#Cold Case

Here are some cold cases solved last year thanks to advanced DNA technology. #coldcasessolved #unsolvedmysteries #truecrime #truecrimenews #unsolvedcasefiles

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A girl who disappeared 32 years ago has been found alive and well. Christina Marie Plante was last seen leaving her home outside Phoenix in May 1994 where she lived with her uncle, who was her legal guardian. She was on the way to the stables where her horse was kept but she disappeared. The case went cold, until the local sheriff announced Plante was located alive last week. Authorities say she ran away. Captain Jaime Garrett told Inside Edition how Plante vanished. #coldcase #missing #Phoenix

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Craziest episode yet #coldcase #podcast #truecrime

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A decades old mystery takes a shocking turn after nearly 40 years. What began in 1983 as a routine move quickly turned into a disappearance that left more questions than answers. Deborah had moved ahead to Georgia to prepare for a new chapter with her husband, Joe, bringing their young daughter with her. But when he arrived, both Deborah and their three year old child were gone without a trace, leaving behind confusion and uncertainty that lasted for decades. Years passed with no clear answers, until a recent tip in Florida led authorities to a woman believed to be Deborah. The discovery not only reopened the case but also raised even more questions about what truly happened during those missing years. Now facing charges including kidnapping and custodial interference, the situation has taken another unexpected turn. Neighbors describe her as kind and normal, someone who appeared to live a completely different life, making the reality even harder to process. Cases like this remind us that some stories do not end, they simply wait for the truth to resurface. The passage of time does not erase unanswered questions, it often deepens them. What do you think. Was there more to this story than what we know so far. #TrueCrime #Mystery #ColdCase #Viral #Investigation

A cold case that even the FBI couldn’t solve #reels

This is episode 2 of True Crime After Bedtime, where we swap the sippy cups for something stronger, and the stories get a lot darker. 🌙🔪 Rebekah Gould was 22 years old when she was murdered. Police had blood evidence, a timeline, and a person of interest almost immediately. And still, her case went cold for 16 years. It took a Facebook group, two determined investigators, and a killer who couldn’t stay away from the story he thought he’d buried. 🎧 New episodes every Friday after bedtime. #TrueCrimeAfterBedtime #RebekahGould #TrueCrimeMom #ColdCaseSolved true crime | cold case | mom who loves true crime | true crime reels | rebekah gould case | unsolved murder | friday night true crime | true crime community | cold case solved | moms who love true crime

In 1986, 9-year-old Anthonette Cayedito told her neighbors something chilling: she was afraid to be home alone. That very night, she vanished forever. The story her mother, Penny, told was like a scene from a horror movie: a knock at 3:00 AM, a voice claiming to be an “uncle,” and two men snatching the girl into the darkness. But as the sun rose over Gallup, New Mexico, the narrative began to crumble. Why did her mother’s story change so many times? Investigators were met with a web of contradictions. While Penny struggled with personal demons, rumors swirled that she knew more than she was letting on. Years later, jailhouse whispers suggested the unthinkable—that Anthonette wasn’t taken, but given away. Then came the moment that still gives people chills: In 1993, a girl’s voice whispered into a police phone line: “My name is Anthonette Cayedito. I’m in Albuquerque.” The call was cut short. A few years later, a waitress in Nevada saw a girl leave a desperate note on a napkin. But every lead turned to dust. Penny Cayedito took her secrets to the grave in 2004, leaving a sister still searching and a nation wondering: Who was at the door that night? #Coldcase #truecrime #unsolvedmystery #missingperson #scarystories

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