Find My Killer

• Michael and April Holton

  On the morning of September 11, 2016, Michael and April Holton were found shot inside their home in Eclectic, Alabama—just eleven minutes after a sheriff’s deputy had visited the house. Michael, a beloved former mayor and firefighter, was dead at the scene. April died the next morning. Their eldest son, 17-year-old Madison, was the only other person inside the home. Was this a murder-suicide fueled by a painful separation… or something far more complicated? In this episode, we break down the tense timeline, the forensic inconsistencies, the shifting theories, and why the charges against Madison were ultimately dropped. Nearly a decade later, no one has been convicted. And the truth of what happened in those eleven minutes remains one of Alabama’s most haunting mysteries. If you have information about the deaths of Michael and April Holton, contact the Elmore County Sheriff’s Office or CrimeStoppers of Central Alabama. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Amy Mihaljevic

  In 1989, ten-year-old Amy Mihaljevic vanished after leaving school to meet a man she believed was a friend of her mother’s. Months later, her body was found miles away — and her killer has never been caught. Decades later, new DNA testing may finally bring investigators closer to the truth. Listen to this episode of Find My Killer wherever you get your podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Asha Degree

  On Valentine’s Day, 2000, nine-year-old Asha Degree quietly left her home in the middle of a storm and was seen walking along Highway 18 before vanishing into the woods. In this episode, we retrace Asha’s final confirmed movements, the immediate search, the strange items found in a roadside shed, and the discovery of her backpack—buried 26 miles away and wrapped in trash bags. We also break down renewed investigative efforts, including FBI involvement, key witness reports about a dark green 1970s car, recent search warrants, and why investigators now believe foul play is involved. If you have information: Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office (704) 484-4822 or FBI Charlotte (704) 672-6100. Reward up to $45,000. Listener note: This episode discusses the disappearance of a child. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Amber Berbiglia

  Twenty-three-year-old Amber Berbiglia spent a normal Friday running errands around Myrtle Beach—paying a bill, getting gas, a quick haircut—before she was due at work. She never arrived. Hours later, Amber was found beneath the Robert Edge Parkway overpass; her car was still running, her phone within reach. The autopsy revealed she’d been beaten and strangled. No robbery. No sexual assault. No clear motive. In this episode, we trace Amber’s final movements, unpack the confusing surveillance footage (including the unidentified person later seen in her car), and examine the conflicting reports about DNA—asking whether modern tools like M-Vac, advanced sequencing, or forensic genetic genealogy could finally break this case. We also explore the leading theories: random attack, someone she knew, an abduction gone wrong, or predatory stalking. If you have any information about what happened to Amber on May 3, 2013, contact Myrtle Beach/North Myrtle Beach Police or Crime Stoppers. Amber deserves justice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Kerry Graham and Francine Trimble

  In December 1978, best friends Kerry Graham (15) and Francine Trimble (14) vanished from Forestville, California. The girls were last seen heading to the Coddingtown Mall to shop for Christmas—but they never came home. Seven months later, skeletal remains were discovered off Highway 20 in Mendocino County. Bound with duct tape and buried in a shallow grave, the victims were never identified. For nearly 40 years, they were known only as the Mendocino County Does. In 2016, DNA testing finally gave the girls their names back: Kerry and Francine. But the answers ended there. Their killer has never been found. This week on Find My Killer, we dive into the decades-long mystery of two inseparable friends whose story was nearly erased by time—and the chilling question that still lingers: who murdered Kerry Graham and Francine Trimble? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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