Murder After Dark Podcast

12/09/2024

We certainly hope this family and community gets some answers soon.

Channel 9 has been at the scene of the search for 24 hours. See the latest details>> bit.ly/4d2MuUV

27/03/2023

On this Monday Mini episode Sara & Meg dive into two cases of missing girls: Crystal Tymich & Sunny Sramek. What happened to these girls? And can you help put the pieces together? Tune in and share to help bring awareness to these two cases.

If you or someone you know has any information about these cases, please contact the FBI tip department at tips.fbi.gov. 

Case Photos:
1. Crystal age progressed to 32 years old
2. Crystal at age six, when she went missing (this is believed to be the same outfit she was wearing when she disappeared)
3. Investigators carrying evidence away after searching a house near Crystal’s
4. Sunny Sramek’s Missing Poster
5. Sunny
6. Sunny’s tattoo

22/03/2023

Active Amber Alert in Rutherford Co!

Missing From: Union Mills, NC. Missing Date: Wed, Mar 22 2023. The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office is searching for a missing child: MALAKAI BLAKE GREENE. MALAKAI BLAKE GREENE is a 3-year-old, White, Male, approximately 3 feet tall, weighing 45 pounds. He has BLONDE hair, and HAZEL eyes. UNKNOWN....

20/03/2023

MISSING: Alexis Dysheè Ware

At the time of her disappearance, Alexis was living with her two children in Greenville, SC. Alexis worked as a hairstylist in her home studio and was active on social media. She had plans of opening up her own boutique in Atlanta.

She had recently talked to her mother about being followed and receiving unwanted calls by an unknown person she referred to as “the devil.”

Around 7:00 pm, Ware went to meet her youngest child’s father, TJ Patterson, at a 7-Eleven store in Anderson, SC. She handed him the children and they left in separate cars. Ware was supposed to follow Patterson to his mother’s house, but she allegedly drove around his car at a red light at some point and sped off into the night.

At 7:30 pm, Patterson called Ware’s mother and described how they parted ways. She tried to call her daughter’s cell phone but it went straight to voicemail. Alexis never returned home and has never been heard from again.

That same night, Ware’s car was picked up by highway cameras in Augusta, GA. It was unsure if was the one driving the vehicle at the time.

On February 1, 2022, Ware’s vehicle, a red 2019 Honda Accord with SC Tag , was found abandoned and covered in mud in a hunting field in McCormick, SC. Her cell phone, purse and ID were found inside the car. A bag of clothes was found in the trunk, and her hair bonnet was found on the ground outside of the car. Police were able to get prints from the vehicle, but have not publicly said whether they matched Ware or anyone else.

Race: African American
Gender: Female
Hair Color: Varies
Eye Color: Brown
Height: 5' 6”
Weight: 215 - 230 lbs
Age at disappearance: 29

Distinguishing Features: Alexis has multiple tattoos including a leaf-like feather on the front side of one hand and a rose on the other hand. She has dimpling piercings.

Alexis was last seen wearing a black bonnet/bandana, a black jacket with a purple shirt, blue jeans, and black Crocs.

Alexis’ family is offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to finding her.

Please contact the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office at (864) 260-4405, or Crime Stoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC.

Source: https://disappearedblog.com

14/03/2023

MISSING: Tabitha Ann Goins

On November 24, 2019 at approximately 12:30 am, Tabitha left the residence she was staying at during a state ALE raid, located in the in the 6100 block of NC HYW 87 S, Hope Mills, NC.

She was walking behind her boyfriend in the woods, and when he turned around he couldn’t find her.

Tabitha’s boyfriend, Dennis Lesesane, is the last person to see her before she disappeared. He says he was busted by ALE the night she went missing, and that he lost sight out her when they ran into the woods to hide during the raid. He then went to a neighbors house to make a call to have someone come pick him up.

During a search of the area authorities found Tabitha’s glasses, a knife she was known to have, and a small wallet.

The location and circumstances regarding Tabitha’s disappearance remain unknown. No suspects or persons of interest in her disappearance have been named. Her case remains unsolved.

