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In Episode 12, we discuss the missing persons case of Sherryl Jacquot, the first in a series of cases we will be discussing that feature Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women. Sherryl went missing from her home in Stilwell, Oklahoma, in 1999. Locals to the area all appear to know who was responsible for Sherryl’s fate, but no one is talking. Hear about her case and how the co-host Faith Phillips, the Cherokee Nation and others are bringing awareness to complex cases involving domestic violence, violence against indigenous women and other challenges.

Episode 11: Morgan Nick is the case of a missing child who was abducted from a baseball field in Alma, Arkansas, in 1995. Morgan Nick’s case has ties to Oklahoma and our area, and it has been recently in the news because of new developments and a Hulu documentary. Faith and Shaun review the circumstances of Morgan’s abduction, recent updates and other information about similar abductions. This is the first in a series of missing persons cases coming up on Okie Noir.

Episode 10: Wyrd Systers: We talk sister stories even though our sisters wouldn’t show up to defend themselves . . . and they should have. It’s not pretty. It’s wyrd actually. Pretty wyrd. Almost macabre. Like Shakespeare or something. Wanna hear some great sister stories in the Okie Noir tradition? Tune in!

Faith and Shaun are joined by Shaun's Wacky Poem Life co-host Bill for this special episode of "Boyfriends We Have Known." We review a British stalker, a day on the creek that was not a creek, rosebushes uprooted, goat scat, hoarders, motorcycle gangs, and various and sundry swains we have known. 

Faith and Shaun finish the discussion about Faith’s documentary “The Girl Scout Murders” and move on to talk about Oklahoma outlaws past and present, including George “Machine Gun” Kelly, Henry Starr, The “Embalmed Bandit” Elmer McCurdy and more. Caves, poverty and liquor, the triumvirate of outlawhood in NE Oklahoma, figure prominently.

Okie Noir returns with the 3rd episode that describes the making of the documentary “The Girl Scout Murders,” now streaming on Fox Nation. The documentary is about new evidence in the unsolved, cold case of three girls murdered at Camp Scott, in Locust Grove, Oklahoma, in 1977. Documentary producer Faith Phillips and co-host Shaun Perkins begin a discussion of the documentary, the horrific crimes, and the search for justice. Comment below on things you have questions about or ideas you would like addressed in future episodes.