True Crime Unsolved

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Missing people. Unsolved homicides. Stories without endings. Hosts Myles and Sean explore unsolved cases by taking you straight to the source: the people actually living these nightmares, and the investigators tasked with solving them.

  1. FEB 4

    The Unsolved Death of Lacey Anderson - An Interview with Felicia and Nick, Her Sister and Brother-in-Law

    In this exclusive interview, we speak directly with **Felicia**, the sister of **Lacey Anderson**, and her husband **Nick**, about the events surrounding Lacey’s disappearance and suspicious death in Norfolk, Nebraska in 2009. Felicia and Nick share deeply personal details about Lacey’s life, her struggles, the dangerous circumstances she was caught in. They also discuss the unanswered questions, suspicious behavior, and systemic failures that have left Lacey’s death unsolved for more than a decade.This conversation offers a critical, firsthand perspective that goes beyond police reports and headlines — and gives voice to a family still searching for truth and accountability.If you care about unsolved cases, justice for victims, and stories that deserve more attention, this is an interview you need to hear.For links, photos, and a video version of this show, check out our Youtube channel at Youtube.com/@TrueCrimeUnsolvedShowIf you have information about Lacey's case, you can contact her family at justiceforlaceylea@hotmail.comOr contact the Norfolk, Nebraska police department at (402) 644-8700• Share this video• Leave a comment — respectful discussion matters• Subscribe for continued coverage of unsolved cases• Someone out there knows something---#Nebraska#LaceyAnderson#TrueCrimeUnsolved#UnsolvedCases#JusticeForLacey#ColdCase#TrueCrimeCommunity#MissingPersons#UnsolvedMysteries#TrueCrimePodcast#crimeinterviews

    1h 28m
  2. A Mysterious Death at the Movement Center: What Happened to Ayaz Quadir?

    12/26/2025

    A Mysterious Death at the Movement Center: What Happened to Ayaz Quadir?

    In this episode of True Crime Unsolved, we examine disturbing allegations surrounding the Movement Center and its longtime spiritual leader, Swami Chetanananda.The case centers on Ayaz, a gifted young musician whose death was officially ruled a drug overdose. Years later, his sister Saba has begun questioning the circumstances surrounding his final days—particularly his involvement with the Movement Center, a spiritual community that has faced decades of controversy, accusations, and unanswered questions.In this in-depth interview, Saba shares her personal experiences, what she has uncovered since her brother’s death, and why she believes the case deserves renewed scrutiny. We discuss allegations involving manipulation, drug use, spiritual authority, and whether vulnerable individuals may have been harmed under the guise of enlightenment.⚠️ Important note:All statements made in this episode reflect the personal opinions, experiences, and allegations of the interviewee and other sources. No individual discussed has been charged with a crime related to these claims. This episode does not assert guilt and is presented for informational and investigative purposes only.This story goes beyond one tragic death—it raises broader questions about power, influence, and accountability within closed spiritual communities.💬 If you’ve had experiences with the Movement Center—or similar groups—we invite respectful discussion in the comments.🔔 Subscribe to True Crime Unsolved for unsolved cases, investigative interviews, and stories mainstream media won’t touch.#TrueCrimeUnsolved#TrueCrime#CultAllegations#SpiritualAbuse#MovementCenter#UnsolvedDeath#InvestigativeJournalism#CultAwareness

    47 min
  3. The Movement Center: Cult Allegations, Abuse, and a Death That Still Raises Questions

    12/19/2025

    The Movement Center: Cult Allegations, Abuse, and a Death That Still Raises Questions

    For decades, The Movement Center, a spiritual organization led by Michael Shoemaker (also known as Swami Chetanananda) has been the subject of controversy, allegations, and lawsuits. In this episode of True Crime Unsolved, we examine publicly reported claims surrounding the group — including allegations of coercive control, sexual misconduct, exploitation of members, and abuse of spiritual authority. Drawing from court filings, investigative journalism, and firsthand accounts, we trace the group’s origins, its leadership structure, and how a small yoga-based spiritual movement allegedly evolved into a high-control environment. We also explore reporting by a Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist, testimony from former members, and the troubling patterns that emerge across multiple accounts This episode also sets the stage for a deeper investigation into the death of Ayaz Qadir, a young man who died from a heroin overdose while staying at the Movement Center — a death ruled accidental, but one his family believes deserves renewed scrutiny. ⚠️ Important Note:All allegations discussed are sourced from publicly available reporting and legal filings. They are presented as allegations, not proven facts. Individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven otherwise in a court of law. Our goal is to examine documented claims and unresolved questions — not to reach legal conclusions. If you’re interested in stories involving cult dynamics, coercive control, spiritual abuse, and unsolved or disputed deaths, this is a case worth understanding. 🎧 Prefer video? Find us online at Youtube.com/@truecrimeunsolvedshow 📌 Subscribe for more investigations into unsolved cases, missing persons, cults, and stories the mainstream won’t touch.

    55 min
5
out of 5
8 Ratings

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Missing people. Unsolved homicides. Stories without endings. Hosts Myles and Sean explore unsolved cases by taking you straight to the source: the people actually living these nightmares, and the investigators tasked with solving them.

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