Cold and Missing

In May 1989, 9-year-old Jenna Ray Robbins disappeared from her home in Killeen, Texas. On Mother’s Day, while playing with her friend outside, a man in a gray car lured Jenna away with promises of gifts. Local, state and federal officers helped search for Jenna but searchers could not locate her. Though flyers featuring Jenna's image were distributed across the country, and despite tips pouring in from all over, no solid leads emerged. As years passed, her mother held onto hope that her daughter was still alive, and continued to pray for her safe return. Join Ali and Eli as they get into this missing person case.***If you know anything about the disappearance of Jenna Ray Robbins - or her whereabouts today - please call Bell COunty Crime Stoppers at 254-526-8477***Sources:Merced Sun-Star, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Star Tribune, and Killeen Daily Harold.Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

We wanted to bring you a quick update on the case we covered last week on Pat Shea. Ali had the chance to connect with Pat’s nephew, Kevin Shea, who added additional details about the case and cleared up some facts. Join us for a quick a quick update and correction.***If you know anything about the murder of Pat Shea in July of 1982 please call the current lead Det. Annamarie Berngozzi 212-239-2256 ***Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In this episode, we explore the tragic and mysterious 1982 murder of Patricia "Pat" Shea, a beloved 40-year-old physician's assistant from Rockaway Beach, Queens, New York. Pat was known for her kindness and dedication to helping others, including her elderly neighbor with dementia, Aggie. On the evening of July 25th, after returning from a weekend getaway, Pat went to check on Aggie, and the next day, she was found murdered in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park, hogtied, strangled, and left in a conspicuous spot. While the case initially raised suspicions of a serial connection to other strangulation murders in the city, police struggled to find any clear links or leads. Despite an extensive investigation, including witness statements, vague clues, and a mysterious anonymous tip in 2021, Pat’s murder remains unsolved. Her family, particularly her nephew Kevin, continues to seek justice. However, the trail remains cold, and the truth behind Pat’s brutal death still eludes those trying to uncover it.***If you know anything about the murder of Pat Shea in July of 1982 please call the current lead Det. Annamarie Berngozzi 212-239-2256 ***Sources:Daily News, Newsday, The Standard-Star, The Herald Statesman, The Wave, PIX11, and The New York TimesWanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In this episode, we explore the tragic disappearance of 12-year-old Jared Negrete during his first overnight Boy Scout trip in July 1991. Set against the backdrop of the San Gorgonio summit, Jared, described as a shy but intelligent boy, struggles to keep pace with his troop and is left alone on the mountainside. After a firefighter's last sighting of him, an extensive search ensues, involving hundreds of volunteers and specialized rescue teams. Join us as we go over the search efforts, question the actions of his troop leader, and review what evidence that was found in the wilderness.***If you know anything about the disappearance of Jared Negrete in July of 1991 - or his whereabouts today - please call the San Bernardino County Sheriff at 909-387-2978***Sources:Camarillo Star, North County Times, The San Bernardino County Sun, The Napa Valley Register, Reno Gazette-Journal, The Modesto Bee, Daily Press, The Desert Sun, Thousand Oaks Star, South Ontario News, Daily Times-Advocate, Enterprise-Record, The Californian, The Hanford Sentinel, The Desert Trail, The Sacramento Bee, Santa Cruz Sentinel, Syracuse Herald-Journal, Tulare Advance-Register, The Tribune, Turlock Journal, Big Bear Grizzly, and The Los Angeles Times.Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In part two, we delve deeper into the chilling unsolved double murder of Rose Burkert and Roger Atkison, whose bodies were discovered in a hotel room in the Amana Colonies in September 1980. We get into major developments over the years, including two murders that are appear to be linked to Rose and Roger’s case: William Kyle and Jack McDonald. Over the years a lot of good suspects have emerged but still not arrests have been made and no answers given as to what happened that night in a that case continues to haunt family and investigators. Join us as we go over all the details and surprising twists the case has taken over the years.***If you have any information regarding the unsolved double slaying of Rose Burkert and Roger Atkison, please contact the Iowa County Sheriff’s Office at (319) 642-7307 or contact the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation at (515) 725-6010 or email [email protected]. ***Sources:Omaha World-Herald, The Dispatch, St. Joseph News-Press, The Gazette, The Des Moines Register, Quad-City Times, St. Joseph Gazette, Des Moines Tribune, The Courier, and The Williamsburg Journal TribuneWanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In this chilling episode of Cold and Missing, Ali and Eli explore the tragic double murder of Rose Burkert and Roger Atkison, which occurred in September, 1980, at the Amana Holiday Inn in Iowa. Rose, a devoted mother and caregiver, was involved in an affair with Roger, a married man experiencing turmoil in his own marriage. Their weekend getaway took a horrific turn when they were found brutally murdered in their hotel room, having suffered multiple blows to the head. The crime scene had baffling details like messages written in soap and toothpaste found in the bathtub, yet there was no forced entry, leaving investigators stumped. Join us as we go over the details of the crime scene in Part 1 of this two parter episode. ***If you have any information regarding the unsolved double slaying of Rose Burkert and Roger Atkison, please contact the Iowa County Sheriff’s Office at (319) 642-7307 or contact the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation at (515) 725-6010 or email [email protected]. ***Sources: Omaha World-Herald, The Dispatch, St. Joseph News-Press, The Gazette, The Des Moines Register, Quad-City Times, St. Joseph Gazette, Des Moines Tribune, The Courier, and The Williamsburg Journal Tribune Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In this episode of Cold and Missing, we cover the heartbreaking case of nine-year-old Stephanie Crane, who vanished from