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In this episode of Coffee and Cases, we examine the disappearance of Paola Miranda-Rosa, a 31-year-old paralegal who vanished on December 18, 2021, in Osceola County, Florida. What began as a normal day—filled with errands, family conversations, and plans for the following morning—quickly turned into a mystery when her car was later discovered abandoned in a state park with her phone, keys, and personal belongings still inside. As we begin to unpack the timeline, questions emerge about what happened between the moment Paola left home and the moment everything stopped making sense. Why did the scene feel incomplete? And which details—seemingly small at first—might actually hold the key to understanding her disappearance?
If you have any information about the disappearance of Paola Miranda-Rosa, please contact the Osceola County Sheriff's Office at 407-348-2222 or reach out directly to her family by sending a message on Instagram to @La_sandu_.
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In this episode of Coffee and Cases, we examine the disappearance of Paola Miranda-Rosa, a 31-year-old paralegal who vanished on December 18, 2021, in Osceola County, Florida. What began as a normal day quickly turned into a mystery. As we begin to unpack the timeline, questions emerge about what happened between the moment Paola left home and the moment everything stopped making sense. Why did the scene feel incomplete? And which details—seemingly small at first—might actually hold the key to understanding her disappearance?
If you have any information about the disappearance of Paola Miranda-Rosa, please contact the Osceola County Sheriff's Office at 407-348-2222 or reach out directly to her family by sending a message on Instagram to @La_sandu_.
If you’re caught up on all regular episodes and want even more cases, join us on Patreon, where we cover solved cases and are just beginning a state-by-state spotlight. You can explore tier options and register at https://www.patreon.com/coffeeandcases
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We know what he looks like. We know the details of his truck—ones that would make it stand out among others. But we don’t have the perpetrator who abducted Angie Hammond thirty years ago. However, with new clues, we may be close. Can those new details help crack open this cold case?
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Before sunrise on April 18, 2016, in Midlothian, Texas, Terri “Missy” Bevers arrived at a church to lead an early morning fitness class. But within minutes, something went terribly wrong. What happened inside that building in the quiet hours before dawn? Why does this case, years later, still feel filled with unanswered questions? Was this a random act—or something far more intentional? And how can a case with so much attention still have so few answers? Nearly a decade later, Missy’s story remains unresolved… and someone, somewhere, knows the truth.
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A New Hampshire teen's Spring Break transformed from what could have been a fun-filled week to one of horror for her mother, Judith. Perhaps the key to this mystery is whatever... or whoever ... plunged this case into darkness.
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Before the Hollywood dolls that haunt our dreams, there was one (not so) quietly closed in an attic in a Key West home causing quite a stir for anyone with whom he came into contact. As his notoriety has grown and with his placement in a permanent museum display, the reach of that contact has grown tremendously, as has the number of letters he receives from people pleading with him to release them from whatever curse he has placed upon them. This episode is the history of Robert the doll.
If you’d like to read more about Robert the Doll, check out David Sloan’s book, found HERE.
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Meghan Marohn’s story has stayed with us—and with so many of you. Since our original episode, new information has come to light, offering some clarity while leaving other questions unanswered. In this update, we revisit Meghan’s case with fresh eyes, honoring her story as we thoughtfully reconsider the theories surrounding her final days.
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Meghan Marohn was a poet, a teacher, an advocate, a friend, and a soul who saw the interconnectedness of life in all its fragile intricacies. However, this woman who fought tirelessly against all that is wrong in the world went missing on Sunday, March 27th, 2022 in Lee, Massachusetts. Her remains were located a little over five months later-- on September 1st. Was her death the result of an tragic accident, or was she the victim of foul play?
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Eleven-year-old Shannon Paulk was excited to visit with her friends and neighbors in the Candlestick Mobile Home Park in Prattville, Alabama on August 16th, 2001 after spending much of the summer away with family. She wanted to see friends and visit neighbors’ animals. Many neighbors recall seeing or speaking with the friendly Shannon that morning. Then, Shannon was gone, and those same friends and neighbors are still searching for answers.
If you would like to learn more about Shannon’s case, consider listening to and following the Cold Truth Podcast. And please show your support by joining the Justice for Shannon Paulk Facebook group:
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Cold Truth Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cold-truth/id1504178675
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On June 14, 1969, in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park near Spence Field along the Appalachian Trail, six-year-old Dennis Martin vanished during a Father’s Day camping trip — and he has never been found. How does a child disappear in the span of just a few minutes while adults are only yards away? Were critical mistakes made in those first hours? And what do we make of the reported scream… and the sighting of a man carrying something red through the woods? More than fifty years later, Dennis Martin is still missing — and the mountains are still silent.
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There is something bittersweet about growing up. For the child, they step into new roles with new responsibilities. They learn to earn trust from the adults in their lives. In return, the adults have to let go just a little of the baby they have raised. They watch with tears in their eyes as some of the innocence of their child slips away into a teen and one day adult. It’s hard, but it is life. We never think it’ll be my child. That’s what made it so unbelievable for 12-year-old Sherry Marler’s mother and step-father to think that their “little farmer” had simply disappeared from their quaint, small town.
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Two-year old Ruben Felix had been at a family barbeque when he simply vanished. But single footprints, seemingly staged evidence, and hoax phone calls has left some of them wondering if Ruben’s disappearance were more than just a horrific accident.
