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Danelle dives into the case of Ernie Ortiz, who was murdered outside of his family restaurant.
Danelle dives into the case of Ernie Ortiz, who was murdered outside of his family restaurant.
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EP34 "Vanished: The Toni Anderson Case"Toni's mysterious disappearance after a traffic stop unveils a tragic chain of events; Danelle has the story.
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EP35 "What Happened to Rachel Mellon Skemp?"When a 7th grader vanishes amid family turmoil, a mystery ensues with every clue deepening the enigma.
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EP36 "The Night Kyle Fleischmann Vanished"Danelle investigates the night Kyle Fleischmann vanished, tracing phone calls and an abandoned debit card.
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EP31 "The Heartbreaking Case of Joshua Walden"Danelle delves into a mysterious two-decade-old murder, a missing bike, and secrets.
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EP32 "Shadows of Love: The Sapphire Wiggins Mystery"Danelle tells a tale of love, betrayal, and mystery as she dives into the disappearance of Sapphire Wiggins.
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EP30 "Mother Murdered, Toddler Missing"Danelle tells the story of a missing child, a murder, and trail that leads back to a suspect.
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EP27 "The Mysterious Disappearance of Najib Monsif"Danelle delves into the chilling disappearance of Jubi, who was later found deceased.
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