Challis, Idaho, on October 11, 1993. After a seemingly ordinary day at school and afternoon bowling, Stephanie was last seen walking back towards the school rather than her towards her home. Concern grew as night fell and she didn't return, prompting her parents to report her missing. The ensuing search mobilized the entire community, but despite extensive efforts—no trace of Stephanie was found. Over the years, the case grew colder, impacting Stephanie's family profoundly, and despite ongoing interest and renewed investigations over the years, her whereabouts remain a mystery. ***If you know anything about the disappearance of Stephanie Crane in October 1993 - or her whereabouts today - please call the Custer county sheriff department at 208-879-2232***Sources:The Idaho Statesman, The Times-News, Bonner County Daily Bee, South Idaho Press, The Coeur D’Alene Press, and The East Idaho NewsWanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In this episode of Cold and Missing, we delve into the tragic case of 8-year-old Debra "Debbie" Makel, who went missing on October 5, 1973, from Rices Landing, PA. After a seemingly ordinary day at school, Debbie vanished shortly after getting off the bus, leaving her family and community in shock. Despite extensive searches, her body was found two days later, revealing a heartbreaking crime scene that shook the small town. Despite officers running down every lead and tip that came in the case went cold. With advancements in DNA technology, hope remains that new evidence could finally bring justice for Debbie. Join us as we explore the ongoing quest for truth and the enduring impact of this tragedy. ***If you know anything about the murder of Debbie Makel in 1973 please call the PSP Waynesburg Station at 724-627-6151***Sources: The Progress, The Evening Standard, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, The Daily Notes, The Daily Courier, The Morning Herald, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Evening News, The Daily American, Standard-Speaker, The Indiana Gazette, and The Pittsburgh PressWanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In this episode of Cold and Missing, we delve into the heart-wrenching case of Jaquilla Scales, a 4-year-old girl who vanished from her Wichita home in September 2001. Described by those who knew her as having an “old soul,” Jaquilla lived with her great-grandmother Mattie, her mother Eureka, and her younger brother in a small pink house. On the night of her disappearance, Jaquilla vanished from the bed she was sleeping in. She had been seen throughout the night but by 3am she’s gone. As the search for Jaquilla unfolded, it was overshadowed by the tragic events of 9/11, but efforts continued behind the scenes. Jaquilla’s family have remained firm in their hope that she’ll come home one day. Join us as we go over the mysterious disappearance of Jaquilla Scales.***If you know anything about the disappearance of Jaquilla Scales in Sept 2001 - or her whereabouts today - please call the Wichita police at 316-268-4379***Sources:The Wichita Eagle, The Salina Journal, and The Iola Register, Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

On May 16, 2003, a shocking crime unfolded at Blue Ridge Savings Bank in Greer, South Carolina. Sylvia Holtzclaw, the head teller known for her dedication to her community, was working a full day due to a coworker’s illness. Tragically, she, along with Dr. James ‘Eb’ Barnes and his wife Maggie Barnes, were murdered during a robbery. Despite the presence of a silent alarm and security footage, the perpetrator - or perpetrators- managed to escape, leaving the police and FBI with few clues. A red car captured on a nearby gas station's camera and an array of leads failed to resolve the case. Over time, various suspects came under scrutiny, but none were definitively linked to the crime. Join Ali and Eli as they go through the case.***If you know anything about the murder of Sylvia Holtzclaw, Eb Barnes, and Maggie Barnes - please call the FBI office in Greenville at 803-551-4200 or the Greer police department at 864-848-2151***Sources:The Greenville News, The Time and Democrat, The State, Anderson Independent-Mail, Sentinel Tribune, The Index-Journal, and The Herald.Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In this episode, we dive into the mysterious disappearance of Larissa Sam, a talented 22-year-old mother and aspiring American Idol contestant who vanished on June 21, 2015. Larissa, known for her vibrant personality, was last seen leaving her uncle's house after a late shift at The Classy Chassy - a club in Indianapolis. Her car was found abandoned, but with clues that led to more questions than answers. Despite intense searches, a chilling security video, and multiple leads, including a troubling social media post about her being taken abroad, the case remains unsolved. Her family and the FBI continue their search, hoping for any breakthrough in this heart-wrenching mystery. ***If you know anything about the disappearance of Larissa Sam or whereabouts today - please call the FBI Indianapolis office at 317-595-4000 or the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department missing persons unit at 317-327-6160***To hear Larissa sing check out her video: https://youtu.be/bBK858_y53I?si=5h_hghtxdyUVU249Sources: The Daily Journal, The Indianapolis Star, Tipton County Tribune, WTHR 13, and Fox 59Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In this episode, we delve into the unsettling case of Hasan Rahman, a 26-year-old mechanical engineering student from Bangladesh, who was found murdered in Wichita, Kansas, in November 2017. Hasan was known for his kindness and dedication as a community volunteer and part-time pizza delivery driver. He disappeared after making deliveries on a busy Saturday night. His body was discovered in the trunk of his car the following morning, sparking a baffling investigation. Despite a thorough search, including a $10,000 reward from Pizza Hut, no suspects were identified, and the case went cold. Adding to the mystery, his murder was linked to a nearby double homicide of Huong Pham and her son Cody Ha, though the connection remains unclear. With few leads and a community in shock, Hasan’s family and friends are left seeking answers. ***If you know anything about the murder of Hasan Rahman, Huong Pham, and Cody Ha please call Witchita detectives at 316-268-4407***Sources:KWCH 12 news, The Wichita Eagle, Los Angeles Times, KSN News, The Sunflower, and Daily MailWanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In the summer of 2023, 13-year-old James Yoblonski from Reedsburg, Wisconsin, vanished under mysterious circumstances. On June 12, after a seemingly normal evening, James left his home in the family van, taking a backpack, duffle bags, and several items from his father’s belongings. Surveillance footage tracked him to his father’s business and then to Devil’s Lake State Park, where his abandoned van and makeshift campsite were later discovered. Despite extensive searches by police, including helicopters and canine units, no concrete evidence of James' whereabouts emerged. As weeks turned into months, the search expanded to include electronic and search history analysis, but James remained missing. His father, Bill, believes his son is still alive and desperately wants James to come home. Join Ali and Eli as we get into this heartbreaking case.