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Sydney Sumner
I'm Sydney Sumner. The mother of a missing Utah woman, Danielle Staley, who vanished in California earlier this month, says her boyfriend of 13 years has been abusive. 35 year old Staley was last seen at a bonfire in Aptos near Rio del Mar State beach on November 7th at around 11:30pm Santa Cruz county deputy said Staley may be at risk and foul play is potentially involved. Earlier this week, Staley's longtime boyfriend, Alex Nunez, 62, said he had nothing to do with her disappearance, adding that he's helping search for her. Her family says Nunez, who accompanied her to the bonfire, is extremely abusive and manipulative. The pair had been staying on the coast, living in a camper after arriving in the area at the end of October. Police later found her belongings on the beach and there has been no indication she went into the water. Mom April Miller says Danielle's family has been concerned the entire time. The pair has dated on and off for around 13 years. Nunez reportedly said he would take a polygraph test and fears Daley may have had a drug relapse. There's cameras there. There's a whole private subdivision there that is nothing but cameras. There has to be some video surveillance of something, cars going in and out at that particular time between around 11 o' clock and about 6 in the morning. Police have not named Nunez as a suspect in Staley's disappearance and he is cooperating with the investigation. Police are asking for security footage taken from Beach Drive, Rio Del Mar Blvd. Or the Esplanade between November 5 and 7. Staley is described as a white female who stands 5ft 6 inches tall and weighs 120 pounds with blonde hair. She was last seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and leopard print leggings. Anyone with information regarding Staley's whereabouts is urged to contact Santa Cruz County Police at 831471. More Crime and Justice news after this.
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A 24 year old Ohio man was arrested in Canada after his parents were found dead in their home on Wednesday. Maxwell Anatra is already back in the United States behind bars in Michigan while he awaits extradition back to Ohio. The Crawford County Sheriff's Office in Ohio was called for a welfare check Wednesday morning at the home in Crestline after a co worker of Lisa Anatra, 61 reported that she had not come into work that day. The co worker had gone to the home to check on her and called 911 when he saw what he thought was blood. Officers arrived at the home and made entry, discovering Anatra's body inside. A second victim, Lisa's husband, 63 year old Matthew Anatra, was found dead in a detached garage on the property. Family members told police that their son Maxwell Anatra, had been at the home the previous night but was now unreachable by phone. Investigators soon learned that he had gone to Michigan earlier that morning and may be trying to flee to Canada. Detectives obtained a murder warrant for Anatra's arrest and contacted the federal Department of Homeland Security late Wednesday afternoon. They learned that Anantra had been taken into custody by Canadian officials after he crossed the border. He is being held at the St. Clair County Jail on the Ohio murder warrant. In another case of patricide, a Connecticut man was charged on Saturday with the death of his father and it's not the first time he's been accused of violent crimes. Joshua Popeolarcik's arrest warrant was sealed for two weeks, so details of the murder of 62 year old David Pope Larchik are unavailable. Police did say the elder man was found with stab wounds in his living room Friday afternoon. Joshua Popeolarcik, 31, was convicted on a misdemeanor charge of strangulation and suffocation last year after the victim dropped her complaint on more serious charges, according to a warrant for that 2023 arrest. Police were alerted that Pope Alarchik had left the scene of a crash and the woman who was with him said he raped her at his apartment the night before. Avon police officer spoke to the 60 year old woman and described her as visibly shaken. She told them she had met Popielarczyk in rehab and they hit it off. So she spent some time with him after they were discharged from the facility. But Popielarchik began exhibiting what the victim called weird behavior, including going into trances and talking to himself repeatedly. She he bought a drug from someone who came to his door and when he took it, she described it as looking into the eyes of Satan. Popeolarchic became increasingly violent, often pushing and slapping her and wrapping his hands around her neck. She said he punched her and strangled her, including once when she was lying down for a nap. She told police she wanted to call 911 but feared Joshua would hear her call and kill her. On September 12, 2023, they were listening to music when he started pacing, then shoved her over, pulled off her shorts and raped her. The following morning he dragged her out of bed, feet first and told her to hurry and get ready. He insisted on taking her with him to purchase marijuana at the threat of death. When they left the house, the woman said Popielarchik drove so erratically that she persuaded him to let her drive. When he did, however, he began ordering her to drive through stop signs and red lights. When she obeyed traffic laws, he punched her in the head. He gave her directions to his parents house where he reportedly banged on the door and confronted the woman who answered in violation of an order of protection against him. He left his parents home and the 60 year old victim said he had been laughing maniacally while driving and punched her in the face and neck several times. He ran traffic lights and eventually crashed into another car before leaving the scene. The woman said she got away from him when an employee at a dispensary separated him from her. After observing that something might have been wrong, responding officers saw bruising and marks on her face and ear. But the woman soon began avoiding police who didn't speak with her again until early October that year. At that time, she said she didn't want to pursue charges. For the latest crime and justice breaking news, be sure to follow the Crime Alert hourly update on your favorite podcast app. With this Crime alert, I'm Sydney Sumner.
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Sydney Sumner
This is an iHeart podcast.
Date: November 21, 2025
Host: Sydney Sumner (for Crime Alert update)
Podcast Feed: iHeartPodcasts and CrimeOnline
This episode delivers updates on high-profile and disturbing crime stories, focusing on the disappearance of Danielle Staley in California amid serious allegations against her long-time boyfriend. The episode also covers other shocking cases, including a double homicide in Ohio and a patricide in Connecticut, offering details on suspects' backgrounds and the ongoing investigations. The tone is factual, urgent, and compassionate with an undercurrent of advocacy for victims.
Victim: Danielle Staley, 35 years old, originally from Utah, missing since November 7.
Last Seen: At a bonfire near Rio del Mar State Beach, Aptos, California, around 11:30pm (01:08)
Companion: Longtime boyfriend, Alex Nunez (62), present at the bonfire, claims innocence and is participating in the search.
Relationship History: Staley's family describes Nunez as "extremely abusive and manipulative," with a turbulent 13-year relationship (01:33).
Living Situation: Couple had been living in a camper on the California coast since late October.
Evidence: Danielle's belongings were found on the beach; no indicators she entered the water.
Family Concerns: Staley’s mother, April Miller, called out repeated worries for her daughter’s safety (01:55).
"Danielle's family has been concerned the entire time. The pair has dated on and off for around 13 years." (01:55)
Boyfriend's Response:
Police Involvement:
Description and Appeal:
"Family members told police that their son Maxwell Anatra had been at the home the previous night but was now unreachable by phone." (05:22)
"He became increasingly violent, often pushing and slapping her and wrapping his hands around her neck. She said he punched her and strangled her, including once when she was lying down for a nap." (07:08)
On Surveillance Hope:
"There's cameras there. There's a whole private subdivision there that is nothing but cameras. There has to be some video surveillance of something, cars going in and out at that particular time between around 11 o'clock and about 6 in the morning."
(Sydney Sumner, paraphrasing the urgency for surveillance, 02:14)
On Family Fears:
"Danielle's family has been concerned the entire time. The pair has dated on and off for around 13 years."
(Attributed to April Miller, 01:55)
This update-packed episode spotlights Danielle Staley’s highly suspicious disappearance, underlining deep family fears and a troubling relationship with her boyfriend. Additional cases enforce the podcast's ethos of urgent, unvarnished reporting on injustice and violence, motivating listeners to assist investigations and stay alert to ongoing crime stories in their communities.