The Missingest Man in America: What Really Happened to Judge Crater?
In today's episode, we’re delving into one of the earliest and most enduring missing persons cases in American history — the baffling disappearance of Judge Joseph Force Crater. The New York Supreme Court judge hailed a cab in the heart of Manhattan … and vanished without a trace. It's a tale so entwined with corruption, secrets and high society that it still fuels speculation nearly a century later. The disappearance of Judge Crater stands as one of America's most intriguing missing persons cases, blending elements of political corruption, organized crime, and the glittering yet dangerous world of 1930s New York City. The case became so famous that Crater earned the nickname "the missingest man in America," and his vanishing act would perplex investigators for decades to come.
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Horror in Cabin 28: The Keddie Murders
In today's episode, we’re traveling back to the spring of 1981, where Keddie, California became the site of one of America's most disturbing, unsolved mass murders. The brutal slaughter of four people at the Keddie Resort has haunted investigators and true crime enthusiasts for decades. This tragic case was indelibly marked by investigative failures, compromised or destroyed evidence, and persistent questions about possible law enforcement protection of the killers.
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July 4th Getaway: The Disappearance of Patti Adkins
In today's episode, we're delving into the puzzling disappearance of Patricia Adkins, a 29-year-old woman from the small town of Marion, Ohio. She vanished into the darkness just before a planned July 4th getaway, after clocking out of the night shift at the local Honda manufacturing plant. It was the beginning of a nightmare that has haunted the community for over two decades, standing as one of the state's most perplexing unsolved disappearances.
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Blood and Gold: The Murder of Sir Harry Oakes
In today's episode, we’re digging into one of the most bizarre, tangled, and controversial unsolved murders in Canadian, and Bahamian, history. This is the story of a wealthy gold baron, a tropical paradise, a botched investigation — and a murder so mysterious, it drew in British royalty. The 1943 murder of Sir Harry Oakes remains one of the most baffling unsolved cases, stretching from the goldfields of Ontario, Canada to the tropical shores of Nassau, Bahamas.
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The Final Party: Who Killed Donna Dustin?
In today's episode, we’re traveling to the close-knit suburban town of Bowie, Maryland, to explore a chilling crime that left an indelible scar on that community. This is the tragic story of the murder of a teenage girl named Donna Dustin following a party — and the painfully frustrating effort over the subsequent five decades to find her killer.
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