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Trace Evidence is a weekly true crime podcast that focuses on unsolved cases, from chilling murders to missing persons. Join host Steven Pacheco as he examines each case, diving deep into the evidence and exploring the theories which revolve around them. For each unsolved case, there are the victims and their families, who want answers and the abductors and murders who hide the truth.
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It would be terrible to lose a child in this manner no matter what, but imagine losing a daughter that was one half of a pair of twins. Every time you look at her sibling you'd see her face right in front of you. That's gotta be hard for the parents and the surviving twin.
This is truly a sad case. I hope this "Jerry" gets caught.
THE HATCH WASNT SHUT
the linked in message was one sided. she never replied
Great disappearance podcast & well told. All bases covered. Captivating, Steve.
I hate to be that guy, but someone who leases or intends to lease is a lesser, not a "leaser' which is not a word. Just FYI.
I could not stop giggling every time the operator called the male caller "ma'am." I mean, when he first called he was a bit shrill and all, but after a couple minutes it becomes pretty obvious that the caller is a dude, but the operator just keeps chuggin' right along calling him ma'am. 🤣
Sad story, but it's not everyday you hear about a person named Hugh Munn. Like "human." Get it? I salute that SLED spokesman for providing a little bit of comic relief.
I was looking up some info on this case while listening during my break at work and everything I came across said Cathy had four bicuspid teeth removed before getting braces. This made sense to me because it's very common to do this before orthodontic correction by braces or retainers to make room for crowded teeth during straightening. I have never heard of the canines being removed so my obsessive self had to check that after it was mentioned...🤦♂️🤷♂️
Dead husband, missing wife; she must have been taken. Dead wife, missing husband: he must have killed her and fled.
I know it is spelled Leominster, but it is pronounced lemonstir.
Please, people, DON'T release balloons to remember your loved one. Plant a tree, release butterflies or birds, light a candle, plant flowers, whatever, but balloons do nothing except pollute when they come back down. They don't go up to your heaven. They come back down to mine.
https://www.kfyrtv.com/2023/02/08/next-hearing-case-killing-anita-knutson-pushed-june/ Looks like it was the roommate. It seemed a little odd how defensive he parents got. It wasn't the families fault if the police questioned the roommate. The police were going to question who they wanted, no matter what the family would say. #coldjustice #justiceforanita
Bring back the eerie music behind your narrations !!!! You still have the best podcast, just sayin. iMO, that made the episodes SO much creepier and better.
OMG.This is troubling info that I sure have never heard.I used to think it was pure malicious intellectual laziness to theorize that Penny was directly involved in her child's disappearance, especially those theories that she sold her child. I always thought a different family member could be involved, or some of her friends, without her direct knowledge. I had heard of her failing a polygraph, but those being unreliable, there could be other reasons for her failing. I thought maybe she had strong suspicions of someone. as for the FBI, there are cases where they seem like they are deliberately screwing up a case or failing to investigate. This seems like one of these times.
Could the killer have used a silencer? Maybe that was why no neighbors heard anything?
I really feel like the officer that responded to the scene might have even passed the vehicle on his way there. If he really arrived 2-3 minutes after the last phone call abruptly ended, that is a very small window for someone to take control and get Kelly to the car by the time the cop showed up. If he is still alive, maybe he can still be hypnotized to see if it helps him recall anything.
Just FYI, the Chesterfield County Jane Doe was identified as Christy Lynn Floyd. UP6642 has since been removed from NAMUS. https://www.wtvr.com/news/local-news/police-id-richmond-teen-whose-body-was-found-in-a-landfill-34-years-ago
I like Casefile a lot, but some episodes, after an intriguing beginning, descends into a monotone, boring description of facts, devoid of all mystery and suspense.
I'm so glad Stephen brings up the computer info, but there really is not enough focus put on that information. What if Merrian meet someone online and this trip was planned with them? More information needs to be discovered about who she was in contact with days and weeks before she made this trip. What about cell phone records?