229 - The Vanishing of Colleen Perris

[@judystone3645]

So sad. I wonder if the uncle was thoroughly looked into as to his whereabouts on the day she disappeared and days following. Did he work? Did friends of his see him during this time? His parents, siblings, close acquaintances, drug dealer friends? So many unanswered questions remain.😢

[@whitedragoness23]

Good questions and it seems like he fought police. Maybe if the could of wire tapped his house or something but they needed some kind of evidence and he refused to cooperate. I feel like AT&T dropped the ball by giving the call information and could of given the police the evidence to really push more force on him.

[@yallneedjesus5465]

The only evidence pointing to the uncle is a voice-mail that nobody but her best friend heard and promptly deleted before police or anyone else could hear it

[@adstein631]

Tragic. And the Uncle is suspect AF!

[@dorothyminor7581]

You my friend are the gold standard! Excellent job reporting as always!

[@elihouse1994]

So good to see you back uploading videos. Looking forward to getting into this case, never heard of it before.

[@taurusqueen7574]

I was thinking when I saw this notification that I hadn’t seen a bud or notification for a while, I too am glad he’s back cause he puts a lot into these episode,and they are great, I’ve followed him for ages and I wish him all the success, and I’m glad to see the number climbing

[@loredanadincu4300]

He uploads somewhat regularly on podcast apps. All this videos were posted on podcast apps weeks ago.

[@JulieRushworth]

I just happened upon your channel, Steven you have a gift of narrating with care and detail. My heart goes out to Colleens parents, they did a incredible job raising there daughter, hardworking and loyal. I hope answers are found really soon. My thoughts being with the loved ones left behjnd ❤

[@janetmiller2980]

So sad for her adoptive parents 😢

[@rhondamcewananderson3968]

My daughter is just a couple of years younger. I can't even imagine the heartache. ❤️

[@Erin-cw4ct]

Very frustrating that the best friend deleted those voicemails from the uncle!

[@margaretfiester3689]

This was a great podcast, as always. Thank you, Steven, for all the hard work you put into every podcast. This seems like a solvable case, don't you all think? Her poor family. Every day must be a living hell.

[@Glamma_Karen]

Why do people delete messages? The same mistake screwed up the Springfield 3 case. It's insanely stupid!! Another great but frustrating case.

[@jadeblues357]

Exactly! I just don’t understand that because even back in 2000 messages were time stamped so they would’ve been able to backtrack and figure out who called her around that time. And I shouldn’t say it, but I’m going to with friends like that who needs enemies?😢

[@BellaLeoLicorice]

I don't think the Springfield 3 phone messages had anything to do with what happened to them. Why would the abductor leave a phone message?

[@no_peace]

​@@BellaLeoLicoriceit doesn't matter why, we know others have done it before. Anything could be on a machine, even if it just establishes a timeline. Obviously it shouldn't be deleted

[@whitedragoness23]

@@BellaLeoLicoriceI have no clue what the spring field case is about. It sounds like some people think it offered a similar situation to coleens’s case where it could of given police information to, who was the last person she saw. Why she left the house to run errands. And she met with someone she knew. The spring field case could of had one of the above where the abductor or killer had lured someone to a location with sinister intent. And affair, sexual desires, stalker, etc. If Colleen was given drugs by her uncle that would explain why she wouldn’t tell the truth of where she was going and why no one knew where she really went.

[@JulieRushworth]

They usually stay in 'recyled/bin' for 28 days, very suspicious friend and uncle.

[@donna1493]

My heart goes out to her parents

[@barbarabrooks4747]

If the uncle was responsible, you would think he would have molestation complaints or take accusations. Of course, some people commit one murder and never again,but it's rare. And men who pursue young relatives usually pursue several.

[@KAL-589]

Love the intro theme. Really sets the stage.

[@rockstarofredondo]

He used to have that music quietly playing through the entire episode. Wish he would bring that back.

[@lotusoflife2486]

The uncle is hiding something

[@chasidyelmore2891]

OHHH YEAA MOST DEFINITELY!!!! MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY!!!! 😳🙄😒🤔🤨😣😔

[@whitedragoness23]

Probably but they needed some kind of evidence. The uncle won’t say anything and if he was the last one to see her. And no one else knew, then no one will be able to come forward to say something. He probably lead her to a secret location, wanted more from her and she said no. And he’s the only one who knows. Plus if he was giving her drugs then he has murder and drug charges plus what ever shady thing he has done in his life. I really wish the friend didn’t delete the messages because it would of been the only link. Unfortunately in court case they could just say she didn’t like the uncle. And had no proof.