Race: Native American
Gender: Female
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Height: 5’ 1” - 5’ 3”
Weight: 105 - 115 lbs
Age at disappearance: 39

Distinguishing Features: Her ear, nose, lip, and belly button are pierced. Tabitha has multiple tattoos; Hebrew writing on her right shoulder, “Gabby” on her wrist, “Alyssa” on her ankle, “Aireanna” on her neck, “Anthony” on her hip, “Neveah” on her arm, a cat on her lower back, a ring on her finger, a cross on her lower stomach, a feather on her side, stars on her chest, mom and daughter on her collar bone, and a butterfly on her thigh.

Tabitha was last seen wearing a black shirt, leopard print leggings, and gray and orange Nike Air Max sneakers.

Contact Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office at (910) 323-1500 or Crime Stoppers at (910) 483-8477.

Source: https://namus.nij.ojp.gov
https://disappearedblog.com

08/03/2023

MISSING: Jorden Shyann Nebling

Nebling was last seen on Old White Horse Road in Travelers Rest, South Carolina at 1:30 p.m. on October 10, 2020. Her boyfriend, Tyler Wilkens, said he picked her up that day after her car broke down, and after he drove her to his home, they had an argument and Nebling left.

She has never been heard from again. At the time of her disappearance, she had been known to frequent the Marietta, South Carolina area as well as Travelers Rest.

In November 2022, Wilkins was charged with murder, kidnapping and unlawful neglect of a child in connection with the death of his girlfriend, Clarrissa Michelle Wi******er, and their newborn son, Grayson Kane Wi******er. Wilkins allegedly beat Clarrissa to death inside her home on Saw Mill Road, then failed to get any help for the baby, whose dead body was found with his mother's. Grayson's cause of death has not been determined.

According to Nebling's stepmother, he was abusive to her, and the stepmother thinks he was involved in Nebling's disappearance. He has a prior criminal record for offenses including aggravated assault, domestic violence, possession of a deadly weapon and possession of stolen goods.

Wilkins has not faced charges in Nebling's case. He is awaiting trial in Wi******er's death. Nebling's disappearance remains unsolved.

Race: White
Gender: Female
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Blue
Height: 5’ 5”
Weight: 110 lbs
Age at disappearance: 19

Distinguishing Features: Nebling has a tattoo of the words "Live Free" and birds on her left forearm. Her ears are pierced.

Contact Greenville County Sheriff's Office at 864-271-5210

Source: charleyproject.org

08/03/2023

In the early morning of June 27, 1995, Jodi Huisentruit was awoken by a phone call. The Mason City, lowa news anchor had overslept and was due at the news station to get ready for air. Unfortunately, Jodi would never make it in. The only evidence that Jodi had attempted to make it to work was haphazardly strewn around her car in her apartment parking lot. Perhaps indicating a struggle. For decades this mystery has remained unsolved. Could you know something? Tune in as Sara & Meg discuss details of this puzzling case. There are a few suspects along the way and an unfortunate lack of geography knowledge from your cohosts.

If you or someone you know has any information about this case, please contact the FBI tip department at tips.fbi.gov or findjodi.com

Case Photos:
1. Jodi Huisentruit
2. Jodi
3. Jodi’s shoe found at her car
4. The van police are asking for information on
5. One of Jodi’s billboards
6. John Vansice

07/03/2023

Did you catch our first Mini Monday yesterday?
On this Monday Mini episode Sara & Meg dive into the cases of two missing girls: Asha Degree from North Carolina and Jessica Gutierrez from South Carolina.
What happened to these girls? And can you help put the pieces together? Tune in and share to help bring awareness to these two cases.

If you or someone you know has any information about this case, please contact the FBI tip department at tips.fbi.gov.

Case Photos:
1. Asha Degree at the time she went missing and age progressed to 26
2. Asha
3. Asha’s missing person billboard near where she went missing
4. The t-shirt and book found in Asha’s bookbag
5. The two vehicle types that police are asking for information on
6. Jessica Gutierrez at the time she went missing and age progressed to 34
7. The home Jessica lived in and went missing from
8. Thomas Eric McDowell

04/03/2023

happy saturday! just a little 15 year throwback of your co-hosts and our wonderful friend Ally! We obviously were (and still are) the bomb. 💣 if you haven’t already, go listen to our latest episode and don’t forget to tune in on Monday for our next one!

03/03/2023

MISSING: Tyarra Cacique Williams

On the morning of January 7, 2016, Tyarra went to Guilford Technical Community College to get her student ID and register for classes that were set to start the following week. Later that day she returned home to her mother, Danielle’s apartment. Tyarra and her mother made plans to do some back-to-school shopping and get textbooks the next day.

