670-6000
• Virginia Sellers – Dale County Sheriff’s Office 334-774-3114
• Maxine Bieberbach – Walker County Sheriff’s Office 205-302-6464
• Roger Taylor – Lamar County Sheriff’s Office 205-695-7470
• Nolan Watson – Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office 205-325-1450
• Shiquita Nelson – Montgomery Police Department 334-625-2651
• Joseph Entrekin – Birmingham Police Department 205-254-1700
• James Bernard White – Saraland Police Department, 251-675-5331

For any of these cases or others in Alabama, you may also contact the ACCA directly:

• Text or call our tip line at 251-501-COLD (2653)
• Email [email protected] 
• Online via our contact form on alcoldcase.com.
• If you have a case you would like to submit, here’s our Community Case Submission Form

#Alabama #IfYouKnowSomethingSaySomething #SilenceIsBetrayal #NoMoreColdCases #EngageWithEmpathy #FamiliesMatter #BeTheSpark #LightThePath

Alabama Cold Case Advocacy (ACCA) & the Unforgotten podcast are products of countless hours of research and networking, aimed at bringing greater exposure to the cases we share. We cover all associated expenses to ensure that victims’ families have a cost-free avenue to raise awareness and seek justice for their loved ones. If you appreciate our mission and feel inspired to support our work, there are a few ways you can help us Light the Path!

• Make a one-time or monthly donation to Unforgotten through Red Circle.
• Sign up for a one-time or recurring donation on the ACCA website.
• Subscribe to the Unforgotten Patreon channel⁠ for early access to ad-free episodes.
• Be sure to follow us on social media,
• Again, please, tell everyone you know about these cases. Sharing their stories is one of the most effective ways to help find resolution for Alabama’s cold cases. Be The Spark. Together, we can make a difference.

Remember, Justice may be delayed, but the victims and their families remain…Unforgotten.

#Unforgotten podcast is presented by the #ACCA, a non-profit organization advocating for cold case victims and their families. We are recorded in conjunction with Riverside.FM, hosted and distributed by Red Circle, and available to you on your favorite podcast platform.

Production:

• Content and production by Sellers & Stormy.
• Artwork by Sellers
• Music & Sound Effects
• Intro music, “Unforgotten – CJ’s Song” is by CJ Wilkenson (more on this to come!)
• Additional Music via Soundstripe, Epidemic Sound

Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In The Names In The File, we wrap up what we’ve learned in Debra Gunter’s case from the documents we’ve been able to examine thus far, a revelation discovered, and we outline some persons we find interesting who have emerged through our research. With the limited documentation we can publicly share, as more materials become available, we will provide updates.

But, we also wanted to share an introduction to another case we’ve posted recently on social media - the case of Ronda Morrison, whose murder in Monroeville, AL, is now nearly 40 years unresolved. 

In addition to our introduction to Ronda's case, we’ve made some documents available on the Unforgotten Patreon channel⁠ .

We hope you will join us there for free to participate in fresh discussions about this case and see how we think through investigations behind the scenes.

🎧 Subscribe to get early access to ad-free podcast episodes, exclusive content, and more ways to support the mission.

Got information on these cases?

For Debra Gunter’s case contact:

📞 Jackson County Sheriff’s Office at 228-769-3063 or through their mobile app, available for download here. 

📞 Mississippi Coast Crime Stoppers via telephone at 877-787-5898 or through their website.

For Ronda Morrison’s case contact:

📞 Monroeville Police Department at 251-575-3246 or through their website 

📞 ALEA SBI Crime Hotline at  800-392-8011

For either case, you can also contact us directly at ACCA:

📱 Text or call our tip line at 251-501-COLD (2653)

📧 Email [email protected] 

💻 Submit using our contact form on alcoldcase.com.

🕯️ We remember Debra and Ronda. We speak their names. We continue to ask who killed them. 🕯️ #Debra Gunter #RondaMorrison 

#Alabama #IfYouKnowSomethingSaySomething #SilenceIsBetrayal #NoMoreColdCases #Murdered #EngageWithEmpathy #FamiliesMatter

Alabama Cold Case Advocacy (ACCA) and the Unforgotten podcast are products of countless hours of research and networking aimed at bringing greater exposure to the cases we share. We cover all associated expenses to ensure victims’ families have a cost-free avenue to raise awareness and seek justice for their loved ones. 

Your support is very important to us. It helps fund ACCA’s mission and enables us to continue to share these important cases on Unforgotten. To support our work, there are a few ways you can help. 