[@RepentfollowJesus]

She must have gotten in his car and he took her. That's 2 felonies. Death penalty case.

[@SpicyTexan64]

You are a genius. 😊

[@alison2649]

He’s hiding EVERY THING

[@theantone7476]

Great episode as always Steven. Could you do a video on the disapperances of the Springfield Three and disappearance of Rory Gene Kessinger?

[@6Haunted-Days]

Ummmm he already did a video on the Springfield 3…..maybe search 1st ….it’s from like 4 or 5yrs ago….

[@CoCoShannon]

I did a search but only found Fort Worth Three on here but I'm not that tech savvy. 🤷‍♀️ Maybe someone will provide link for you.

[@watchdog8058]

i feel so bad for her family! just heartbreaking!

[@janetmiller2980]

How sad a family member is a creep and her best friend deleted her phone messages without granting police access to her voicemail and PIN #. What a sad ending to a promising life.

[@Jpax4200]

If it were my daughter, I would be having a long talk with the uncle where no one can hear us!!

[@jadeblues357]

OK am I the only one that thinks it’s very odd that her best friend deleted these messages even though she wasn’t aware of the situation just because she thought she shouldn’t be hanging around this guy? I mean I’ve had best friends before, and even though I didn’t like the people sometimes that they were hanging around, I wouldn’t have taken it upon myself to delete their messages on their phone.

[@ellamarsters8791]

@@jadeblues357No, I had the same thought. Even if I were dumb enough to not see the importance, I wouldn’t delete someone else’s messages. Clearly the uncle is a creep, but the alleged deletion of the messages is what makes me pause on this guy. This friend is either really stupid or working her own angle or bias here. I wonder if the police were able to see from his side if there were outgoing calls from his number to her number.

[@denisehill7769]

@@jadeblues357 I thought that too. I wondered whether she wanted to deflect suspicion onto the uncle - he sounds like the kind of piece of work people would automatically suspect.

[@janetmiller2980]

@@jadeblues357 No you're not alone in this thinking. I wouldn't even think to delete my husband or daughter's messages--even if I disliked the company they kept. Are there any current or former law enforcement personnel on this thread? I'm wondering if the best friend's actions are consideref interfering with a police investigation. Or tampering with evidence. "I didn't realize the gravity of the situation" even SOUNDS stupid. And no friend would ever have any PIN of mine.

[@Finess3_King]

Needed this baddddd been rewatching old episodes lol

[@MidnightVentures]

Same. I have him on play most nights on the overnight shift lol

[@Finess3_King]

@@MidnightVentures funny because that was about to be my comment. 6pm - 6am over here 🤝

[@Erin-cw4ct]

Me too!!!

[@amberlin.88]

I love how you are so descriptive in your coverage. The way you tell these cases is wonderful 🧡💛❤️

[@finolaomurchu8217]

Thank you Steven. You're truly the best true crime youtuber. ☘️👍

[@gj5990]

If I was her patent I’d be locking my sites on that uncle.

[@butterflygirl3359]

Why are all these missing and murdered girls described as “free spirits”? This happens with alarming frequency. Smoking is a risk factor for lung cancer. Being a “free spirit “ is a risk factor for murder-but why?

[@MsVanorak]

i suppose that term would have been applied to me when younger because i went places on my own. if no one wanted to go somewhere or do something then i went alone. i wasn't going to regret what i hadn't done later on. i wasn't reliant on others or clinging onto relationships that didn't work for me. obviously this m.o. increases the risk of something going wrong and i did get a stalker and it had been going on for quite some time before i realised when vehicle tampering began. some people regard 'free spirit' as polite terminology for questionable morals but it's not necessarily so - quite the opposite from my experience - why would i want to be cluttered up with some bloke who just wants to go to the pub? 🙂

[@rockstarofredondo]

Taking risks and trusting too much.

[@christinecoleman1219]

Their always made to sound perfect

[@cynthismanning6397]

Victim blaming

[@TRUECRIMESPTV]

And a smile that lights up a room.

[@Jared_Wignall]

Thank you for the work you do Steven. I hope cases like this get solved one day. Keep up the great work and take care!

[@Taswolf]

I was actually kind of shocked when I heard it could be her uncle but not at all surprised. I actually was thinking this whole video that it was her adoptive father, Nick! My intuition is strong when it comes to pointing out predators and solving crimes. I also had a disgusting uncle, through marriage, that tried to get his hands on me when I was really young, and even when I was older, when he got out of prison, after serving a sentence for abusing his next wife's child. He actually came around as if my family would welcome him in, just bc my aunt had a child with him many years before that. Not a chance in hell. We wanted to call the police on him. I was only 17, and my grandma immediately shielded me when he showed up at the back door of my grandparent's house.