Williams was last seen at Stoneybrook Apartments off Webster Road near Randleman Road in Greensboro, North Carolina at 8:30 p.m. on January 7, 2016. She walked away from the apartment complex with her boyfriend and her young brother.

She told them she was going to see a friend who lived in the apartment complex and would be back in an hour.

She did visit her friend's apartment and was on her way home when the GPS signal on her phone stopped, indicating the phone was turned off or the battery died.

She never arrived home and has never been heard from again.

Race: Black or African American
Gender: Female
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Height: 5' 0"-5'5'
Weight: 120 lbs

Distinguishing Features: Williams's ears are pierced and her left nostril is pierced; she wears a stud in the piercing. She has a nickel-sized burn scar on her right wrist.
Last Seen Wearing:
A pink shirt, a black North Face jacket, dark blue Levi's jeans, white Jordans sneakers with blue and green trim, and a royal blue knit cap.

Contact Greensboro Police Department at (336)373-2222

Source: www.missingpersonscenter.org

01/03/2023

What started as a day of graduation celebrations turns into a missing persons case for three local Springfield, Missouri women. A lack of evidence (or likely contamination of the crime scene), confusing timelines, and a plethora of circumstantial suspects could all be why this case remains unsolved to this day. Tune in as Sara & Meg unfold the case of the Springfield Three. There's coarse topography, rabbit holes galore, and the not-so-illustrious Galloping Goose motorcycle club.

If you or someone you know has any information about this case, please contact the FBI tip department at tips.fbi.gov.

Case Photos:
1. Stacy McCall when she went missing and age progressed to 43
2. Suzie Streeter when she went missing and age progressed to 44
3. Sherrill Levitt when she went missing and age progressed to 68
4. Suzie and Sherrill’s house where they went missing from
5. Suzie and Sherrill’s cars
6. The green van police are looking for information about
7. A memorial to the Springfield Three
8. The suspects in the case

27/02/2023

Hey everyone! If you remember, we talked about bringing you guys a theme for March! Well, we originally had a fun theme picked out for Women’s History Month. But the more we thought about it, we decided it wasn’t the best match up for WHM. I’m not gonna tell you what it was because we still like it and want to use the theme at some point. Instead, we’re bringing you a theme we feel is super important to bring light to. So, this month for Women’s History, we’re doing all episodes about missing women. Getting their stores out there to hopefully bring awareness to the number of women who vanish without a trace. We’ll also be posting some missing persons posters and statistics throughout the month randomly. So stay tuned and don’t forget to listen to our first missing case on march 1st!

08/02/2023

It’s the Girl Scout camp story of everyone’s nightmares. There are unanswered questions, evidence galore, and yet we still don’t have any concrete answers to this day. But we do have a likely suspect. This week’s episode is all about the Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders.

Case Photos:
1. Denise Milner, Lori Farmer, & Michelle Guse
2. The layout of the tents
3. The flashlight found near the crime scene
4. Gene Leroy Hart, the likeliest suspect

01/02/2023

Happy Wednesday and THANK Y’ALL for being patient with us. We. Are. Back. And this week we’re bringing you the mysterious Axeman of New Orleans. There’s murder, there’s axes, there’s jazz, there’s conspiracy theories galore. Tune in and buckle up because Sara & Meg are yet again doing their best to pronounce last names.

Case Photos:
1. A house with the door panel taken out.
2-4. Newspaper clippings
5. Joseph Mumfre/Monfre/Mumphrey

26/01/2023

Back again…

Thank y’all for your patience as we’ve been through sickness, holidays, and horrific schedules. But we’re back and ready to bring you new episodes every Wednesday. Stay tuned for next week. And the week after that, and after that….you get the idea.

14/12/2022

hey everyone! we know we’ve been radio silent for a bit but we’ve had some technical difficulties with our platform distributor and some big things going on. we love that you guys are bearing with us! we will have a new episode up for y’all VERY soon. 💙

30/11/2022

In November of 1959, four members of the Clutter family were killed in their home as a result of a robbery turned murder. Who were the culprits? Two former inmates with minimal brains, minimal brawn, and plenty of half-cocked ideas. Speaking of half-cocked, this episode features Dick Hickock and Deep Throat. No, not THAT deep throat. You know what? Just listen and it’ll all make sense. Maybe.

