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@runaway_truth @TheMissingclub @SarahETurney I'll DM you

@MethodPod @TheMissingclub @SarahETurney If you have an ongoing contact with Pamela, I would be happy to speak to her. I have tried to leave messages on other boards for her but so far have rec'd no reply. Thx

I've been working with Pamela, the sister of 1979 homicide victim Tammy Jo Alexander. Pamela mentioned to me she saw on #Dateline that the sister of a missing woman had made TikToks to aid in getting to the truth. @SarahETurney - you continue to give hope to families.

@runaway_truth @TheMissingclub @SarahETurney Merrick. The link to the episode is here: spreaker.com/episode/86-unf…

@MethodPod @TheMissingclub @SarahETurney Det. Merrick, or the prior det? Link, plz? TY TY

@JoScottForensic @Lizzy11268 @thedeckpodcast_ I need to log in more often. Thank you, Liz!

@Lizzy11268 @MethodPod @thedeckpodcast_ Why, thank you Liz!

It's that time of night again! Time for bed. Drifting off to sleep with stories of murder #truecrimepodcast Tonight's playlist. More @JoScottForensic OBVIOUSLY. Body Bags. Also on the catch up trail of @MethodPod and @thedeckpodcast_ 🎤 🎧 ❤️ Night TwitterX!

@TheMissingclub @SarahETurney @runaway_truth I mentioned this to the lead detective back when I interviewed him for Tammy Jo's episode. Unfortunately, there's little sense of urgency for decades-old cold cases.

@MethodPod @SarahETurney @runaway_truth knows what happened to Tammy Jo Alexander. She had contacted the FBI long ago. Could use some help here🙏. This case should be solved.

Join Dawn & Dr. Kristen Mittelman as they discuss Othram Lab and their work to revolutionize how cold cases are solved. We talk DNA, genetic genealogy, case updates, updates to the Morgan Nick case, and more. open.spreaker.com/AyoeMiWgbuwpsZ… #TrueCrime #Othram #morgannick

Coming up on Method & Madness, a true crime podcast: 🎙️ Exciting news! I recently had the opportunity to interview Dr. Kristen Mittelman from Othram. We delved into the fascinating world of genetic genealogy and how it’s revolutionizing the way we solve cold cases. #othram

This case unfolds with abductions, allegations of racial bias against the #NYPD , intense manhunts, and a daring attempted courtroom escape. It also raises the proposal of new legislation in response to these events. This is the story of #romonamoore open.spreaker.com/aTmBAcjW8S685G…

PLEASE‼️It only takes one second to share this #missing person. The willing and able can make a difference. 💙❤️🧡💛 #KimAshby #NorthCarolinaFlood #Helen #ShareToHelp Sanford teacher still missing after Helene floodwaters swept away her mountain home RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Families like the Meidingers are in agony, waiting to find out if their loved one in western North Carolina is OK after Helene ripped through causing devastation and damage. Chris and Jessica Meidinger are brother and sister, and their mom, Kim Ashby, was last heard from on Thursday night. Kim and her husband, Rod Ashby, had just finished building their dream home in Elk Park, near Banner Elk. They live in Sanford, where Kim is a seventh-grade math teacher at SanLee Middle School. They decided to go up to their new mountain home to make sure everything would be OK during the storm. "Obviously, they didn't know that it was going to be what it turned into," Jessica told ABC11 on Monday night. Rod Ashby had largely built the home with his own two hands, and some of the wood came from his family's barn. He had even marked where historical floods had hit the area and made sure to build the house more than a dozen feet higher than the highest past flood, hoping to avoid the possibility of ever seeing that kind of damage to their home. When Helene hit, they made sure to be at the home to lift anything precious off the ground floor and be there in case there was any slight damage. Her children said they last heard from their mom on Thursday night when she checked in to say that they had made it to the home and the flooding was far from their house. They haven't heard from her since. They heard from a neighbor that the Ashby's home was seen floating down the river, they later received a picture to prove it.  The Ashby's mountain home was washed away In Helene's floodwaters. Then, they heard from Rod Ashby. He told them that they had just poured their morning coffee on Friday when they heard a crack. They saw that a beam had snapped. By the time they tried to get to higher ground, it was already too late. "The walls had already started crumbling, the flood swept away the house," Chris said. The couple immediately went to their bedroom with their three dogs. They were riding it out on a mattress when the house hit the river bank and collapsed around them. They were clinging to each other when they hit a tree. "That's what split them apart, and he was not able to hold on to her. There was, I guess, a tree hanging down and he was able to grab on to that and get himself out of the water, and he was able to crawl up the mountain to a neighbor's house where he was safe, but before doing that, he went up and down the river and they couldn't find her -- and he's been searching ever since," Jessica said. They know Rod Ashby is now safe and getting help; he contacted them to let them know what happened. However, they're entering day four of waiting to find out if their mom is OK. Their three dogs are also still missing.  Kim Ashby's three dogs are also still missing. Courtesy of family Though they are grateful for the love and support they're getting right now, they're asking that people only reach out if they have confirmed news about their mother. They are glued to their phones and keep getting false hope. "Please keep praying. Please keep thinking, but please don't reach out unless you have something that's helpful that you know to be true," Jessica said. If you have any information, please contact Chris Meidinger at (252) 455-5505. Link to article abc11.com/post/helene-af…

Coming Up: the heartbreaking story of Romona Moore. #truecrime #truecrimepodcast #romonamoore #nypd

Honoring those who lost their lives to homicide & those who lost a loved one to homicide. We see you & support you. #nationaldayofremembrance

New Episode Accused: The Murder of Dolores Della Penna open.spreaker.com/9eMwpe1GM8NQqG…

#MissingPosterMonday #BrendaGailLambert #WestVirginia #MondayMotivation #Missing #MissingPerson

Dolores’s scattered remains would be found days later in New Jersey. Hear Dolores’s story next week on Method & Madness. #doloresdellapenna #truecrimepodcast

That was an open letter written by a concerned citizen and published in a Philadelphia newspaper in 1972. The letter was in response to several neighbors witnessing the beating and abduction of 17-year-old Dolores Della Penna.

“It’s too bad when people are so afraid that they fail to do the right thing. I’m wondering if it happened to their daughter would they want people to just look out the window and do nothing? How can you live with yourselves?” #truecrimepodcast #philadelphia #philly #unsolved

Thank you, from the bottom of my heart 🖤🤍

Coming up- For 36 years, she was known only as Caledonia Jane Doe. And then a casual social media post would lead to her getting back her name. #truecrime #podcast #tammyjoalexander #caledoniajanedoe

Thank you for following Kristin's story. Let's get #justiceforkristinoconnell @nyspolice @KathyHochul

Listen to the series produced by Method & Madness, which explores Kristin’s story, featuring interviews with her family and a private investigator. All 9 episodes are available here: open.spotify.com/playlist/5EZyJ…

39 years ago today, 20-year-old Kristin O’Connell was viciously murdered and left in a cornfield in upstate New York. It’s a case that is still unsolved to this day.