[@JulieRushworth]

This is not about you though, this is about a young girl called Colleen

[@pattysniece]

The heck? She was giving her opinion and why she thought it was valid. ​@@JulieRushworth

[@pattysniece]

Tragic. People suck. I'm so sorry. For you and this young lady.

[@cadillacdeville5828]

Good morning Steven and THANK YOU 🌞

[@L-n-o-v-a]

Thanks for the video. Always makes my day to see new Trace Evidence upload. I’d never heard of this case before. Ty for sharing

[@samsunggalaxyj3prime889]

The police should have told her uncle that they had his voice mail anyway. Then he would have to explain the purpose of meeting him in the parking lot

[@theresagosnell7645]

Why was her phone and wallet gone . Either it was robbery or she took it with her perhaps to pay for drugs . Why the phone? Maybe there was evidence on it that would incriminate the person who did this. Either her uncle or one of his associates is sus .

[@TheRoadhammer379]

Dope addicts don't save money, your speculation is disrespectful to her memory.

[@theresagosnell7645]

@@TheRoadhammer379 I took that from the information I was given. I don't put down anyone for drugs since I was hooked on pain meds although I haven't had any of those for about 8 years.

[@Maj92007]

@@TheRoadhammer379he or she is just stating fact based on the evidence presented.If you are that sensitive and soft then you need to find another channel that deals with cats chasing a ball of yarn 🧶.this was an abduction/ murder not a social experiment.

[@chesspiece81]

I always enjoy listening to Trace Evidence PC early in the mornings.

[@mjesns77]

the uncle is my first suspect until it’s proven he wasn’t involved.

[@finolaomurchu8217]

Yes I agree with you. I just listened and he is no 1 suspect in my mind.

[@pulaski1]

"First"? He's my _only_ suspect! IMO his behavior makes him _by far_ the most likely explanation as to what happened to Colleen.

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

He did it

[@MsVanorak]

um - going on a cruise and considering making extra money by doing modelling? wanting a vacuous life in the public eye. epstein/maxwell wasn't just two people, it's organised crime - an iceberg with many tips. as she was adopted authorities had always known where and who she was. it's outsourcing the sex/slave 'system' really. and she had limited her usefulness by getting piercings and tramp stamps - a trap she had walked into. imo

[@TheRoadhammer379]

So much for innocent until proven guilty.

[@kristenschnese6980]

A drug deal gone wrong by the uncle? Perhaps she tried something overdosed, the person she was with panicked and ditched somewhere? If that was where wage was truly meeting someone it didn’t sound like a place one would normally meet a person? Creepy uncle was involved somehow or knows more than he is admitting . Always appreciate your videos.

[@TheRoadhammer379]

Are you mentally ill, dope addicts don't save money and have 1100 dollars in the bank. Your assumption is disrespectful to her memory.

[@JulieRushworth]

​@TheRoadhammer379 no evidence at all, Colleen was a hardworking young lady

[@khijir2]

You are involved some how you creey weirdo. God will jugde you ​@TheRoadhammer379

[@derektyndall4552]

​@@TheRoadhammer379You probably didn't watch the entire video then. The narrator clearly states that the uncle was supplying Colleen with LSD and Ecstasy. Her savings account had no bearing on whether or not she did drugs or not

[@margaritaescoto3500]

Her best friend forget to tell police and family about the messages from the uncle to meet her at a parking lot? Unbelievable oversight! I think the police didn't check the uncle... everything about his behavior is suspect!

[@BellaLeoLicorice]

and hers

[@frankjones3671]

This uncle's drugged her ,onces that happens it's anyone's guess!! This girlfriend knows more than she's saying s as well s !!.as there's toos many unknowns ???

[@thisisme3238]

Glad to 👀 a new video, thank you Stephen!

[@naders08]

The uncle seems dodgy. But also the friend who deleted 3 voicemails from Colleen's phone. She's the only one who mentioned the uncle. Thankfully my friends and I have more respect for each other and would never invade each other's privacy like that

[@RepentfollowJesus]

It could save your life or get whoever got you as long as they didn't delete mails.

[@Tsumami__]

The deep dive king has blessed us with a new upload

[@trynajanicki4380]

Great timing 🌷

[@diaboli.advocatus]

The friend sounds shady, why would she delete the messages. The uncle would be suspicious if it was proven the friend wasn't making up what she said about the voicemail. The uncle was an uncle by marriage I think it said so him not looking or helping isn't that strange to me.

[@LiLiLit]

The fact that they gotten no real tips too....im thinking it was the "uncle". Only him and her knew...and her VM. Her friend really thwarted the investigation by deleting those messages, respectfully.