***If you know anything about the disappearance of Jason Yoblonski - or his whereabouts today - please call the Sauk County Sheriff’s Office at 608-356-4895 ***GoFundMe started by James’ dad: https://www.gofundme.com/f/please-help-to-find-my-sonSources: Baraboo News Republic, Wisconsin State Journal, The Post-Crescent, Portage Daily Register, WISN12, and WKOW, Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In this episode, we dive into the haunting case of Connie Hiner, a woman whose life seemed to be on the brink of perfection before a shocking tragedy struck. In January 1996, the day she was supposed to start her dream job, Connie was found brutally murdered in her upscale Virginia home. With no signs of forced entry and a crime scene that suggested a crime of passion, the investigation quickly turned the spotlight on her husband, Bob Hiner. Was he involved, or is there another suspect? As we unravel the details, from Connie’s dramatic rise to success and later involvement in a controversial self-help program, this episode covers the only cold case for Fairfax county from 1996. ***If you know anything about the murder of Connie Hiner in January of 1996 please call the Fairfax county police at 703-246-7511***Sources: Washington Times, The Washington post, News and Messenger, and The Daily Times Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In this episode, we delve into the mysterious disappearance of Kevin Jay Ayotte, a three-year-old boy from Bemidji, Minnesota, in 1982. Kevin, who was partially deaf and unable to vocalize, vanished alongside his beloved puppy, Flash, triggering a massive search effort involving over 200 volunteers and law enforcement agencies, including the FBI. Despite extensive searches spanning thousands of acres no sign of Kevin or his puppy are found. It was initially uncertain whether an abduction or a tragic accident had taken place but over time police do shift to abduction. Listen as we explore the twists and turns of this haunting cold case. .***If you know anything about the disappearance of Kevin Jay Ayotte - or his whereabouts today - Beltrami County Sheriff's Office (Minnesota) - Missing Persons Unit (1-218-751-9111)sources:St. Cloud Times, The Winona Daily News, Star Tribune, The Austin Daily Herald, Argus-Leader, The Bismarck Tribune, The Albert Lea Tribune, Richmond Times-Dispatch, The Evening Times, Transcript-Telegram, News 8 Now, KSTP, and 5 eyewitness newsWanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

This episode delves into the tragic and mysterious murder of Julia Niswender, a vibrant 23-year-old student at Eastern Michigan University whose life was cut short in December 2012. Julia, known for her bright personality and close bond with her twin sister Jennifer, was found drowned in her bathtub under suspicious circumstances. Despite initial hesitation to call the crime a murder, Julia's body did show signs of restraint and the crime scene left little question, the case quickly turned into a homicide investigation. Over the years, as police pursued leads and family demanded justice, unsettling details emerged, including DNA evidence and the disappearance of crucial items like a rug from Julia's apartment. Now, a decade later, Julia's family continues to seek answers, advocating for a resolution and questioning the progress of the investigation. This episode explores the chilling details of Julia's case and the ongoing quest for closure.***If you know anything about the murder of Julie Niswender- please call crime stoppers at 1-800-773-2587***Sources: WXYZ 7, WTVG, Detroit Free Press, The Herald-Palladium, Livingston County Daily Press and Argus, Lansing State Journal, The Tennessean, The TImes Herald, Battle Creek EnquirerWanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In 1998, Shy’Kemmia Shy’Rezz Pate, affectionately known as ShyShy, disappeared from her small town of Unadilla, Georgia, sparking a haunting mystery that continues to grip hearts and minds to this day. Despite battling severe health issues at just 8 years old—like asthma, kidney problems, and a displaced kneecap—ShyShy was described as joyful and outgoing, deeply involved in her community and church. On September 4th, after recovering from an asthma attack, she vanished from her front porch while waiting for her sister. The subsequent search, involving local police, the FBI, and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, became one of Dooly County's largest efforts. Despite decades passing since her disappearance, her mother Veronica remains steadfast in her belief that ShyShy is alive, advocating tirelessly to bring her daughter home. This tragic case underscores the enduring hope and resilience of a family searching for answers after 25 years.***If you know anything about the abduction of Shy’Kemmia Pate- Or ShyShy’s whereabouts today - please call the Dooly County Sheriff’s office at 229-645-0920***Sources: NPR, The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Ledger-Enquirer, The Macon Telegraph, The Sentinel Tribune, and the Atlanta Constitution. Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In this episode, we delve into the tragic story of Julian Quintero, a vibrant 20-year-old from Oak Hills, Monterey County, CA, whose life was cut short in January 2017. Julian was a beloved figure in his community, known for his infectious smile and superhero-like qualities inspired by Captain America. Despite juggling multiple jobs and pursuing higher education, Julian always made time for his loved ones. His promising future was shattered when he was fatally shot while acting as a makeshift bouncer at a house party. The incident left his family and community devastated, yet the quest for justice continues years later, with authorities urging witnesses to come forward. Join us as we explore Julian’s legacy and the ongoing efforts to find answers in his untimely death.