• Donate to Operation Safe Return:
• Text OSR to 53555 to receive a donation link.
• Donate directly at givebutter.com/operationsafereturn.
• Learn more at alcoldcase.com/operation-safe-return.
• The Names We Carry T-shirt pre-orders 
• https://alcoldcase.com/the-names-we-carry-tshirt/
• Make a one-time or monthly donation to Unforgotten through Red Circle.
• Sign up for a one-time or recurring donation on the ACCA website. 
• Subscribe to the Unforgotten Patreon channel⁠ for early access to ad-free episodes.
• Be sure to follow us on social media, 
• Most importantly, tell everyone you know about these cases. Sharing their stories is one of the most effective ways to help find resolution for Alabama’s cold cases. 

#BeTheSpark. Together, we can make a difference. Remember, justice may be delayed, but the victims and their families remain…Unforgotten.

#Unforgotten podcast is presented by the #ACCA, a non-profit organization advocating for cold case victims and their families. We are recorded in conjunction with Riverside.FM, hosted and distributed by Red Circle, and available to you on your favorite podcast platform.

Production by Sellers & Stormy.

Artwork by Sellers

Music & Sound Effects via Soundstripe & Epidemic Sound

Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In December 1978, 20 year old Debra Gunter vanished from her overnight shift at a Little General store on Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. Four days later, her body was found in the woods near McIntosh, Alabama, eighty five miles from where she disappeared.

In Episode 4, The Line Marked Suspect, we examine newly obtained records from the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences, tracing the timeline of Debra’s disappearance, the discovery of her body, and two robberies that occurred within minutes of her vanishing. As we review forensic findings and the limited documentation from the scene, a troubling question emerges. Did investigators have enough time to see everything that mattered.

This episode includes graphic and upsetting details from forensic records. Listener discretion is advised.

Got information? 

📞Contact Jackson County Sheriff’s Office at 228-769-3063 or through their mobile app, available for download here. 

📞Mississippi Coast Crime Stoppers via telephone at 877-787-5898 or through their website.

📱Text or call our tip line at 251-501-COLD (2653)

📧Email [email protected] 

💻Submit using our contact form on alcoldcase.com.

Ways to donate to Operation Safe Return

Text OSR to 53555 to receive a donation link.

Donate directly at givebutter.com/operationsafereturn.

Learn more at alcoldcase.com/operation-safe-return.

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In December 1978, twenty-year-old Debra Gunter vanished from the Li’l General store where she worked the overnight shift in Gautier, Mississippi. Days later, her body was discovered miles away in rural Alabama. Sellers & Stormy share Debra’s story, uncovering long-buried details and connecting with investigator Lt. Darren Versiga, whose renewed look at the case may finally shed light on what happened that night. This is more than a mystery—it’s the story of a young woman who deserves to be remembered.

In this episode of Unforgotten, we sit down with Lt. Darren Versiga, a Pascagoula Police Department investigator known for his work on cold cases across the Gulf Coast. Together, we take a deep dive into the 1978 unsolved murder of Debra Gunter, examining how the investigation unfolded then, what’s known now, and what modern investigative practices could reveal that simply wasn’t possible at the time.

Lt. Versiga brings decades of experience to the conversation—offering expert insight into victimology, evidence handling, and the obstacles investigators face when working cases that are nearly 50 years old. His perspective helps us understand not just Debra’s case, but the broader challenges of solving violent crimes from an era when documentation, forensic tools, and interagency communication looked very different from today.

This is an episode for anyone who wants to understand how cold case investigations work behind the scenes—and why renewed public awareness may be the key to finally getting justice for Debra.

Got information? 

📞Contact Jackson County Sheriff’s Office at 228-769-3063 or through their mobile app, available for download here. 

📞Mississippi Coast Crime Stoppers via telephone at 877-787-5898 or through their website.

📱Text or call our tip line at 251-501-COLD (2653)

📧Email [email protected] 

💻Submit using our contact form on alcoldcase.com.

Ways to donate to Operation Safe Return

Text OSR to 53555 to receive a donation link.

Donate directly at givebutter.com/operationsafereturn.

Learn more at alcoldcase.com/operation-safe-return.

#DebraGunter #Gautier #JacksonCounty #Mississippi #McIntosh #WashingtonCounty #Alabama #AlabamaColdCaseAdvocacy #unforgotten #NoMoreColdCases #IfYouKnowSomethingSaySomething #SilenceIsBetrayal #truecrimecommunity #acca #bethespark

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In December 1978, twenty-year-old Debra Gunter vanished from the Li’l General store where she worked the overnight shift in Gautier, Mississippi. Days later, her body was discovered miles away in rural Alabama. Sellers & Stormy share Debra’s story, uncovering long-buried details and connecting with investigator Lt. Darren Versiga, whose renewed look at the case may finally shed light on what happened that night. This is more than a mystery—it’s the story of a young woman who deserves to be remembered.

