Gone in a Blink

On a spring morning in 2002, seven-year-old Alexis Patterson walked toward Hi-Mount Elementary School, accompanied by her stepfather to the corner, just steps away from the entrance. She was seen by a crossing guard and classmates on the playground, yet she never made it to her first-grade classroom. When the final bell rang, Alexis was nowhere to be found. We retrace her final know steps, the delayed notification that gave a kidnapper an eight-hour head start, and the two decades of tips that have led to a haunting silence. Sources:The Disappearance of Alexis Patterson – Stories of the Unsolvedhttps://www.wimissing.org/post/alexis-s-pattersonhttps://www.tmj4.com/news/local-news/police-woman-produced-documents-showing-she-is-not-alexis-pattersonMissing: Alexis Patterson | Milwaukee, WI | UncoveredAlexis S. Patterson – The Charley ProjectMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionDon't Look Down the Basement by Joel FazhariDark Horror Background by Delo SoundEerie Music Box with Dark Tones by UniversFieldDepression by Mood ModeDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Seventeen-year-old Martha Leanne Green seemingly vanished into this air. Despite decades of searches, FBI involvement, and even a confession, her case remains one of Tennessee's most enduring mysteries. Was she taken by a stranger, or did she trust the wrong person? We break down the timeline of April 15,1987, and why authorities still believe this case is solvable. Sources:The 1987 Disappearance of Tennessee Teen Martha Leanne Green – True Crime Divawww.gabriellawteam.comMartha Leanne Green – The Charley Project36 years after Dickson Co. teen disappeared, investigators still dig for answersMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionScary Dark Horror Music by INPLUS MusicDark Horror Background by Delo SoundDark Ambient Emotions by Deus LowerDon't Look Down the Basement by Joel FazhariDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On February 9, 2004, 21-year-old nursing student, Maura Murray left her UMass Amherst dorm and drove into the snowy White Mountains of New Hampshire. After a minor car accident on a desolate hairpin turn on Route 112, she vanished within minutes before arrived. Join us as we dissect the final hours: from her mysterious emails to professors to the chilling interaction with a local bus driver who was the last person to see her. How does someone disappear without a trace in a seven-minute window?Sources:Disappearance of Maura Murray - WikipediaMAURA MURRAY - HAVERHILL, NEW HAMPSHIRE — FBIhttps://www.mauramurraymissing.org/about.htmlMaura Murray's Disappearance: Inside the 2004 Case and Her Family's TheoriesMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionDon't Look Down the Basement by Joel FazhariHorror Scary Background Music by Peacock MusicSlomo by SoulProd MusicDark Horror Background by Delo SoundDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On a cold December night in 2017, Canadian pharmaceutical mogul Barry Sherman and his philanthropist wife Honey were found strangled and staged in a macabre pose by their indoor pool. With no signs of forced entry and a massive $35 million reward still unclaimed, we explore what really happened to one of the world's wealthiest couples and what could have driven someone to commit this grisly murder.Sources:Barry Sherman - WikipediaA Toronto billionaire couple was found dead by their pool in 2017. Their son has offered a $35 million reward | CNNBarry And Honey Sherman, The Billionaire Couple Murdered In Their HomeBarry and Honey Sherman: The mystery of the strangled billionairesBillionaire Barry Sherman and his wife's murder remains unsolved after eight years.. but his cousin thinks he knows the truth | Daily Mail OnlineA Toronto billionaire couple was found dead by their pool in 2017. Their son has offered a $35 million reward | CNNThe Billionaire Murder Mystery of the Shermans: The Bitter AftermathMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionDark Tension by Nikita KondrashevAurora by BeatwavesDark Horror Background by Delo SoundDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the early morning hours of June 3, 2011, 20-year-old Indiana University student Lauren Spierer walked out of a friend's apartment in downtown Bloomington and vanished without a trace. Despite being caught on multiple surveillance cameras earlier that night, the trail ends at the corner of 11th Street and College Avenue. Was it a tragic accident fueled by a night of partying, or did someone she know play a role in her disappearance? This week, we retrace Lauren's final steps and examine the theories that continue to haunt her family and the Bloomington community. Sources:Disappearance of Lauren Spierer - WikipediaIndiana University student Lauren Spierer vanished after a night outWAVE Extra: 14 years later, Lauren Spierer’s loved ones still hold on to hopes of finding the truth5 Years After She Vanished, New Hope in Lauren Spierer Case - ABC NewsJune 3, 2025 marks 14 years since IU student Lauren Spierer went missing | wthr.comMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionSuspense-Two Minds by Alex GrohlDark Horror Background by Delo SoundDark Intentions by UniversfieldDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On a clear July morning in 2007, 55-year-old Barbara Bolick set out to hike her favorite trail in Montana's Bitterroot Mountains. An experienced hiker carrying a .357 Magnum for protection, she was less than 30 feet away from her hiking partner when he turned away for just 45 seconds. When he looked back, she was gone - no struggle, no sound, and no trace. Despite massive search efforts using infrared technology and scent dogs, not a single piece of her gear has ever been found. Join us as we investigate the mystery of the woman who seemingly vanished into thin air.Sources:Barbara Bolick: Gone Without a Trace - by Michelle ShortBarbara Assunta Bolick – The Charley ProjectBarbara Bolick: The mysterious puzzle of a woman hiker who disappeared in 45 seconds from the Bitterroot Mountains | - Times of IndiaMystery of Montana woman who disappeared without a trace after hiking partner turned their back for 45 secondsMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionMysterious Cinematic Dark by Nikita KondrashevDon't Look Down the Basement by Joel FazhariCrying Alone by Clarier MusicDark Horror Background by Delo SoundDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In 1983, Diane Downs drove her blood-spattered car into an Oregon hospital, claiming a "bushy-haired stranger" shot her three children. What followed was a disturbing display of manipulation, as the superficial wound on her arm and her chillingly calm demeanor raised immediate red flags. We break down how this narcissist rewrote reality and why she viewed her children, not as beloved family, but as obstacles to a new life.Sources:Diane Downs - WikipediaDiane Downs - Alcatraz East Pigeon ForgeChild Killer Denied Parole for Fourth Time | Psychology TodayDiane Downs case: Mother convicted of shooting children faces Oregon parole boardElizabeth Diane Downs declares mistrial in child murder caseMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionScary Clown Horror by UniversfieldDark Horror Background by Delo SoundThe Wait by Never Not DeadDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a story that has haunted a community for a quarter-century. A little girl, a loving home, and a terrifying, unexplained disappearance. Twenty-five years after 9-year-old Asha Degree vanished in the middle of the night, the case has exploded with new information. We dive into the recent search warrants, the new suspects, and why authorities are now treating this asa murder investigation. Could a 25-year-old mystery finally be solved?Sources:Disappearance of Asha Degree - Wikipedia https://www.qcnews.com/asha-degree/new-search-warrants-reveal-texts-possible-admission-of-guilt-in-asha-degree-case/https://www.ncsbi.gov/Divisions/Cold-Case-Investigation-Team/Missing-Persons/Asha-Jaquilla-DegreeAsha Degree update: Sheriff reports “significant progress.” | Charlotte ObserverThe Mysterious Disappearance of Asha Degree: A Community …New details about car at center of Asha Degree case revealed in 2025 search warrantsMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionHomeland by Daub AudioKeep your Distance by Premium Music OdysseyDark Horror Background by Delo SoundDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On September 1, 2015, 17-year-old Macin Smith walked out of his St. George, Utah home, presumably heading for the school bus. He never arrived at school, and he never came home. Left behind in his bedroom were the very things most teens can't live without: his cell phone, his laptop, and his wallet. But tucked away in that wallet was a folded note that would change everything - a note with a message so heavy it left his family questioning if they ever truly knew their "silent son." Was Macin running away from a strict household, or was he walking toward something much darker? We dive into the sightings, the theories, and the desperate search for Macin Smith.Macin's Army Facebook PageHelp Find Macin Smith #MacinsArmy | FacebookSources:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Macin_Smithhttps://charleyproject.org/case/macin-darrin-smithhttps://www.deseret.com/2019/5/16/20673506/police-focused-missing-utah-teen-case-on-parents/https://storiesoftheunsolved.com/2018/12/05/the-disappearance-of-macin-smith/Music by:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionTense Dark Atmosphere by UniversfieldDark Horror Background by Delo SoundDark Ambient Emotions by Deust Lower - Vlad BakutovSad Guitar Trap Beat by BRVANDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A routine business trip to Philadelphia turned into a nightmare when Judy Smith disappeared in 1997. When her body was discovered hundreds of miles away in the mountains of North Carolina, the mystery only grew: How did she get there, and who was responsible for the brutal stabbing that took her life? This case remains one of the most perplexing travel mysteries in recent history, with more questions than answers. Sources:Killing of Judy Smith - Wikipediahttps://unsolved.com/gallery/judy-smith/https://grokipedia.com/page/Killing_of_Judy_SmithMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionDark Horror Background by Delo SoundHip Hop Sadness: Alone in Silence by Grand ProjectDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brianna Maitland's disappearance is more than a cold case. It is a story about the fragility of life, the unpredictability of fate, and the spirit of a family searching for answers. A young woman's routine evening, the drive to work, the gestures of independence, the ordinary interactions of a 17-year-old, was abruptly shattered, leaving a mystery that has haunted Vermont for decades. The series of events that surrounded her tell a story of a life interrupted, a journey halted, and a world left uncertain. Every eyewitness account, every tip, every unverified sighting contributes to the puzzle, yet no piece has resolved it. Somewhere, someone knows the truth. Somewhere, there may be a fragment of memory, a whisper of a conversation, a detail overlooked, that can finally bring closure. Until that day, Brianna Maitland’s story remains a haunting mystery, a life interrupted, and a question left echoing across the quiet roads of Vermont.Sources:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Brianna_MaitlandDNA identified in search for Brianna Maitland, 17-year-old Vermont girl who went missing in 2004 - CBS Newshttps://charleyproject.org/case/brianna-alexandria-maitlandhttps://www.mynbc5.com/article/police-update-brianna-maitland-disappearance/60244327Music:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionHorro Dark Cinematic Music by Alexaa221Sad Trap Beat by BRVANDark Horror Background by Delo SoundDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jody Ledkins was last seen walking northbound on Winchester Avenue at 14th Street the evening she disappeared. She left without money or extra clothes, seemingly just needing a ride home. This episode dives into the immediate aftermath of her phone call with her mother and subsequent fight her mother endured to get police to take her daughter's disappearance seriously. Was this a runaway case or was it something far more sinister from the start?Sources:https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/mother-continues-search-for-missing-daughter-35-years-laterhttps://jodyledkins.wordpress.com/https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/tb0fw0/in_1985_a_14yearold_girl_disappeared_after/https://youtu.be/oiwEq1JVRIU?si=43pscyXFY0dNIc40https://ncmissingpersons.org/jody-ledkins/https://rcccmcc.com/2020/02/25/jody-lee-ledkins/Music:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionDark Anxious Tension by Ashot_DanielyanThe Wait by Never Not DeadDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A stranded college student, a confused conversation in the dark, and one final, chilling exclamation before the phone call ends forever. The 2008 disappearance of Brandon Swanson remains one of Minnesota's most perplexing cold cases. What happened in those final moments on that desolate road?NOTE: There are many inconsistencies over the make/model and even color of Brandon's car. We are reporting a white Chevy Lumina, though this may be incorrect. Sources:https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-transsion&sa=X&sca_esv=752c69823b7d32b5&sxsrf=AE3TifOGdwujJFhT8B0zcth526aKSbosdg:1762735126038&udm=7&fbs=AIIjpHxU7SXXniUZfeShr2fp4giZ1Y6MJ25_tmWITc7uy4KIeuYzzFkfneXafNx6OMdA4MQRJc_t_TQjwHYrzlkIauOK_IaFSQcTHs2AgJbmYqOLNkKKJQfQGyrVZPSfyHC1o7w3STZ2vzY1otFmVQJB6XrX6eZ6J4yI3GBRIDW_N7Y03vVXqwNjFQxcKaOBaBbveBkZBP_1U_LV7uoB7yIXd7EGHGtSfQ&q=the+disappearance+of+brandon+swanson+https://youtu.be/h53SmmRZocE?si=IxGt_KfTx3https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSHcwDBgGgW3A-q8G3B/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Brandon_SwansonMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionPossession by unknown artistHip Hop Sadness (Alone in Silence) by Grand_ProjectDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When a young Penn State college student goes missing after a costume party on Halloween night, everyone on campus is in a state of panic. But police have very little to go on until a tip comes in from an eyewitness who may have seen a young girl, matching Cindy's description, get abducted. Was this young woman Cindy Song, or was it one of several twists and turns that have managed to keep police on their toes for all these years? With one particular suspect in the back pockets of those investigating Cindy's case, they must first decide if what they hold on to this suspect is too far-fetched, even for the evilest of all killers, or will it lead them to finding Cindy?Sources:https://charleyproject.org/case/hyun-jong-songhttps://unsolved.com/gallery/cindy-song/https://unresolved.me/cindy-songThe Unsolved — Cindy Song vanishes from State College | wnep.comMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionThings that Live in the Cellar by Geoff HarveyDepression by Mood ModeDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this mini episode, we are discussing the Halloween murders of both James Adamski and Sylvia Salinas.A night that started out as a party with friends turns deadly when 18-year-old James Adamski heads out on foot from the bar where the party was held, never to be heard from again. Was he being watched? Could someone at the party have wanted to hurt James?Sylvia Salinas is living the American dream. But on the afternoon of October 31, 1989, someone had other plans for Sylvia. Now investigators are trying to track down leads and re-interview possible suspects in this heart-wrenching tragedy.If you have any information in the case of Sylvia Salinas please contact Galveston Crime Stoppers at (409) 763-8477 or you can submit a tip online at www.Galveston.CrimeStoppersWeb.comSource Material:https://truecrimediva.com/sylvia-salinas/https://abc13.com/post/halloween-cold-case-haunts-womans-family-30-years-later/5663232/13 UNSOLVED: VHS tape that survived Ike could help solve murder of Galveston woman stabbed in heart on Halloween - ABC13 Houstonhttps://www.newspapers.com/newspage/16726355/The Unsolved Halloween Murder of James Adamski – TRUE CRIME REPORT36-year-old cold case still haunts Lancaster, Cheektowagahttps://ny1.com/nyc/queens/news/2017/03/23/lancaster-cold-case-Music By:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionEerie Music Box by UniversfieldHalloween Horror by DELO SoundScary Ambience 1 by Xtreme FreddySloMo by Soul Prod MusicDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An evening at the State Fair with her best friend, and a promise to her mother to find a safe ride home by the end of the night. That was the deal that Diana Smith made with her daughter. 13-year-old Misty Copsey was excited to finally gain some independence and spend the afternoon with her friend, 15-year-old Trena Bovard at the Washington State Fair on the evening of September 17, 1992. But when the night comes to an end and Misty misses her bus back to her home in Spanaway, she's determined not to break her promise to her mother. But what starts out as an innocent night out with her best friend, turns tragic when Misty sets out on a dangerous journey to make it home. But Misty's promise to her mother to make it home safe is broken when Misty never makes it home....at all. Source Credits:Unsolved Northwest: Who killed Misty Copsey? | king5.com https://unresolved.me/misty-copseyhttps://int-missing.fandom.com/wiki/Misty_CopseyMissing: Misty Copsey | by Ashli Nicole | True Crime Detective | Mediumhttps://www.thenewstribune.com/news/special-reports/article25857745.html Music Credits:Sound Trap by Muza ProductionPossession by Purple Planet MusicAurora by Beat WavesDark Trap Groove by Anton Vlasovhttp://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the evening of June 6th, the Kickapoo High School class of 1992 was getting ready to kick off their graduation ceremony. Suzanne (Suzie) Streeter and her best friend Stacey McCall, along with Suzie's mother Sherrill Levitt were in attendance. But what would start out as a joyous occasion, would soon end in tragedy sometime in the wee hours of the morning when the three women seemed to have vanished without a trace. With little evidence left behind, police managed to gather some very unusual suspects, leaving the town of Springfield baffled more than 30 years later, at what really happened to the women, now and forever referred to as the Springfield Three.http://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The playground should be every child's sanctuary - a place of laughter, freedom, and innocent joy. For three-year-old Lina Sardar Khil, it became the scene of an unthinkable tragedy when she vanished without a trace