5 episodes
Into Thin Air News4Jax and Graham Media Group
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4.6 • 9 Ratings
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When 5-year-old Haleigh Cummings suddenly disappeared without a trace in 2009, investigators were stumped. Now, a decade later, the case remains unsolved.
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The trail runs cold
In extended interviews, investigators shed more light on the disappearance of HaLeigh Cummings. And one of them describes something he was told as somewhat of a confession, though it never led to any arrests or the discovery of the little girl’s whereabouts.
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What happened to HaLeigh?
The lead investigator who worked the disappearance of HaLeigh Cummings in 2009 reveals what he believes may have happened to the little girl. He also explains what has him convinced that she died hours before she was reported missing.
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Where is HaLeigh?
Immediately after 5-year-old HaLeigh Cummings' disappearance, father Ronald Cummings seems convinced his daughter was kidnapped -- and hasn't just wandered off on her own. Using clothes worn by the little girl, authorities and bloodhounds chase after her scent.
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HaLeigh is gone
In the pre-dawn hours of Feb. 11, 2009, emergency dispatchers in Putnam County, Florida, take frantic 911 calls from a Satsuma home. They both relay the same message: 5-year-old HaLeigh Cummings is missing and the back door of the residence has been propped open with a cinder block. Authorities flood the scene as an all-out search begins for the little girl.
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Introducing "Into Thin Air"
Ten years later, the disappearance of 5-year-old Haleigh Cummings continues to puzzle investigators.
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Customer Reviews
30 minute podcast crammed into 4 episodes
I listen to a lot of true crime and I especially like the investigative podcasts. I was looking forward to this one but was quickly let down. The intro told the story. The first two episodes repeated the same information, breaking news, crying interviews, sound bites and developments. Finally half way through episode 3 did the investigation start to develop. It carried on at a good pace until half way through episode 4 where it stalled and they focussed on the emotions.
If you are looking for a podcast that examines how people feel about missing children and being investigated, News4Jax has nailed it. If you are looking for a mystery being chased down, not so much. Give a top rating for the production values. They took some wonky audio and made it listenable.
All told, I am glad I listened to it, but I would have to know my friends' preferences to recommend it to them.