Unsolved

Unsolved is a true crime podcast series from 9&10 News.

Each month, David Lyden will dive into an unsolved crime in northern Michigan.

We told you back in July how Mackinac County Deputies finally solved a 25 year old cold case using forensic genetic genealogy.

The case of Baby Garnet is one that's haunted investigators since 1997.

Investigators immediately went to work gathering what evidence they could.

Reports from 1997 say an autopsy showed they baby girl was practically a newborn.

In the meantime, the close knit community surrounding the campground named the baby 'Baby Garent' and gave her a proper burial at the local cemetery.

Detectives chased down what leads they had, but were never able to make an arrest.

Fast forward several more years, and modern day technology entered the picture.

Unsolved is a true crime podcast series from 9&10 News.

Each month, David Lyden will dive into an unsolved crime in northern Michigan.

The disappearance of Native American women in the U.S. is a crisis that's been ignored for decades.

Native American women are killed and go missing at 10 times the national average, but only 2%of these cases receive federal attention and less than 5% get some kind of national media attention.

But tribes here in northern Michigan are working to change that. The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians recently held red shirt day in an effort to draw attention to the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women.

The issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women has plagued Native American tribes for years, but the hope is events like this help bring about much needed change.

Unsolved is a true crime podcast series from 9&10 News.

Each month, David Lyden will dive into an unsolved crime in northern Michigan.

It is Mason County’s oldest cold case: the shooting death of Luther Foster.

Foster was a prominent community member and leader in the early days of Ludington.

Unsolved is a true crime podcast series from 9&10 News.

Each month, David Lyden will dive into an unsolved crime in northern Michigan.

It's been 16 years since someone shot and killed 18-year-old Nicholas Beebe in his home as he was asleep on the couch.

But after a decade and a half of investigating, there have been no arrests in the case.

Unsolved is a true crime podcast series from 9&10 News.

Each month, David Lyden will dive into an unsolved crime in northern Michigan.

The 1989 murder of Shannon Siders in Newaygo County drew national attention as police spent decades trying to find who killed her. Brothers Matthew and Paul Jones were convicted in 2015 of killing Shannon, but the case is getting a fresh look.

A private investigator is now convinced the jones brothers are innocent.

Bill Proctor spent decades working as an investigative reporter. He now spends his days working as a licensed private investigator.

Unsolved is a true crime podcast series from 9&10 News.

Each month, David Lyden will dive into an unsolved crime in northern Michigan.

This week marks 39 years since someone brutally murdered Janette Roberson in Reed City.

There still hasn't been an arrest or charges in the case.

But that's not stopping Janette's family from fighting for a break in the case.

Unsolved is a true crime podcast series from 9&10 News.

Each month, David Lyden will dive into an unsolved crime in northern Michigan.

It's been six years since Michigan State Police say someone hit and killed Central Michigan University student Ryan Tsatsos as he was walking back to campus.

But there still hasn't been an arrest in the case.

Paul and Julie Tsatos say their son Ryan was always known as the life of the party, a young man who could make any bad situation good.

Unsolved is a true crime podcast series from 9&10 News.

Each month, David Lyden will dive into an unsolved crime in northern Michigan.

This summer, hundreds of unmarked graves were discovered in Canada at what used to be Indigenous boarding schools.

The discovery stunned people in Canada and around the world. It also put a spotlight on similar schools in the U.S.

Michigan was home to three Native American boarding schools, one in Baraga in the Upper Peninsula, another in Mount Pleasant and a third in Harbor Springs.

Unsolved is a true crime podcast series from 9&10 News.

Each month, David Lyden will dive into an unsolved crime in northern Michigan.

This summer, hundreds of unmarked graves were discovered in Canada at what used to be Indigenous boarding schools.

The discovery stunned people in Canada and around the world. It also put a spotlight on similar schools in the U.S.

Michigan was home to three Native American boarding schools, one in Baraga in the Upper Peninsula, another in Mount Pleasant and a third in Harbor Springs.

Unsolved is a true crime podcast series from 9&10 News.

Each month, David Lyden will dive into an unsolved crime in northern Michigan.

It was September of 2015 when Michigan State Police say someone shot and killed 21-year-old Dakota Rico on the south side of Saginaw.

And there remain no answers as to who may have killed the Midland native.

For six years Sue Rico and Ryan Boshaw have waited and waited for an arrest, charges or any kind of answers as to who may have killed their son and brother, Dakota Rico.