In this episode of Unforgotten, we sit down with Lt. Darren Versiga, a Pascagoula Police Department investigator known for his work on cold cases across the Gulf Coast. Together, we take a deep dive into the 1978 unsolved murder of Debra Gunter, examining how the investigation unfolded then, what’s known now, and what modern investigative practices could reveal that simply wasn’t possible at the time.

Lt. Versiga brings decades of experience to the conversation—offering expert insight into victimology, evidence handling, and the obstacles investigators face when working cases that are nearly 50 years old. His perspective helps us understand not just Debra’s case, but the broader challenges of solving violent crimes from an era when documentation, forensic tools, and interagency communication looked very different from today.

This is an episode for anyone who wants to understand how cold case investigations work behind the scenes—and why renewed public awareness may be the key to finally getting justice for Debra.

Got information? 

📞Contact Jackson County Sheriff’s Office at 228-769-3063 or through their mobile app, available for download here. 

📞Mississippi Coast Crime Stoppers via telephone at 877-787-5898 or through their website.

📱Text or call our tip line at 251-501-COLD (2653)

📧Email [email protected] 

💻Submit using our contact form on alcoldcase.com.

#DebraGunter #Gautier #JacksonCounty #Mississippi #McIntosh #WashingtonCounty #Alabama #AlabamaColdCaseAdvocacy #unforgotten #NoMoreColdCases #IfYouKnowSomethingSaySomething #SilenceIsBetrayal #truecrimecommunity #acca #bethespark

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One night. One missing clerk. One story that still echoes through two states.

In December 1978, twenty-year-old Debra Gunter vanished from the Li’l General store where she worked the overnight shift in Gautier, Mississippi. Days later, her body was discovered miles away in rural Alabama. Sellers & Stormy share Debra’s story, uncovering long-buried details and connecting with investigator Lt. Darren Versiga, whose renewed look at the case may finally shed light on what happened that night. This is more than a mystery—it’s the story of a young woman who deserves to be remembered.

Got information? 

• 📞Contact Jackson County Sheriff’s Office at 228-769-3063 or through their mobile app, available for download here. 
• 📞Mississippi Coast Crime Stoppers via telephone at 877-787-5898 or through their website.
• 📱Text or call our tip line at 251-501-COLD (2653)
• 📧Email [email protected] 
• 💻Submit using our contact form on alcoldcase.com.

#DebraGunter #GautierMississippi #MobileAL #NoMoreColdCases #IfYouKnowSomethingSaySomething #SilenceIsBetrayal

Special thanks to Lt. Darren Versiga for his unyielding efforts to ensure no case is forgotten, his dedication to finding answers, and his invaluable support and collaboration in the making of this season.

Media credits:

• WLOX - Cold Case: WLOX investigates the abduction, murder of Debra Gunter
• And thanks to the following newspapers located through Newspapers.com (You can find our list of articles found on here):
• The Mississippi Press
• The Mobile Press Register
• The Daily Herald
• The South Mississippi Sun
• The Dothan Eagle
• The Birmingham News
• The Birmingham Post-Herald
• The Macon County Telegraph
• The Clarion Ledger

Alabama Cold Case Advocacy (ACCA) and the Unforgotten podcast are the product of countless hours of researching and networking aimed at bringing greater exposure to the cases we share. We cover all associated expenses to ensure victims’ families have a cost-free avenue to raise awareness and seek justice for their loved ones. 

Your support is very important to us. It helps fund ACCA’s mission and enables us to continue to share these important cases on Unforgotten. To support our work, there are a few ways you can help. 

• Make a one-time or monthly donation to Unforgotten through Red Circle.
• Sign up for a one-time or recurring donation on the ACCA website. 
• Subscribe to the Unforgotten Patreon channel⁠ for early access to ad-free episodes.
• Be sure to follow us on social media, 
• Most importantly, tell everyone you know about these cases. Sharing their stories is one of the most effective ways to help find resolution for Alabama’s cold cases. 

#BeTheSpark. Together, we can make a difference. Remember, justice may be delayed, but the victims and their families remain…Unforgotten.

#Unforgotten podcast is presented by the #ACCA, a non-profit organization advocating for cold case victims and their families. We are recorded in conjunction with Riverside.FM, hosted and distributed by Red Circle, and available to you on your favorite podcast platform.

Production:

• Recording & Content by Sellers & Stormy
• Editing & Production by Stormy
• Artwork by Sellers

Music & Sound Effects via Soundstripe and Epidemic Sound

• True Crime Investigation by Rhythm Scott
• Mysterious Forest - Howard Harper-Barnes
• As Fate Would Have It - Wicked Cinema
• Between Dreams - Jon Bjork
• No Mas Diciembres Contigo - Nico Rengifo
• Theories - Out To The World
• Fractal Echoes - Luba Hilman
• In The News - Martin Moses
• Demons Inside - Stefan Ekstrom
• There Is No Sequel by Philip Ayers

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One night. One missing clerk. One story that still echoes through two states.