***If you know anything about the murder of Julian Quintero in January of 2017 - please call the Monterey County Sheriff’s office at 888-833-4847***Sources: The Californian, KION46, KSBW 8 News, and Bay City News Service Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In September 2017, 20-year-old Abby Lynn Patterson vanished from Lumberton, NC. Abby, described as bubbly and close to her family, spent time with them over Labor Day weekend before disappearing. On September 5th, she left home with plans to run errands and visit an old friend but never returned. Witnesses saw her getting into a Buick Park Avenue with a friend. Shortly after this, Abby stopped responding to text messages and phone calls to her went straight to voicemail. Despite FBI involvement and a $10,000 reward, Abby remains missing. In 2022, police identified individuals Abby was with that day but are still searching for crucial information to bring her home. Her family continues to plead for anyone with information to come forward, hoping for closure after years of uncertainty.***If you know anything about the disappearance of Abby Lynn Patterson - or her whereabouts today - please call the Lumberton police at 910-671-3845 ***Sources:BladenOnlineWPDEThe RobesonianFind Abby Facebook pageThe Lumberton Police DeptThe FBIWanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In 1986, the tranquil community of Pearl City, Hawaii, was rocked by the brutal murder of 21-year-old Gregory Yamada. Found bound, gagged, and fatally injured beneath a highway overpass, Gregory's death baffled investigators. Despite extensive efforts, including a public plea for information and the emergence of surveillance footage showing a man using Gregory's bank card, the case remains unsolved over 35 years later. This episode delves into the chilling details of Gregory's murder, the mysterious circumstances surrounding his death, and the ongoing quest for justice, shedding light on a cold case that continues to haunt both the community and law enforcement.***If you know anything about the murder of Gregory Yamada in September of 1986, please call CrimeStoppers at 808-955-8300***Sources:The Honolulu Advertiser Honolulu Star Bulletin Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Lynne, an adventurous and outgoing 18-year-old freshman at Middlebury College in 1971, vanished without a trace, sparking a decades-long mystery. Despite being a dedicated student and seemingly content, she disappeared on her way to an English Drama final just before Christmas break. Despite extensive searches and investigations, no conclusive evidence of her whereabouts or fate has ever been found. Over the years, her family has tirelessly sought answers, suspecting foul play or accidental death. Renewed interest in her case emerged in 2015 with the documentary "The Jinx," revealing a connection between Lynne's disappearance and Robert Durst, owner of the health food store she was last seen at. As of 2024, the mystery remains unsolved, with authorities urging anyone with information to come forward. ***If you know anything about the disappearance of Lynne Schulze in December 1971 - please call the Middlebury police at 802-388-3191***Sources: The Burlington Free PressThe RecordThe JournalHartford CourantThe Bratttleboro Reformer The Bridgeport Post Valley NewsThe Brownsville HeraldRutland Daily Herald Wanna Connect?Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In August 2005, 13-year-old Alexandra Anaya disappeared from her home in Hammond, Indiana, under suspicious circumstances. Despite initial assumptions of a runaway, the discovery of her torso in the Little Calumet River in Chicago, with signs of sexual assault, transformed the case into a homicide investigation. Alexandra's family faced ongoing trauma, exacerbated by the lack of closure as her limbs and head remained missing. Despite efforts by law enforcement, including the FBI's recent revival of the cold case, crucial details and her killer remain elusive. With her mother still seeking answers, authorities urge anyone with information to come forward, offering a doubled reward for assistance in bringing justice to Alexandra's memory.***Anyone with information is asked to call the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800 -225 5324) or submit tips online***Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In December 1994, four-year-old D’Wan Sims vanished from Livonia, MI, sparking a haunting mystery that still lingers. D’Wan, described as a cheerful child with a contagious smile, disappeared while shopping with his mother, D’Wanna, at Wonderland Mall. Conflicting timelines and suspicions quickly arose, with police questioning D’Wanna’s account and her involvement. Despite extensive searches, including a grand jury investigation and ominous letters suggesting foul play, D’Wan’s whereabouts remain unknown. Over the years, leads have surfaced and faded, with no conclusive answers. In December 2019, a potential breakthrough occurred when a man claimed to be D’Wan, though DNA testing later disproved this claim. Tragically, D’Wanna passed away in 2020, leaving behind unanswered questions and a community still seeking closure. Livonia Police continue to urge anyone with information about D’Wan’s disappearance to come forward, underscoring the enduring quest for justice and the hope of finding answers even decades later.***If you know anything about the disappearance of D’Wan Sims in 1994 - or his whereabouts today- please call the Livonia Police at 734-466-2470***Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In this week's episode, we return to Orlando, FL, to delve deeper into the unresolved case of Regina Armstrong. Part 2 of our investigation focuses on the extensive efforts made to uncover the truth surrounding her abduction. Despite the passage of weeks and years, sightings of Regina persist, offering a glimmer of hope to her grieving family. However, this hope is shattered when a chilling discovery is made at a construction site—a flower sundress and a human skull. Despite the grim revelation, Regina's remains languish in an evidence locker for months until a crucial connection is finally made. ***If you know anything about the abduction and murder of Regina Mae Armstrong, please contact Crimeline at 1-800-423-8477 ***Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Part 1 of a 2 part episode on the cold case of Regina Mae Armstrong. Regina, a 6-year-old girl living in Orlando, Florida in 1985, is abducted on June 18th while playing outside with her sister and a babysitter's son. A man approaches them, offering money to the older children to stand guard while he takes Regina to pick up his grandchildren. The man leads Regina away, and despite witnesses seeing them together, she is never found. The police conduct an extensive search, but Regina remains missing. There are sightings of a girl resembling Regina with a man matching the abductor's description, but no concrete leads. The community rallies to support Regina's family, offering rewards and assistance in the search. Despite various sightings and efforts, Regina's whereabouts remain unknown, leaving her family desperate for answers. ***If you know anything about Regina's abduction and murder, please contact Crimeline at 1-800-423-8477 ***Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

How could a 12 year old girl get on a public bus after school and never been seen from again? This is exactly what happened with 12 year old Elyssa Vasquez in Clarkston, GA. In January of 2003 Elyssa was starting at a new school and was really excited about it. Her dad and brother were waiting for her at the bus stop near their home after school to hear about her first day. The bus came and went but Elyssa never got off. Police classify her as a runaway and her case goes cold quickly. The community of Clarkston, known for its diversity, did not seem to rally to find the missing girl. Elyssa's family continues to search for her, and her case was reclassified as an endangered missing child after 20 years. The family pleads for any information on her whereabouts.***If you know anything about the disappearance of Elyssa Vasquez in January of 2003, or her whereabouts today, please call the DeKalb county police at 404-294-2519 ***Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Donny Gouveia, a 19-year-old gentle young man with a promising future, was brutally beaten to death in 1991 in Honolulu. His body was found at Magic Island Lagoon, and despite efforts by the police, the case remains unsolved. In 2019, the case was reopened in hopes of identifying the man seen in the ATM footage with Donny before his murder. Donny's family continues to seek justice and closure.***If you have any information about the murder of Donny Gouveia, please contact Honolulu Crime Stoppers at 808-955-8300.***Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Angela, also known as Angie, is a 20-year-old woman in 1991 who is pregnant and engaged to her high school boyfriend, Rob. One night in April, while on a call with Rob at a payphone, Angie starts to get worried about a green truck that is circling the block. When the truck pulls in and parks next to the payphones she starts to quickly tell her fiancé the description of the man and his green truck. Rob hears Angie scream on the other end and then the phone is hung up. Rob happened to be a few blocks away from the pay phone and jumped in his truck to help Angie. While racing toward the pay phone Rob saw a car pass him in the opposite direction and heard Angie yell “Rob!”. Rob chases the truck but loses it. Despite extensive searches and investigations, Angie remains missing. Over the years, various leads and tips come in, but no significant progress is made in finding her. In 2021, police unveil a new theory that the abductor may have mistaken Angie for another Angela due to a ransom note sent to an informant's family. The case remains open, and authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.***If you know anything about the abduction of Angie Hammond in April of 1991 - or her whereabouts today- please call the Clinton police at 660-885-5561 ***Sources:The Kansas City Star, The Springfield News-Leader, The Index, The Daily Journal, Columbia Daily Tribune, The Olathe Daily News, and Fox 2Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Najah, a devoted mother and foster parent, goes missing on her way to work at Panera Bread. Her car is abandoned in a parking lot about 5 minutes after she was due to start her shift. Shortly after that road crews contact police to say they found some of her belonging along a local highway. About a month after her disapperance a grizzly discovery is made about 2 hours away from where Najah was last seen. Fisherman find a severed foot in their lines. Police will confirm that the foot is Najah’s and that it was severed after her death. Despite extensive searches by multiple police agencies no other remains or clues are found in Najah’s 2019 disappearance and subsequent murder. Five years later, the case remains unsolved, leaving Najah's family and community still seeking answers.If you know anything about the murder of Najah Ferrell in March of 2019 please contact the Avon police department at 317-839-8700Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Ellabeth Mae Lodermeier, also known as Ellie, went missing on March 6, 1974, in Sioux Falls, SD. When she didn’t show up for work her co-workers called her soon to be ex-husband, Gene Lodermeier. When Gene and a few coworkers went to her house they found the doors locked and her car in the driveway. Inside was a pizza with a single slice missing, bread dough left rising on the counter, and spilled flour. Only her jacket and purse was missing from the home. Months later her credit cards will show up in Canada and 19 years later her wallet and purse will be found buried next to a river. Despite these clues, investigators have never been able to bring Ellie home.If you know anything about the disappearance of EllaBeth Mae Lodermeier in March of 1974 or her whereabouts today please call Det. Pat Mertes directly at 605-978-6797. Or to submit a tip anonymously please call the Crimer Stoppers Sioux Empire at 1-877-367-7007Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Jim Duckett, a 43-year-old Army veteran and skilled handyman, was found murdered in his home in November 2008. His sister discovered his body tied to a chair with multiple stab wounds, police will later say that Jim was tortured. Police suspected that Jim was specifically targeted and not a random victim but no motive for the gruesome murder has ever been released. Despite ongoing investigations and efforts by his family to raise awareness and offer rewards for information, the case remains unsolved as of 2024.If you know anything about the murder of Jim Duckett in November of 2008, please call the Kentucky state police at 502-227-2221Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Beverly Ward, a 13-year-old girl, went missing on July 4, 1978, from her home in Junction City, Kansas. She was last seen