on December 20, 2021, from her apartment complex in San Antonio, Texas.Lina's story begins far from American soil. Born in Afghanistan to a family with deep military connections, her grandfather was killed by a suicide bomber in 2009. Her father Riaz followed the same path, serving alongside U.S. troops until 2019 when concerns for his family's safety prompted their relocation to America. They settled among other Afghan refugees, forming a tight-knit community where they believed their children could play freely without fear.The family had already survived unimaginable trauma. During a 2021 visit to Afghanistan, Lina was knocked unconscious by a suicide bombing at Kabul airport as they fled the Taliban takeover. They escaped with their lives, returning to what they thought was safety in Texas. Months later, during a routine afternoon at the playground where Lina played daily, she disappeared while running with other children around an apartment building. When the children returned, Lina wasn't among them.What happened in those crucial moments? Surveillance footage captured Lina playing moments before she vanished, but mysteriously contains an 18-minute gap exactly when she disappeared. Was this a targeted abduction connected to her father's military service, or a crime of opportunity by someone who had been watching the playground? The family's struggle with English created additional barriers as they desperately tried to convey what happened to police and media, facing cruel speculation and victim-blaming from online commenters.Three years later, Lina remains missing despite extensive searches, a $280,000 reward, and age progression photos showing what she might look like now. If you recognize Lina or have information about her disappearance, contact the San Antonio Police Department at 210-207-7660 or the FBI San Antonio office at 210-225-6741. One tip could bring this child home and end her family's unending nightmare.Sources:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Lina_Khilhttps://unresolved.me/linasardarkhilhttps://foxsanantonio.com/news/yami-investigates/linas-family-frustrated-by-three-years-of-limited-communication-from-authoritieshttps://www.ksat.com/news/local/2024/12/19/timeline-3-years-since-lina-khils-disappearance-on-san-antonios-northwest-side/https://charleyproject.org/case/lina-sardar-khilMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionSad Trap Beat by BRVANDark Ambient by SharvarionGone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E. Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather Hicks.Gone in a Blink theme: Crime Trap created and produced by MuzaproductionWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastYouTube @ Goneinablinkpodcast@goneinablinkEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThanks for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.http://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A crisp autumn day in Oklahoma turns tragic when the Jamison family vanish without explanation, leaving behind $32,000 and their starving dog locked in their truck. What forces could lead a family of three to disappear in the remote Sandboi Mountains, only to be discovered as skeletal remains four years later?The case of Bobby, Sherilyn, and six-year-old Madyson Jamison defies conventional explanation. Surveillance footage from the day they vanished captures the couple moving in trance-like states, walking back and forth to their vehicle without speaking, sometimes carrying nothing at all, sometimes the same items repeatedly. This haunting behavior, described by experts as appearing drug-induced, is just the first layer of strangeness surrounding their disappearance.Delving deeper reveals a family struggling with chronic pain, mental illness, and increasingly bizarre beliefs. Their storage container home featured spray-painted warnings about witches and judgment. Sherilyn claimed to practice witchcraft, while Bobby sought special bullets to shoot the evil spirits he believed haunted their home. A Satanic Bible found in their possession and reports of seances add to the unsettling picture of their final days.Most compelling are the conflicting clues – a vehicle left with thousands in cash yet missing a brown briefcase seen being loaded on camera; a family dog left locked inside a truck, slowly starving; and an 11-page letter expressing Sherilyn's hatred for her husband. Why would someone murder a family but leave behind $32,000? Was Sherilyn truly on a white supremacist cult's "hit list" as her mother believes?The medical examiner could only declare their deaths "suspicious," leaving us to wonder what truly happened that October day. Was it murder, suicide, cult activity, or something else entirely? Join us as we examine