In December 1978, twenty-year-old Debra Gunter vanished from the Li’l General store where she worked the overnight shift in Gautier, Mississippi. Days later, her body was discovered miles away in rural Alabama. In this season premiere, Sellers & Stormy revisit Debra’s final hours, uncovering long-buried details and connecting with investigator Lt. Darren Versiga, whose renewed look at the case may finally shed light on what happened that night. This is more than a mystery—it’s the story of a young woman who deserves to be remembered.

Got information? 

• Contact Jackson County Sheriff’s Office at 228-769-3063 or through their mobile app, available for download here. 
• Mississippi Coast Crime Stoppers via telephone at 877-787-5898 or through their website.
• 📞Text or call our tip line at 251-501-COLD (2653)
• 📬Email [email protected] 
• Submit using our contact form on alcoldcase.com.

Special thanks to Lt. Darren Versiga for his unyielding efforts to ensure no case is forgotten, his dedication to finding answers, and his invaluable support and collaboration in the making of this season.

🎟️ Don’t miss Lt. Versiga live at True Crime Chronicles: The Case of Serial Killer Sam Little on November 1st in Ocean Springs, Mississippi.

Get your tickets → https://www.themaryc.art/events/true-time-chronicles

Alabama Cold Case Advocacy (ACCA) and the Unforgotten podcast are the product of countless hours of researching and networking aimed at bringing greater exposure to the cases we share. We cover all associated expenses to ensure victims’ families have a cost-free avenue to raise awareness and seek justice for their loved ones. 

Your support is vital to our organization. It helps fund ACCA’s mission and enables us to continue to share these important cases on Unforgotten. There are a few ways you can help support our work: 

• Make a one-time or monthly donation to Unforgotten through Red Circle.
• Sign up for a one-time or recurring donation on the ACCA website. 
• Subscribe to the Unforgotten Patreon channel⁠ for early access to ad-free episodes.
• Be sure to follow us on social media, 
• Most importantly, tell everyone you know about these cases. Sharing their stories is one of the most effective ways to help find resolution for Alabama’s cold cases. 

#BeTheSpark. Together, we can make a difference. Remember, justice may be delayed, but the victims and their families remain…Unforgotten.

#Unforgotten podcast is presented by the #ACCA, a non-profit organization advocating for cold case victims and their families. We are recorded in conjunction with Riverside.FM, hosted and distributed by Red Circle, and available to you on your favorite podcast platform.

Production:

• Content and production by Sellers & Stormy.
• Artwork by Sellers

Music & Sound Effects via Soundstripe and Epidemic Sound

• True Crime Investigation by Rhythm Scott
• Hidden Minds by Martin Moses
• Danger Zone by Craft Case
• Wind of Memories by Heath Cantu
• The Wedding March vsn by Felix Mendelssohn
• Everything We Knew by Christian Anderson
• There Is No Sequel by Philip Ayers

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ACCA is honored to be researching a case with the help of Lt Darren Versiga of the Pascagoula PD, MS, and Covert Investigations and Process Service. Coming up in our next episode, we will share the story of Debra Gunter, who disappeared from the Little General Convenience Store in December of 1978 and was found brutally murdered days later. Her case remains unsolved.

Come with us on this journey of twists and some unexpected turns in Episode 6 in mid-October.

#Alabama #IfYouKnowSomethingSaySomething #SilenceIsBetrayal #NoMoreColdCases #Missing #Murdered #DebraGunter

Alabama Cold Case Advocacy (ACCA) and the Unforgotten podcast are products of countless hours of researching and networking aimed at bringing greater exposure to the cases we share. We cover all associated expenses to ensure victims’ families have a cost-free avenue to raise awareness and seek justice for their loved ones. 

Your support is very important to us. It helps fund ACCA’s mission and enables us to continue to share these important cases on Unforgotten. To support our work, there are a few ways you can help: 

• Make a one-time or monthly donation to Unforgotten through Red Circle.
• Sign up for a one-time or recurring donation on the ACCA website. 
• Subscribe to the Unforgotten Patreon channel⁠ for early access to ad-free episodes.
• Be sure to follow us on social media, 
• Most importantly, tell everyone you know about these cases. Sharing their stories is one of the most effective ways to help find resolution for Alabama’s cold cases. 

#BeTheSpark. Together, we can make a difference. Remember, justice may be delayed, but the victims and their families remain…Unforgotten.

#Unforgotten podcast is presented by the #ACCA, a non-profit organization advocating for cold case victims and their families. We are recorded in conjunction with Riverside.FM, hosted and distributed by Red Circle, and available to you on your favorite podcast platform.

Music & Sound Effects by Soundstripe and Epidemic Sound

Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy