Episode 403: What Really Happened to Tanner Barton?
Tanner Lane Barton was a college student and athlete who tragically passed away on April 22, 2012, at the age of 19. His unexpected passing at a friend’s house in Kokomo, Indiana led to years of investigation, with authorities ultimately ruling his death accidental due to positional asphyxia, an enlarged heart, and substance use. His mother, Michele Barton, has continued to advocate for answers regarding the circumstances of his death.
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Episode 402: The Mysterious Death of Stuart Lubbock
Stuart Lubbock died in the home of UK television personality Michael Barrymore in March 2001. The death was initially ruled an accident but later classified as an undetermined manner and cause of death. While there have been arrests and inquiries into the case over the years, Stuart’s case remains open and unsolved, with his family still fighting to see justice.
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Episode 401: Susan Walsh
Susan Walsh was a freelance journalist and writer who mysteriously disappeared on July 16, 1996, outside her home in Nutley, New Jersey. She had been investigating topics such as the Russian mafia and New York City's underground vampire community, which led to speculation about her disappearance. Suasan had a complex life—she worked as an exotic dancer to support herself while pursuing a degree in English at New York University. She had also struggled with substance abuse, though she had maintained 11 years of sobrietybefore her disappearance. To this day Susan’s case remains unsolved, and theories range from foul play to voluntary disappearance. The Nutley Police Department continues to investigate Susan’s case and anyone with information is urged to contact them at 973-284-4940 or the New Jersey State Police Missing Persons Unit at 800-709-7090.
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Episode 400: The Life and Crimes of Dorothea Puente
Dorothea Puente is one of the most prolific female serial killers. Using her grandmotherly demeanor and image, she used the boarding house she ran to murder her residents and cash in on their social security checks. A search of her backyard led to the discovery of seven bodies, but Puente was able to slip out of investigators’ grasp by going out “for a cup of coffee”. Thankfully she was found in Southern California just days later and was charged with 9 murders in all. Her true victim count is unknown, as she maintained her innocence for her entire life. But the truth behind her crimes are more sinister than anyone who knew her could have ever imagined. Puente’s known victims were Benjamin Fink, Leona Carpenter, Dorothy Miller, Betty Mae Palmer, James Gallop, Vera Faye Martin, Alvaro “Bert” Gonzales Montoya, Ruth Monroe, and Everson Gillmouth.
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Episode 399: Reagan Tokes
Twenty-one year old Reagan Tokes, an Ohio State University student, tragically lost her life on February 8, 2017. She was abducted after leaving her job at a restaurant in downtown Columbus, Ohio. Her attacker, Brian Golsby, forced her to withdraw money from ATMs, sexually assaulted her, and ultimately murdered her in Scioto Grove Metro Park. Reagan was shot twice and left in a field, where her body was discovered the next day. Her case led to significant changes in Ohio's criminal justice system, including the implementation of the Reagan Tokes Act. This law introduced reforms to better monitor violent offenders after their release from prison. Reagan's story has been a catalyst for discussions about public safety and justice reform.
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