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Missing in the Carolinas
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Award-winning writer Renee Roberson hosts this true crime podcast profiling missing people from North and South Carolina, along with true crime cases.
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Ep. 181-An Interview with Caitlin Van Mol, host and producer of the Lived to Tell Podcast
4d ago00:45:38Tap to summarizeJoin Renee as she chats with fellow podcaster Caitlin Van Mol, host and producer of the survival story podcast, Lived to Tell. Learn how Caitlin got her start producing in the entertainment industry, how she developed her latest podcast, and what she does in her downtime (spoiler: it includes listening to true crime podcasts and audiobooks in the thriller genre!)Check out Caitlin's Podcast, Lived to Tell.And the podcast we couldn't help but binge, Loved Trapped.Social Media Coordinator: Jenna BrouseFind Us on Social Media!Tik TokInstagramYouTubeFacebook
Transcribe →Ep. 180-Updates on the Sun-Drop Bottling Company Murders in N.C. and the Murdaugh Murders in S.C.
2w ago00:19:29Tap to summarizeIn the summer of 2008, two people were murdered during a robbery at the Sun Drop Bottling Company offices in Concord, N.C. Now, almost 18 years later, authorities have arrested a 43-year-old Washington state resident named Johnny Steven Talbert and charged him with the murders. Renee also shares an update on why South Carolina resident Alex Murdaugh is getting a new trial.Previous Episodes Featuring the Murdaugh Murders:Ep. 50-A Review of "Low Country: The Murdaugh Dynasty"Ep. 56 - Reflecting On The Alex Murdaugh Murder TrialEp. 72-Preview of "Blood on Their Hands: Murder, Corruption, and the Fall of the Murdaugh Dynasty"Ep. 123-A Review of "The Devil at His Elbow: Alex Murdaugh and the Fall of a Southern Dynasty"Social Media Coordinator: Jenna BrouseAffiliate Partners:Weight Watchers ReferralLinkFind Us on Social Media!Tik TokInstagramYouTubeFacebook
Transcribe →Ep. 179-Six Years of Podcasting!
3w ago00:19:20Tap to summarizeRenee shares a behind-the-scenes look at how her podcasting journey has evolved over the past six years., including intriguing listener e-mails and unearthing cases with virtually no digital footprint.Social Media Coordinator: Jenna BrouseAffiliate Partners:Skincare by SkinxErin-Use code MISSINGCAROLINAS10 for 10 percent off yourorder. Weight Watchers ReferralLink
Transcribe →Ep. 178-Who Killed Cora Lee Hamby?
4w ago00:21:46Tap to summarizeOn May 25, 1989, 10-year-old Cora Lee Hamby left her home in Statesville and walked to a nearby grocery store to buy candy. She never made it home, and her deceased body was discovered a few days later on the shores of Lake Norman. Eyewitnesses said they saw Cora get into a car with three adults in the parking lot of the grocery store. Investigators zeroed in on a suspect in town, but he was never officially charged with the murder. Her case has never officially been solved.Social Media Coordinator: Jenna BrouseAffiliate Partners:Skincare by SkinxErin-Use code MISSINGCAROLINAS10 for 10 percent off yourorder. Weight Watchers ReferralLink
Transcribe →Ep. 177-Missing and Murdered at the Beach
May 800:29:49Tap to summarizeRenee pulls cases from the show catalogue that include coastal mysteries and murders--Leila and Mary Rachel Lewis, Gloria Kim Smith, Brian "Neil" Hooks, Enrique Roman-Martinez, and Crystal Faye Todd. Episodes Mentioned:Ep. 58: Missing and Murdered in WilmingtonEp. 92: Brian Neil Hooks and Andy Tench Missing and the Murder of Mary CollinsEp. 104: Case Updates and the Enrique Roman-Martinez Cold Case from North CarolinaEp. 91-Jeremy Grice Missing and the Murders of Crystal Faye Todd and Ann Fox SmithSocial Media Coordinator: Jenna Brouse
Transcribe →Replay-Who Murdered Suellen Evans at UNC?
May 100:24:54Tap to summarizeThis week's episode originally aired on April 26, 2024.On the afternoon of July 30, 1965, 21-year-old Suellen Evans was taking a summer session at the University of North Carolina when she was attacked and murdered in the Coker Arboretum. While police quickly utilized bloodhounds and organized group searches to help find the murder weapon, their efforts failed confirm a solid suspect or turn up any other leads. The case remains cold, but Suellen's hometown of Mooresville and the college campus have never forgotten the frustrating details of this this story.Show Sponsors:Renee's webinar on how to start a podcast:https://www.wow-womenonwriting.com/classroom/ReneeRoberson_Podcasting.phpSkinxErin skincare products--Use code MISSINGCAROLINAS10 for 10 percent off your purchase.https://shopxerin.comSocial Media Coordinator: Jenna Brouse
Transcribe →Ep. 176-The Unsolved Murders of Stacey Brooke Holsonback and Norsaadah Husain
Apr 2400:22:01Tap to summarizeIn the 1990s, two female students from Clemson University in South Carolina were murdered. One involved a random kidnapping from a laundromat and the other occurred after the victim went four-wheeling with two male classmates. Despite years of investigations, both remain unsolved. What happened to Norsaadah Husain and Stacey Brooke Holsonback?Social Media Coordinator: Jenna BrouseAffiliate Partners:Skincare by SkinxErin-Use code MISSINGCAROLINAS10 for 10 percent off yourorder. Weight Watchers ReferralLink
Transcribe →Ep. 175-What Happened to Gayle McCaffrey and Lisa McBride?
Apr 1700:23:44Tap to summarizeWhen 36-year-old Gayle McCaffrey went missing from West Ashley, South Carolina in 2012, her family knew she wouldn't have willingly abandoned her children. Her husband Bob's description of an argument beteen the couple that night also concerned them and investigators. While Bob McCaffrey served time for obstruction of justice charges related to his wife's disappearance, he never stood trial for murder as her body was never found. Now, he's been arrested for a 1990 cold case in New Jersey, where a 27-year-old woman went missing from her home and was later found murdered. Social Media Coordinator: Jenna BrouseAffiliate Partners:Skincare by SkinxErin-Use code MISSINGCAROLINAS10 for 10 percent off your order. Weight Watchers Referral Link
Transcribe →Ep. 174-The Murder of Janet Abaroa in Durham
Apr 1000:23:32Tap to summarizeOn April 26, 2005, Raven Abaroa returned home from a recreational soccer game to find his 25-year-old wife, Janet, murdered in their home. Their six-month-old infant son was unharmed in a nearby bedroom. Police quickly announced they didn't think the murder was a random attack, and Raven Abaroa's misdeeds as an employee and a husband would lead to his arrest for murder five years later. Check out our affiliate partner:Weight Watchers Referral Link
Transcribe →Ep. 173-Springtime Disappearances in South Carolina
Apr 300:22:29Tap to summarizeRenee shares three stories of springtime disappearances from the show catalogue, along with one new story of two teenagers who were lost at sea and rescued in 2005.Mentioned:Ep. 20-Missing from the Front YardEp. 21-Missing After a Night OutSocial Media Coordinator: Jenna BrouseShow Sponsors:Skincare by SkinxErin-Use code MISSINGCAROLINAS10 for 10 percent off your order. Want to try out Riverside FM for all your podcasting and videoconferencing needs? Use my affiliate link.
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