Episode 53 | The Abduction of Cleo Smith | Dead On
On the morning of October 16 2021, Ellie Smith awoke to find that her 4 year old daughter, Cleo, had disappeared in the middle of the night. And you’ll never believe where they eventually found her.
Streaming now, everywhere you love to listen:
https://www.deadonpodcast.com/episode-discovery/episode-53
For nearly 40 years, it seemed like Robert Durst could get away with murder. No matter how many bodies piled up behind him, he managed to wriggle through cracks in the system.
But eventually his own lies caught up with him. And this time, not even his piles of wealth and hubris could spare him.
Episode 51 is streaming now, everywhere you love to listen.
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Robert Durst found guilty of murdering Susan Berman
Robert Durst probably thought he'd get away with all of his dirty deeds.
But he made a huge mistake.
He contacted Andrew Jarecki and suggested they make that cracking documentary called The Jinx.
After that, his house of cards came crumbling down.
In the early morning hours of January 5 2020, Clifton Cargill headed over to Bell’s Bicycle Shop in North Miami Beach to meet with his cycling team.
As he waited for the other members to arrive, someone snuck up on him and murdered him.
So far, his killer has evaded arrest. But someone knows something. And it’s only a matter of time before someone’s conscience gets the better of them.
Episode 50 is streaming now, everywhere you love to listen.
WANTED | The Stockton Salami Bandit
Hot mess express, right out of Stockton, CA.
A worker at the Food for Less grocery store witnessed a man trying to steal salami by shoving it down his pants. When the worker confronted him, the ham fisted criminal pulled out a knife and threatened them. Then pulled the salami out of his pants (not a euphemism) and hurled it at the worker.
Stockton police are offering a cash reward for information that leads to an arrest.
UNSOLVED MURDER | Stacy Dillon | Cleveland TN
Judy Dillon has been waiting 30 years to find out who murdered her son.
On March 17, 1991, Stacy Dillon was murdered. And sadly, his killer still walks free.
Chief Mark Gibson believes this case can still be solved. Speaking to WRCBtv, Chief Gibson said: “We feel like we have a clear suspect. We have a person that's more than just a person of interest. We just need a few little breaks.”
If you know who murdered Stacy Dillon, contact the Cleveland Police Department on (423) 476-1121.
MISSING PERSON | Lakira Goldsmith | Montgomery AL
MISSING PERSON | Lakira Goldsmith | Montgomery AL 🇺🇸
On November 27 2018, Lakira’s boyfriend dropped her off at her home in the 4500 block of Narrow Lane Road in Montgomery, AL.
Her grandmother watched her get out of the car. But sadly, she never made it into the house. Somehow she disappeared while walking that short distance home.
Please spread the word about Lakira's disappearance. Here’s how you can help.
▪️ Follow the Lakira “Pigg” Goldsmith- MISSING page on Facebook.
▪️ Follow the Justice 4 Lakira page on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justice4lakira/
▪️ Share Lakira's story all over social media.
▪️ If you have information, contact the Montgomery Police on 334-241-2651.
▪️ Or contact Crimes Stoppers on 334-215-7867.
Missing Person | Daniel Robinson | Buckeye, Arizona
MISSING PERSON: DANIEL ROBINSON
📍 Buckeye, Arizona
👀 Last confirmed sighting: June 23 2021
Daniel Robinson, 24, is a geologist working in the Buckeye, Arizona area. At about 9:15am on June 23 2021, he met a co-worker at a job site near Sun Valley Parkway and Cactus Road.
Daniel is approximately 5’8” tall and 165 pounds.
Daniel’s family is missing him terribly. Please help find Daniel and bring him home.
You can find out more at https://pleasehelpfinddaniel.com/
Suspicious Death on the Tracks | Kempsey
On December 31 1983, the body of 16 year old Lewis ‘Buddy’ Kelly was discovered on train tracks outside Kempsey NSW.
While the police chalked it up to a tragic accident. The Kelly family knew, deep down, that Buddy met with foul play.
Episode 47 is streaming now, everywhere you love to listen:
https://www.deadonpodcast.com/episode-discovery/episode-47/
Today the FBI confirmed the discovery of human remains near a Wyoming campground.
While the identity hasn’t been conclusively identified, the appearance is consistent with Gabby Petito.
If you see Brian Laundrie, please call 1 800 CALL FBI.
Ok you’re not gonna believe this piping hot case out of South Carolina.
If you haven’t heard of it, Google “Murdaugh family murders” and you’ll see what I mean 👀
I feel like a new headline pops up every week just to blow my mind 🤯
On August 10 1991, the bodies of 9 people were discovered in a Buddhist temple in Waddell, Arizona.
Including 5 monks, a temple worker, a nun, and the nun’s teenage grandson.
But who would want to harm such peaceful people? And why?
Episode 42 is streaming now, everywhere you love to listen:
https://www.deadonpodcast.com/episode-discovery/episode-42/
Special thanks to the lovely Brandy Lewis for her case suggestion ❤️
The Piketon Massacre
For two and a half years, it seemed like whoever killed the Rhoden family was going to get away with it.
Until former attorney general Mike DeWine announced that arrests had finally been made.
Episode 41 is streaming now, everywhere you live to listen:
https://www.deadonpodcast.com/episode-discovery/episode-41/
Would you buy a home where a violent crime occurred?
Would you buy a home where a violent crime occurred?
Now you can! For the low, low price of $750,000.
The owner of the home, Michael J. Hendricks, stands accused of first degree murder for the death of Kensie Renee Aubry.
After executing a search warrant, Kensie’s body was discovered buried on Michael’s property at 4000 Buckner Tarsney Rd. in Kansas City.
Read more:
https://www.kansascity.com/news/article253430189.html
The Murder of Jamie Gao
This disgraced former detective thought he was untouchable.
Well guess what? He thought wrong.
Find out how Roger the Dodger finally came unstuck in episode 40.
Streaming now, everywhere you love to listen:
https://www.deadonpodcast.com/
Episode 39 | Whistleblower. Enigma. Sallie-Anne Huckstepp.
Once upon a time in Sydney, cops and criminals worked together to conduct some of the worst crimes in Australian history.
And for a long time, they got away with it. That is, until they crossed the wrong woman.
In 1981, Sallie-Anne Huckstepp went on 60 Minutes Australia. Telling the host, Ray Martin, that police could be bought.
But not only that. That certain high profile members of the police were some of the worst criminals of all.
Hear the entire sordid tale in episode 39. Streaming now, everywhere you love to listen:
https://www.deadonpodcast.com/episode-discovery/episode-39
Abducted in Plain Sight got me like
Watch Abducted in Plain Sight, they said. It's really good, they said. 🙀
Paging Dr. Death: The Chris Duntsch Case
The real Chris Duntsch is even more terrifying than Josh Jackson's character on Dr. Death 😱
Dirty John. Betty Broderick. And the truth.
Real talk: what do you think about the Betty Broderick case? 👀
Was she driven to the brink? Or was she just bitter, twisted, and vindictive?
Got any more of them crime podcasts?
If someone tells you that you listen to too many true crime podcasts, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life. 😂