In this episode, we discuss the unrelated disappearances of two men. Toby Jespersen was last seen leaving a jail in Blackhawk, Colorado in 1999. Robert Trujillo left his home to go to a jiu-jitsu class, but never made it. Almost 7 years later, he still hasn't been found.

Curtis Crosby was one of the survivors of Hurricane Katrina who ended up in Salt Lake City. He made a life for himself and worked hard to make a difference in his new community. With his welcoming smile, he was a friend to all. He kept in contact with his family, so when he wasn't answering their calls over the holidays, they knew something was wrong.

Twenty-one year old Tina Gallegos and fourteen year old Gabby Di Stefano disappeared within 4 days of each other in 1982, and were subsequently found murdered. The two did not know each other, but their murders were found to be connected in 2008. One piece of evidence could be the final piece of the puzzle to find their killer.

In this, our 5th and final episode in the Hi-Fi Shop Murders series, we discuss what happened to the affected families in the years to come as well as the appeals processes and executions of Pierre and Andrews. 

Main Source for all of the Hi-Fi Shop Murders Episodes: "Victim: The Other Side of Murder" by Gary Kinder.

With Cortney Naisbitt's physical wounds healing, the emotional trauma of April 1974 was beginning to bubble at the surface, coming to a head when Cortney was finally told where his mother had been those many months he had been in the hospital.

Cortney Naisbitt survived brain surgery, but the most difficult steps in his recovery were yet to come. The physical scars may heal, but what about the emotional ones? In the mean time, the suspects were arrested, and for one of them, this wasn't the first time he was suspected of murder.

In the second part of our episodes on the Hi-Fi Shop murders, we begin where the victims were found in the basement and discuss the days following the worst crime in Ogden's history.

By listener request, we finally bring you a multi-part series on the murders that took place at the Ogden Hi-Fi Shop in the Spring of 1974.

In this episode, we discuss two cold cases out of Utah County, the first, the unsolved murder of wife and mother Pamela Page nearly 35 years ago. The second, the hit and run death of 17 year old Nathan Haun. Was his death a tragic accident or a opportunistic murder?

There is no doubt that Piotr Drabik is a remarkable scientist and world class adventurer, but there is plenty of doubt surrounding his last known movements. Did something sinister happen to Piotr in the Salt Lake City International airport?