No one’s heard from LaTia Jefferson since Tuesday, May 12, 2020, when she stepped out of her Upper East Side apartment and into the socially-distanced…
By 1920, 39-year-old Jacques Villard was a successful, albeit legless man who epitomized the American Dream. He arrived in New York from France in 1913,…
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Happy holidays, Death Sellers! Have you all been nice and festively drunk? Did you stress-cry in an airport wine bar yet? Did you find the…
Teresa Fay Hammon was eighteen for less than a month when she disappeared from Sacramento on May 8, 1981. After an argument, she left the house she shared with her boyfriend and his mother. Teresa failed to appear at her early morning shift at Burger King the following morning. Articles of Teresa’s belongs were found scattered throughout Sacramento dumpsters, but 38 years later, her case remains cold.
Every time is a good time for a true crime podcast. But, as summer comes to an end, now’s an even better time to catch…
On Friday, August 9, 1974, 17-year-old Mary Ann Pryor and 16-year-old Lorraine Marie Kelly left North Bergen, New Jersey with plans to go shopping at…
It’s officially summer, which—if TV is to be believed—means it’s time for international travel, beach parties, and road-trips. Now, I am far too heat-avoidant, not-rich,…
It’s no secret that missing persons of color get significantly less media attention than cases involving white people. It’s frustrating and infuriating how often Googling…