Case Photos:
1. The Clutter Family members who were killed
2. The Clutter family home
3. Perry Smith & Richard “Dick” Hickock
4. W. Mark Felt (a.k.a. Deep Throat)

24/11/2022

Daniel de la Rosa Anaya, a prosecutor for the state of Baja California Sur, told ABC a friend of Robinson’s “who is the direct aggressor” is being sought by international authorities.

23/11/2022

Flipping the script, actually, getting rid of the script entirely today to bring you some updates and summaries of four very recent cases currently under investigation. Sara & Meg will bring you up to speed on the Colorado shootings, the mysterious death of Shanquella Robinson, the UVA shootings, and the Idaho college slayings. It's heavy, it's a different format, but it's true crime in real time.

UPDATES: Police received a tip that one of the Idaho victims possibly had a stalker.

The Colorado shooter uses they/them. They had their first court appearance today but they haven’t filed official charges. They said that they’re going to continue to hold them with no bond and they expect to have official charges filed by the next court date which is December 6.

Episode Photos:
1. The Colorado shooting victims
2. Shanquella Robinson
3. The UVA shooting victims
4. The Idaho slaying victims

16/11/2022

She’s b***y, she’s buxom, she’s bringing men down left & right….she’s Belle Gunness. Considered to be one of the most prolific female serial killers, Belle lured many a man into her trap. Tune in to today’s case to hear all about it.

Case Photos:
1. Belle & her children
2. The Gunness Farm
3. Esther Carlson compared to a photo of Belle

09/11/2022

On 95 acres in Woodruff, South Carolina, you're likely NOT expecting to find a shipping container with a recently missing woman banging to get out from the inside and three other deceased bodies. But that’s exactly what happens in today’s episode all about Todd Kohlhepp. And if you're wondering if the infamous South Carolina roads and potholes get brought up....they do. Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts.

Case Photos:
1. Todd Kohlhepp
2. & 3. The shipping container found on Kohlhepp’s property.
4. The area where Kala Brown was held.
5. Charles Carver’s vehicle found on Kohlhepp’s property.
6. Map view of Kohlhepp’s property.

02/11/2022

Two cases, one episode. That’s right, we’re bringing you a double feature today. First, The Italian Six & Mary Hall. There’s robbery, there’s murder, and at one point someone asks to buy a chicken. Second, the case of Vlado Taneski, a reporter who reported on the very murders he was responsible for. The mispronunciations are running rampant as the scene is set in Macedonia. Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts.

Case Photos:
1. & 2. New York Time headlines regarding the verdict of The Italian Six trial. (c) New York Times
3. Lorenzo Cali of the Italian Six.
4. Vlado Taneski

31/10/2022

Guess what?! A bonus minisode is out today just for y’all. Today’s case is about the Amityville murders, an Amityville horror all on its own. Six members of the DeFeo family were murdered at the hands of one of their own, Butch DeFeo. There’s mention of a mafia hitman and an extremely unfortunate counting fiasco between your storytellers. Dive in & Happy Halloween!

Case photos:
1. The infamous Amityville house. (c) Getty Images
2. The DeFeo family.
3. Butch DeFeo. (c) Getty Images

26/10/2022

Lizzie Borden took an axe… but did she? And it was really more like a hatchet. On today’s episode, we unpack the curious case of Lizzie Borden. Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts.

Case photos:
1. Lizzie Borden
2. Layout of the Borden home
3. The jurors in Lizzie’s trial
4. Crime scene photo of Andrew Borden
5. Crime scene photo of Abby Borden

19/10/2022

In August of 1990 the college town of Gainesville was rocked by a series of murders near the University of Florida campus. Over the the next year, the investigation would lead to various armed robberies, a triple homicide in Shreveport, Louisiana, and ultimately to one man, Danny Rolling. On this week’s episode, we unfold the case of the Gainesville Ripper. Buckle up and tune in, episode 3 is out now wherever you listen to podcasts.

Episode photos:
1. The memorial wall in Gainesville, FL.
2. Christina Powell, Christa Hoyt, Sonja Larson, Manuel Taboada, and Tracy Paules.
3. Edward Humphrey
4. Danny Rolling