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In 2003, an entire family living in a resort town in France disappeared. Rumors persisted that they left on their own when the father’s shady business practices caught up to him. Though initially swayed by these rumors, the police gathered evidence that showed a darker scenario unfolded in the mountain chalet.

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Music by Scott Buckley

Over the next few months, we will be profiling Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women cases from the same state. First up is Colorado, where we cover 3 unsolved cases.

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Angelica Sandoval tips: Alamosa Police Department 719-580-0057

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Music by Scott Buckley

Research assistance by Annie Forsman-Adams

Cover art by Lars Hacking

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In 1976, Tommy Zeigler was sent to Florida’s death row for a quadruple murder. For the last 44 years, he has fought to prove his innocence, creating one of the longest appellate records ever. After asking for DNA testing since the early 1990s, is it still possible the truth is in the blood evidence?

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Music by Scott Buckley

Cover art by Lars Hacking of the Rusty Hinges podcast

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 In December 1985, 28-year-old Debbie Wolfe didn’t show up to work one morning. Less than a week later, her body was found very close to her home. This is a case that challenges people's memories, motives, and puts a family at odds with the police department trusted to investigate.

Music by Scott Buckley

Cover art by Lars Hacking

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In January 1997, Sara Davey’s parents dropped her off with a friend in Broome, Western Australia. She went out to the bar where she was seen leaving with a man named Richard Dorrough. When her family didn’t hear from her again, they called the police. Richard was  dropped as a suspect when there were a few credible sightings of Sara after this night. But after a series of events no one could have predicted, he rose back to the top of the suspect list. 




Information can be called in to Western Australia Crime Stoppers at 1 800 333 000

Music by Scott Buckley

Cover Art by Lars Hacking

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 In February 1999, Paul Skiba and his employee Lorenzo Chivers headed back home after working two moving jobs. With them  xwas Paul’s 9-year-old daughter Sarah, who was spending the weekend with Paul. When they never made it back, an arrest warrant was issued for Paul for kidnapping his daughter. But the family uncovered evidence that proved things were not what they seemed.

Music by Scott Buckley

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