sleeping in her bedroom, but after a brick went through a neighbors window it seemed like the whole neighborhood woke up around 5am. Beverly’s family was watching the commotion going on across the street when it dawned on them that Beverly was not with them and she was not in her bed. The bedroom window screen had been cut and removed, suggesting that someone had abducted her. Despite extensive investigations by local law enforcement and the FBI, no leads or evidence were found, and Beverly's case remains unsolved.If you know anything about the abduction of Beverly Ward in July of 1978 - or her whereabouts today - please call the Junction City police at 785-762-5912Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Carmen is a 19-year-old living in Indianapolis, who was starting to turn her life around. She had a steady job at a Pizza Hut and was living with a roommate. Carmen’s neighbors heard her laughing and talking with a man at around 11:30 in the evening on March 22nd, 1993. About 90 minutes later, neighbors would hear a fight coming from Carmen’s apartment and then someone running away. No one calls police. Instead, in the morning they complain to building management about the noise. It’s not until Carmen misses her second shift at Pizza Hut that her father goes to check on her and finds a nightmare. Carmen had been murdered. Join Ali and Eli as we go over this cold case from 1993.If you know anything about the murder of Carmen Van Huss in March of 1993 please call Crime stoppers of central Indiana 317-262-8477, to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department at 317-327-1270. You can also call the FBI ViCAP 1-800-634-4097Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Melissa, a talented and passionate individual, faced challenges in her life, including a diagnosis of Lyme disease. On February 6th, 2020, she experienced a mental health crisis and drove to the Taos Gorge Bridge with the intention of jumping off. However, she called her ex-girlfriend for help, who took her to a psychiatric hospital. After her release, Melissa struggled with medication side effects and concerned about a pickup truck that would drive by her friend's house that she was staying at. Melissa expressed paranoia and mentioned her intention to disappear. On February 29th, 2020, Melissa's brother reported her missing after not hearing from her which was out of character for her. Despite extensive search efforts, including scanning the river and banks below the bridge, no sign of Melissa was found. Her car was towed, and her phone was left behind, which was not unusual for her. As time passed, the belief that Melissa had jumped off the bridge was ruled out by everyone, and her family began to consider the possibility that she may be living off the grid but no concrete evidence of her whereabouts has been found to date.If you believe you see Melissa please approach her with love and let her know that her brother has a room for her. If you know that Melissa was met with foul play please call the the Taos police at 575-758-3361As mentioned in the episode here are links to Melissa’s music:YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCCMlRBJzfrz5EItkf6MtM0Q?si=BRcgFEFAGsSlUqUtApple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/melissa-crabtree/405565731Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1OsRghPRpjThbjsKMWRJx2?si=6cC4GLNqSV6hyMNCJK4xDgIf you or someone you love is struggling with thoughts of hurting yourself please dial 988 if you’re in the United States or visit 988lifeling.orgFollow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Holly White, a woman known for her organization and warmth, went missing in May 2016. She had recently quit her job as the general manager of the Taos Center for the Arts to pursue a new opportunity in Albuquerque where her husband had moved to start a new job.. On the day she disappeared, Holly was supposed to meet her friend for a morning walk but never showed up. Her car was later found parked at the Rio Grande Gorge bridge, leading police to believe she may have jumped. However, her family and friends believe she was taken against her will, as she would not have left her dog alone or without a plan. Later, police will agree with the family and say that they do not believe Holly jumped either. Despite extensive searches and investigations, there have been no leads in Holly's case.If you know anything about the disappearance of Holly White in May of 2016, or her whereabouts today, please call private investigator Elaine Graves at 575-613-3415If you or someone you love is struggling with thoughts of hurting yourself please dial 988 if you’re in the United States or visit 988lifeling.org Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

D'Lisa Kelley, a devoted mother, went missing in March 2014 on her way to her best friend's wake. Her sister received a distressing phone call from D'Lisa's phone, hearing her scream for help before the call abruptly ended. Despite her family's efforts to locate her, the police response was initially slow and dismissive. A week later, D'Lisa's body was found severely beaten and strangled on the porch of an abandoned house. The case remains unsolved, but her family continues to seek justice and has successfully advocated for the creation of the Kelley alert, which aims to improve police response in missing person cases in Texas.If you know anything about the murder of D’Lisa Kelley in March of 2014 please call the Dallas Police Homicide unit at 214-671-3632Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Katelin Akens, a 19-year-old woman, went missing in December 2015. She was supposed to be heading to the airport to catch a flight back to Arizona. Her ex-stepfather was giving her a ride but had to drop her off 4 hours early so he could get back to work. He later said that Katelin wanted to be dropped off at a nearby mall instead of waiting at the airport. She told her former stepfather that she would catch the metro to Reagan National Airport for her flight later that day. However, surveillance footage did not capture her at the mall, metro, or airport. Her suitcase was later found in a drainage ditch 50 miles from the airport, containing her plane ticket, ID, wallet, toothbrush, and phone charger, but her clothes, cell phone, and high school diploma were missing. Despite extensive investigations and involvement from the FBI, there have been no new leads or information about Katelin's whereabouts. Her family continues to search for her. If you know anything about the disappearance of Katelin Aken in December of 2015 or her whereabouts today… please call crime solvers at 1-800-928-5822 or you  submit a tip of the FBI website: https://tips.fbi.gov/homeFollow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