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Jessica Hamby was trying to come home. After months of fighting to get clean, after voluntarily entering detox, after choosing—again—to try—she stepped back into the Alabama winter…and disappeared. But Jessica’s story doesn’t begin the night she vanished. It begins six months earlier, when her friend Jeremy Abbott went missing and was later found hanging in the woods—exactly where Jessica told police his body would be. Why was she afraid to tell them? And why, after finally speaking up, did she leave the state for months? When Jessica returned, her phone began moving through Winston and Marion counties in the early morning hours of January 3, 2018—ending with one final message. What happened in those final hours? And how does a young mother simply vanish without a trace?
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Erica was walking her family dog in a nearby park when she was hit by a van. Erica’s family has not seen her since that day and her body is still missing. And the suspects’ use of drugs, as well as their lies, have led to more wild goose chases than answers.
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A century ago, a mysterious illness swept across the world—and instead of killing quickly, it stole something far stranger: movement, speech, and the ability to wake. Victims of encephalitis lethargica, the so-called “sleeping sickness,” became trapped inside their own bodies—some frozen mid-step, mid-sentence, or mid-bite, aware of everything but unable to respond. Millions were infected and many survivors were left as “living statues” for decades, until one experimental drug in the 1960s briefly awakened them—only for the miracle to fade and the darkness to return. In this episode, we follow the chilling rise and disappearance of the disease, the haunting patients of Beth Abraham Hospital, and the medical mystery that still has no definitive answer. Because the most unsettling part isn’t just what it did—it’s that we still don’t know why, or whether something like it could happen again.
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For years, Kimberly Cain has been seeking closure for her sister Sabrina’s murder in 1974. Interestingly, since the discovery of Sabrina’s body, all eyes turned toward one perpetrator; unfortunately, all of the evidence against him was circumstantial. Between questioned testimonies, missing guns, local rumors, missed opportunities in investigaton, will we ever know the truth?
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In 1979, skeletal remains were discovered along the Alaska Highway near Tok—belonging to a man no one could name. He wore a black eye patch, carried a marble prosthetic eye in his pocket, and had been dead for more than a year before anyone noticed he was gone. Police knew who killed him, but the victim himself disappeared into history, leaving behind only fragments of a life and a question that has lasted nearly fifty years. Who was the man known as One-Eyed Jack—and how does someone vanish so completely that no one comes looking? This episode is about the quiet tragedy of a life lost without a name, and the search to give him one back.
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In January of 1984, seven-year-old Gary Grant Jr. walked out to play in Atlantic City, New Jersey—and never came home. His parents did everything right… and still, something went terribly wrong. What began as an ordinary day quickly became a nightmare that would fracture a family, a neighborhood, and an investigation for decades. This case is filled with whispered clues, troubling questions, and a justice system that never quite delivered answers. Who betrayed the trust of a child—and why has the truth remained out of reach for so long?
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German Luis Clerici ("Jersey" to his friends) disappeared in January of 2010. Days later, his body was found in a rural Kansas culvert. His shoes were clean. His wallet was still on him. His car was missing. And for more than a decade, no one could explain what happened.
In April 2021, Coffee & Cases became the only podcast to ever cover Jersey’s case — just months before new information surfaced and investigators reopened the investigation. That fresh look led to arrests, court proceedings, and finally, long-awaited answers.
In this update episode, Allison revisits Jersey’s story to share what has been uncovered since that original episode aired: what happened inside the house where he was last seen, how evidence was concealed, how investigators were misled, and what the court documents now reveal about the choices made after his death.
This episode also explores the questions that still remain — and what justice looks like when the truth arrives years late, but at last, arrives.
Listeners are encouraged to listen to our April 22nd, 2021 episode on German Luis Clerici (reposted just last week for your convenience)
for full context before listening to this update.
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Tony Urciuoli, Jr. went out the night of January 24th, 2001 to play pool after receiving a page from someone. He told family that he’d only be out an hour or two before returning home, but Tony, Jr. never returned. Two days after Tony Urciuoli, Jr. disappeared, a relative found his car, which was abandoned, free of fingerprints, and provided no further clues. Today, 25 years later, we are still no closer to answers.
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Interesting case.
the Audio is so bad you can't even listen to this one.
this audio is so tinny and bad
This audio is so scratchy
Is it possible that LLF died elsewhere and was dressed for burial but was dumped by a funeral director or undertaker? It may be why he wasn’t reported missing because his family knew he was deceased and assumed he was buried but was not
you both are great story tellers. Your story openers are the best. I love the way you to tell a personal story to connect to the week's case. well done!
Wow, a brand new concept - two BFFs talk about "cases you've probably never heard of before", such as the Dyatlov Pass incident, the Keddie cabin murders, the Isdal woman or the Beaumont children 😏 plus Maggie's vocal fry 😝 thanks, next!
On Crime & Consequences, they said Colt told his friends he broke his ankle because he climbed a tree and fell out of it. The hosts suggested that perhaps he climbed the tree to get a better view of where they were and hopefully get his bearings, and I think this is a good suggestion although there's obviously no way to know.
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11:35
i love listening to your podcasts.. except.. for the constant hum of the background music. i thought maybe i could get used to it. im gonna continue to try, cause i love listening to your content and the way you guys explain the cases!
sleuthhound this sleuthhound that..y not just name the podcast Sleuthhound?!
JFC are you two paranoid.
The Kitty Genovese story was severely overblown by the press. I suggest you read some updated articles about her.
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great episode but I'm so confused what all that stuff about imagining you're pregnant had to do with Emma...?
starts at 11:19
very interesting case, but it seemed like you guys were pushing for a supernatural angle too hard. even if spirits were real why would they be writing a letter? why would they say stuff like how they'll eventually learn the kids' names? it was pretty obviously a mentally unstable older person with a bad case of envy and entitlement towards that house.
Amazing!