every bizarre detail of this haunting Oklahoma mystery that continues to baffle investigators and true crime enthusiasts alike.Sources:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamison_family_deathshttps://www.utdailybeacon.com/opinion/columns/killer-conversations-the-jamison-family-murders/article_f47e91a0-0d79-11eb-b8ef-9f3fa837bc9c.htmlhttps://www.ladbible.com/news/us-news/mystery-jamison-family-vanished-mountains-oklahoma-308084-20241016https://buzzfeed-unsolved.fandom.com/wiki/The_Disturbing_Mystery_of_the_Jamison_Familyhttps://medium.com/@dellantonio.caterina/and-yet-no-answer-e17fbe4bf7afMusic: Crime Trap by Muza ProductionThings that Live in the Cellar by Geoff HarveyGone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E. Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather Hicks.Gone in a Blink theme: Crime Trap created and produced by MuzaproductionWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastYouTube @ Goneinablinkpodcast@goneinablinkEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThanks for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.http://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The peaceful suburb of Yorktown, Virginia became the backdrop for a harrowing mystery when 12-year-old Sean Daugherty was found hanging from a swing set in his family's backyard on April 14, 2022. What initially appeared as a tragic suicide quickly unraveled into something far more perplexing.Sean was the kind of boy who embodied childhood joy – a straight-A student who loved Star Wars, video games, and had just returned from a Disney cruise with his family. With his mother's exciting new position at the Pentagon and upcoming family trips on the horizon, Sean had everything to live for. Nothing in his behavior suggested depression or suicidal thoughts.Yet the circumstances surrounding his death defy simple explanation. Found wearing his stepfather's clothes with his arms bound tightly to his sides, a motorcycle helmet bag over his head, and his broken glasses lying nearby – how could a 12-year-old have orchestrated this alone? His toes were touching the ground, meaning he could have stood up at any time to relieve the pressure on his neck. His feet were mysteriously clean despite the muddy yard. His two-year-old brother, found hiding under laundry, reportedly told his mother about a "friend" chasing and punching Sean.What happened in the short window between 3:30 PM when Sean set an alarm to take out the trash and 4:45 PM when his sister discovered his body? Why has information about this case seemingly vanished from the internet? And most importantly, why are authorities so resistant to reinvestigating despite the bizarre circumstances?The Daugherty family continues their fight for answers through their "What Happened to Sean" Facebook page, refusing to accept the suicide ruling that contradicts everything they knew about their son. Their story is a powerful reminder that behind every headline is a family searching for truth and justice.Join us as we examine the evidence, timeline, and unanswered questions in this baffling case that continues to haunt all who hear it. Whether you're a true crime enthusiast or simply someone who believes in seeking truth, Sean's story will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about this case.Sources:https://sandhillssentinel.com/obituary-for-sean-patrick-daugherty/https://www.wtkr.com/news/what-happened-to-sean-questions-remain-a-year-after-yorktown-boys-deathhttps://www.yahoo.com/news/happened-sean-york-county-boy-180500463.htmlhttps://www.gofundme.com/f/what-happened-to-seanhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH5wzJlFKKQMusic:Crime Trap by Muza ProductionSad Trap Beat by BRVANSuspense Background Music by ArctSoundGone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E. Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather Hicks.Gone in a Blink theme: Crime Trap created and produced by MuzaproductionWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastYouTube @ Goneinablinkpodcast@goneinablinkEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThanks for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink.http://bit.ly/goneinablink-survey Thank you for helping us by taking our short survey. Gone in a Blink is created by Heather Hicks and Danielle E.Written and produced by Heather Hicks and hosted by Danielle E. and Heather HicksWe would love to hear from you!Follow us on social media:Instagram @ GoneinablinkpodFacebook @ Gone in a Blink podcastEmail us with comments and/or ideas for an episode at goneinablinkpod@gmail.comThank you for joining us on the airwaves. And remember......Be Safe, Be Smart, and Try Not to Blink. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.