Crime, Wine, Bed by 9 Adrienne Poole

In the fall of 1979 a young nurse’s aid in a small town in Missouri never showed up for her shift at work one morning. Family immediately reported her missing, and she was never seen or heard from again. For over a decade her family, police, and the public would not have a real answer in her case since there was never any physical evidence recovered. Even so, almost everyone had a pretty good idea of what happened all those years ago.

A young college couple is on a summer trip back home when they decide to take a drive to a secluded area outside of Dallas to get a little privacy one night. But their time alone doesn’t last long when they become the prey of a lifetime criminal after a chance encounter.

Today’s episode is the second half of the horrific case of one of New York’s worst automobile accidents. In it we are really digging into the aftermath of the crash and the family of Diane desperately trying to make sense of it all. Surveillance footage of Diane’s stop at the gas station to look for pain meds can be viewed at the following link: https://youtu.be/ala5nKrehEo

After a fun family weekend of camping in July 2009, a New York “super mom” trying to drive her family back home ends up entering the highway on an exit ramp, driving the wrong way at full speed after a series of bizarre phone calls. Her exact movements and headspace to this day are a mystery to her family, friends, and a shocked public who may never have answers…or at least the answers they are hoping for.

An 18 year old working and saving for college in a sleepy Alaskan town goes missing mysteriously in the Fall of 1991. What happened to her seems almost unsolvable with absolutely no physical evidence or real clues left that can help point the authorities in any real direction until someone who’d recently been in contact with her slips up.

Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme became BFFs in 1950s New Zealand when they bonded over similar childhood experiences. As teenage girls they quickly grew to be inseparable to the point that they would do anything to make sure no one and nothing could tear them apart.