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Each week Mike Ferguson and Mike Gibson guide you through the most interesting unsolved true crime stories. This is a true crime podcast that spares none of the details. We tell the stories of the victims, the facts surrounding the cases, and look at all possible suspects. We don't take ourselves too seriously but we take true crime very seriously.

True Crime All The Time Unsolved

14-year-old Miriam García Iborra, 15-year-old Antonia “Toñi” Gómez Rodríguez, and 14-year-old Desirée Hernández Folch went missing while hitchhiking to a nightclub in November 1992. In January 1993, their bodies were found in a remote area. The case of the 14-year-old Miriam García Iborra, 15-year-old Antonia “Toñi” Gómez Rodríguez, and 14-year-old Desirée Hernández Folch went missing while hitchhiking to a nightclub in November 1992. In January 1993, their bodies were found in a remote area. The case of the Alcásser girls made headlines throughout Spain. 

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the murder of the Alcásser girls. One of the men involved was imprisoned for his role in the murders, but the man believed to be the main perpetrator remains at large. Many questions and theories surround this case that are still being debated to this day.

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The Alcásser Murders

In the early afternoon of August 26th, 1995, 23-year-old Heather Teague went sunbathing on Newburgh Beach in Henderson County, Kentucky. This is a thin strip of beach on the shore of the Ohio River. Twenty-nine years later, Heather has still not been found. 

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the disappearance of Heather Teague. The police have had no shortage of suspects over the years. Their main suspect matched the description provided by a man across the river who watched Heather's abduction through his telescope. 

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Heather Teague

Marcus Rutledge was a young father who went missing in June 1998, shortly before he was supposed to graduate from college. Foul play was suspected from the beginning, and Marcus’s family thought he might have gotten involved with dangerous people in the months leading up to his death, although those individuals remain unidentified. 

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss Marcus Rutledge. Marcus's car was found about 20 miles from where he lived. Then, later, when his good friend was found murdered, it deepened the mystery of what happened to both men. Were the two incidents related, and if so, why were Marcus and his friend targeted?

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Marcus Rutledge

The body of Mary Rogers, known by many New Yorkers as the “beautiful cigar girl,” was found in the Hudson River in July 1841. There was evidence she had been beaten before she died, but over a century later, her death remains unsolved.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the death of Mary Rogers. Both theories and suspects abound in this case. Some newspapers at the time even named people as Mary's killer. There are supposed deathbed confessions, and the theories range from wild to semi-plausible. Even Edgar Allen Poe is rumored to have been involved, and he did write a story based on Mary's death.

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Mary Rogers

Kate Brown and Carnell Sledge were close friends who were murdered in broad daylight while sitting together on a park bench. Six years later, the killer has not been caught. 

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the murders of Kate Brown and Carnell Sledge. Investigators examined those closest to Kate and Carnell, including friends and past romantic relationships. But, they have not ruled out that this was a stranger who perpetrated the murders. 

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Kate Brown and Carnell Sledge

31-year-old Billy Smolinski went missing in August 2004. One of the last calls Billy made was to a man who was romantically involved with Billy’s girlfriend. He has not been seen or heard from since. 

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the disappearance of Billy Smolinski Jr. The police have been criticized for acting slowly and in some cases botching the investigation. A key person of interest died not long after Billy disappeared, and others have said this man was the one who killed Bobby. But if so, what was the reason?

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William Smolinski Jr

Jennifer Wix and her daughter Adrianna have been missing since March 2004. Twenty-one years later, they still have not been found. Authorities consider Jennifer’s former boyfriend a person of interest. He claimed to have seen her get into a white car with an unknown driver, but investigators have been unable to verify his story. 

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the disappearances of Jennifer and Adrianna Wix. Police learned that Jennifer had fought with her boyfriend's family at their home. Her boyfriend's story also came under scrutiny after multiple versions, and the police were unable to verify much of it. 

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Jennifer and Adrianna Wix

In March 1998, Father Alfred Kunz was murdered inside St. Michael Catholic Church in Dane, Wisconsin. Many believe he was murdered because he had knowledge of sexual misconduct within the church, while others say he was murdered because of allegedly inappropriate relationships with female parishioners. 

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the murder of Father Alfred Kunz. There have been no shortages of suspects in this case over the years. But, one by one, the police have ruled people out using DNA found at the crime scene. The theories in the case range from greed, inappropriate relationships, to the possibility that Kunz was about to go public with a list of priests who had committed sexual offenses.

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Father Alfred Kunz

On October 1st, 2017, 14-year-old Tristan Dilley was found dead in her bedroom. Investigators looked at her phone records and were soon led to 19-year-old Paul Adams, who had been secretly communicating with Tristan for weeks. 

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the murder of Tristan Dilley. Tristan's parents had no idea she was in contact with a 19-year-old man. They thought Paul was a basketball player who went to Tristan's high school. But as the police dug into Paul Adams, they uncovered some disturbing information about him that made him the prime suspect in Tristan's murder.

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The Murder of Tristan Dilley

14-year-old Jeremy Bright disappeared in August 1986 while attending a fair in Coos County, Oregon. Decades later, Jeremy has still not been found. Although no one has come forward, Jeremy’s family and the police believe someone knows what happened to him, and that his remains could be found in Coos County. 

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss Jeremy Bright's disappearance. Some details of what Jeremy was doing the day he disappeared are known, but there are gaps in time. They have had at least one very solid person of interest, a man named Terry Lee Steinhoff. Steinhoff babysat Jeremy when he was younger, and witnesses reported that Jeremy was sitting in Steinhoff's truck on the day he disappeared. But many other theories have been floated in this case. 

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Jeremy Bright

In 1992, six murders occurred just off Interstate 70 in the states of Indiana, Kansas, and Missouri. At first, these appeared to be random on-off murders. They were committed many miles apart from each other and each law enforcement agency was unaware of the others. Eventually, they were linked through the use of ballistics.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss these baffling murders committed on the long stretch of roadway known as Interstate 70. The killer had a very distinctive MO. He picked smaller shops where most likely only one employee would be working, and most often that one employee would be a woman. He used a .22 gun to commit the murders and didn't always take all of the cash in the store. Many people believe that the killer moved on to Texas to commit similar murders there.

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Ep146 - The I70 Killer

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