This week we cover the cold case of Fiona Yu. Fiona, a 21-year-old college student, was found partially clothed and clinging to life in her apartment hallway by her roommate. She was rushed to the hospital but passed away shortly after. The autopsy confirmed that she died of strangulation and was sexually assaulted. Police initially have a few good suspects but none of them pan out. The case remains unsolved, but police are using new DNA technology to create a composite of the suspect.If you know anything about the murder of Fiona Yu please call the Tempe police at 480-250-8311Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Kevin McClam, a 14-year-old boy, went missing on March 30, 1997, from the Naval Weapons Station military base near Goose Creek, South Carolina. His mother, Tracey, noticed his absence on Easter Sunday when he didn't show up for a meal. Base security initially dismissed Kevin as a runaway, despite no evidence to support this theory. Two days after his disappearance, Kevin's clothes were found spray-painted along a dirt road near a construction site. A year later, a search involving 140 individuals, including divers and sniffer dogs, was conducted, but no trace of Kevin was found. In May 2005, a credible tip led the case to be reclassified as a homicide investigation. The NCIS felt confident that there was going to be an arrest within the month but to date no one has been held responsible and we still don’t know what happened to Kevin.If you know anything about the disappearance of Kevin McClam in March of 1997 please call the Goose Creek police at 803-572-4300 or you can contact the NCIS on their website here: https://www.ncis.navy.mil/resources/ncis-tips/Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Tiesha, a brilliant young woman, was murdered in her apartment in 2006. Tiesha had excelled at school and was just starting her corporate career in Manhattan and had recently moved into a Brooklyn apartment with her boyfriend, Keve. Tiesha had it all. On the night of the murder, three thieves broke into their apartment, tied up Tiesha and Keve, and shot Tiesha in the back of the head. Keve survived and called the police. The case remains unsolved. The NYPD cold case squad did reopen the case in 2017 but to date there have been no suspects or arrests for the murder of Tiesha Sargeant.If you know anything about the murder of Tiesha Sargeant in May of 2006, please call crime stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS (1-800-577-8477)Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Anthonette Cayedito, a 9-year-old girl from Gallup, New Mexico, went missing on April 6, 1986. Her mother, Penny Cayedito, had gone out for the night and left Anthonette and her two younger sisters with a babysitter. When Penny returned home all of her daughters were there when she fell asleep at 3am. When Penny woke up at 7am she found Anthonette missing from her bed. There were no signs of a struggle, but the front door and screen door were unlocked. Despite extensive searches and investigations, Anthonette's whereabouts remain unknown. In 1987, a phone call was made to the police station, believed to be from Anthonette, but the call has not been verified. Police have suggested that Penny may have known more about the disappearance than she revealed and that she failed a polygraph test, but no suspects have ever been named in this case.If you know anything about the disappearance of Anthonette Cayedito, or her whereabouts today, please call the Gallup police department at 505-863-9365Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Amy Mihaljevic was a 10-year-old girl who went missing in 1989 in Bay Village, Ohio. Amy was lured to a shopping center by a stranger who called her at home twice. The first time the man insisted he needed her help buying her mother a surprise gift for a recent work promotion and the second time promising to buy her a gift as well. She was last seen at the shopping center, where witnesses reported seeing her with a man who approached her and led her to his car. Despite extensive searches and investigations, Amy's body was found months later in a rural area, and her killer has never been caught. In recent years, advancements in DNA technology have led to new leads, including the discovery that Amy's hair was found on a curtain and blanket near her body. Police continue to investigate the case and are hopeful that finding the owner of the curtain will lead to the person responsible for Amy's murder.If you know anything about the kidnapping and murder of Amy Mihaljevic in October 1989, please call the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324)Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

The Thompson family, consisting of Everett Sr., Lydia, and their two sons, Everett Jr. and Andrew, went missing in July 1996 in Chicago, IL. Prior to their disappearance, there was tension in the household due to Lydia's brother, Kenneth White, who had recently been released from prison and was staying with them. On July 3, 1996, Lydia called the police reporting that Kenneth was chasing her with an ax, but no arrests were made. On July 5, Everett received a frantic call from Lydia, stating that Kenneth was once again chasing her with an ax. Everett left work in a hurry, and this was the last time anyone saw or heard from him. Kenneth later arrived at the restaurant where Everett worked, claiming that Everett had been arrested after a car accident. Kenneth's story kept changing, and he eventually sold the family van to a scrap yard and the Thompson home to people who immediately gutted the interior. The Thompson family's disappearance remains unsolved, and Kenneth, the prime suspect, died by suicide in December 1997.If you anything about the disappearance of the Thompson family - or their whereabouts today- please call the Area South Chicago Police Department at 312-747-5789Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Jenny Lin, a 14-year-old girl, was brutally murdered in her home in 1994. Police are baffled by the gruesome crime scene. Jenny is found in a pool of blood, bound with duct tape, and her clothes have been removed by force. Police are unclear on what the motive could have been. Nothing was missing from the home and Jenny was not sexually assaulted. However, they later considered the possibility of sexual assault being interrupted. The police have investigated numerous leads and suspects over the years, but the case remains unsolved. In 2022, the police and FBI reexamined the evidence using new technology and developed new leads in the case. They are urging anyone with information to come forward.If you know anything about the murder of Jenny Lin in May of 1994 please call the Alameda County Sheriff’s office at 510-667-3622 or the FBI San Francisco office at 415-553-7400Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Marlon Devine Santos, a 5-month-old baby, went missing on November 5, 1998. Marlon was in foster care with Yolanda and Jose Castillo when he disappeared. Yolanda left Marlon and two other foster children home alone, in an unlocked house, while she went to pick up her own children from school. When she returned, Marlon was gone. Yolanda waited over 48 hours before reporting him missing to the police. The police initially treated the case as an abduction or homicide and focused on the Castillos as suspects. However, no evidence was found, and the case remains unsolved. Jose Castillo was later charged with sexual assault of a foster child, but those are the only charges brought against him.If you know anything about the disappearance of Marlon Santos, or his whereabouts today, please call the Worcester police at 508-799-8466Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Jimmy Blakeley, a 17-year-old from Hartford County, Maryland, was found stabbed to death on April 2, 1990. He had been working at a Shell gas station and called his parents to say he was on his way home, but instead made a stop at an adult bookstore. His body was discovered the next morning on a secluded dirt road, still wearing his Shell uniform but with his shirt unbuttoned and pants partially pulled down. Police found his car, a blue Chevrolet Cavalier, near the bookstore. Despite an active investigation and public appeals for information, no suspects have been identified in the case. The police believe that the killer is a local resident familiar with the area and may have been a patron of the bookstore. The case remains open, and Jimmy's family continues to seek answers. If you know anything about the murder of Jimmy Blakeley in April of 1990 please call the Maryland State police criminal enforcement division at 410-694-4700Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Dava Leonard, a 39-year-old mother of six, went missing in February 2021. She had been in an unhealthy relationship with her possessive boyfriend, Steve, whom she met on a dating website. Dava's family and friends became concerned about her well-being and reported her disappearance to the police. Despite initial skepticism from the authorities, her case was eventually reopened, and her family continues to search for answers. To date there has been no trace of Dava found.If anyone has information about Dava's disappearance, they are urged to contact the Teller County Sheriff's Office at 719-687-9652Also if you or someone you love is experiencing an abusive relationship there is help available, The national domestic abuse hotline is 1-800-799-7233Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

In the middle of the middle of the day three woman were brutally murdered at The Hair Gallery beauty salon in Florence, MT. Dorothy Harris, Brenda Patch, and Cindy Paulus were all found were their throats deeply slit. Just minutes before the murder an oddly dressed man was seen near the salon. He was wearing a dark suit, duster jacket, and either a top hat or a fedora. He was seen by 7 witness the day of the murder and was last seen walking into the woods. Despite the dedication of investigators and the help from other police agencies police are never able to track down this man or find a motive for this brutal crime. Join Ali as she goes over this shocking cold case.If you know anything about the murder of Dorothy Harris, Brenda Patch, and Cindy Paulus please call the Ravalli County Sheriff at 406-363-3033Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Jeffrey Lynn Smith’s mother was a housekeeper for Bill Clinton’s family and was named after Virginia Clinton Kelley’s husband at the time - Jeff Dwire. She never loved the name so she went by Lynn, Lynn went missing on December 4, 1985, in Hot Springs, Arkansas. She was walking home with her boyfriend and a friend from school during the festive season. Lynn's boyfriend claims they parted ways, but she never made it home. The police initially treated her disappearance as a runaway case and did not launch an official search. However, her family knew something was wrong, and they conducted their own search efforts. Lynn's beloved opal ring was later found pawned on the day she disappeared. The case went cold, but in 2008, it was reopened as a homicide investigation. The police have a suspect but have not released their name. Lynn's family continues to advocate for her and all missing children but besides the opal ring, no trace of Lynn has ever been found.If you know anything about the disappearance of Lynn Smith in 1985, or her whereabouts today, please call the Hot Springs police at 501-321-6789Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com

Sigrid Stevenson, a 25-year-old graduate student at Trenton State College in New Jersey, was found brutally beaten to death on September 4, 1977. She had returned to campus after hitchhiking through Canada and New England and planned to spend the night in Kendall Hall to practice the piano. Her body was discovered by a security guard, naked and covered with a piano cover, with her wrists tied behind her back. The police ruled out robbery as a motive, as her wallet and money were found, and she was not sexually assaulted. Despite extensive investigations and questioning of the cast of a play she had watched before her death, the case remains unsolved.In 2016, students at the college reported paranormal activity in Kendall Hall, claiming that Sigrid's spirit was haunting the building. A psychic who visited the campus suggested that Sigrid may have been attacked by someone she knew, possibly a campus security guard, who had made advances towards her in the past. If you know anything about the murder of Sigrid Stevenson in September of 1977 please call the Mercer County Sheriff's Office at 609-989-6125Follow us on instagram @Cold_and_Missing to keep up with active cases and see pictures discussed in the episodeHave a case you want us to cover? Want to tell us your thoughts about an episode? Email us at [email protected] support our work? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ColdandMissingCheck out our website at www.Coldandmissing.com