[@jenm9776]

Can't wait to see later

[@FirstLast-numba1]

Thanks. Will watch tonight.

[@jadeblues357]

The only person that is saying, as I understand it that the uncle was providing drugs is the best friend? I really don’t think she was going to Coral Gables or meeting somebody for drugs. She was And athlete creative, Reliable these are not these are not characteristics of people that just randomly start taking drugs, especially since she was very good at saving money, working hard, etc.🤔

[@nataliek159]

Thank you for this episode. I think it has similarities to the case of Danielle Jones in England.

[@finolaomurchu8217]

I'll have to look up Danielle Jones thank you.

[@linswi4604]

Yes! Her uncle killed her right?? It was a no body case....if it's what I'm thinking of

[@ChristinaShane-h8e]

Good morning Steven ! And thank you!! 😊

[@ihaveanidea6930]

I think the meeting sounds like a drug run. Probably weed, but if she was into harder things could be anything. The uncle certainly sounds like a creeper. Could have been as simple as she got in another car, ODd and they just threw her in the swamp. But it sounds like he could have wanted / done more.

[@joasok3642]

Or maybe she was about to do her porn movie🙄

[@TheRoadhammer379]

Her life was too stable for her to be a dope fiend, you people are disgusting.

[@Bing-k8j]

Lots of drug and human trafficking in this area. It was the worst in the 80s and 90s and still pretty bad in 2000 when she went missing

[@Miapetdragon69]

10:01 if you didn't know any better, you would swear to God that they are her biological parents, she looks just like them.

[@always_b_natural703]

My coworker adopted a baby through an open adoption. She brought photos of a family gathering, and that little one looked exactly like the Grandma.

[@jamesball8519]

Not at all

[@Youser999]

My suspicion is the uncle sold her into human trafficking after SA'ing her. Florida is a hub of the cruise industry and close to the Caribbean where young women are in high demand in a certain underground industry...

[@ShadowDogProduction]

I'm confused as to why the police can't get phone records of these 4 crucial calls? (The 3 voicemail calls and the original call to the house) Why don't the police know what number called that house that day and why can't phone records either prove the uncle called her phone 3 times that day or prove he didn't?

[@jerisharpe906]

Nice narration, alwsys love way the way he reads, no disjointed phrases or names that aren't pronunced correctly. This only 1 of 2 crime shows that I will listen to.

[@techlife9853]

Cant the phone company determine the number that called Colleens phone ? Cant the cops get hold of the uncles phone records to see if he was the last person to call Colleen ? Cant the cops get hold of the telephone records of the small circle of friends to verify that they had NOT called her ? - I think the cops have FAILED Colleen and her parents - Going forward the cops need to - Tickle the Wire in regards to her uncle ... With the tech we have today..they shud be able to pick up something

[@TheMinimaggi]

Great podcast .. The uncle comes to mind.

[@R74Reviews]

It's always the same ole with the coppers...the victim was just with friends. Another great podcast.

[@scottcantdance804]

Yeah, but with young people, they really do turn out to be with friends like 99% of the time. And the cops really don't have the manpower to investigate every missing person report they receive, unfortunately. One positive thing to say about this PD is that once her best friend and bf came in, they kicked into much higher gear. I've heard other cases where they just continue sticking with "they ran away or out partying" no matter who speaks to them or what new evidence turns up.

[@jodyhann525]

You should have way more subscribers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@debrarobinson9539]

Well this case SLIPPED THRU POLICE FINGERS, 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@thesehandsart]

Absolutely love your channel and podcast, I hope that many more find your channel and may help to bring some peace to the families of the missing and murdered.

[@patriciahernandez8655]

As always Trace Evidence well written episode

[@matthewpauselius4767]

It seems pretty clear who would know what happened to Colleen. Was that car ever checked for fingerprints? Sex, drugs, creepy step uncle? Maybe Allie was getting drugs and work offers from the uncle too?

[@TheXmeimei]

It's shocking that the best would just decided to delete the messages! This is the damn hour where people need to just "mind your own business"!

[@RepentfollowJesus]

When it first started I thought it's an older man. Didn't know it could be the uncle. And someone does know who called. Her friend does.

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

If cops refuse to look for your missing loved one and something happens to them that's nonfesance in office. You can file one at the clerk of courts office. The punishment is up to five years in prison. Depending on the state.

[@JacobStein1960]

It's the uncle. If I were her father I would have questioned him; perhaps being "kneecapped" would have enhanced his memory.

[@Tsumami__]

I don’t expect much from our LE in Florida, but I’m shocked the FBI assistance didn’t yield more information that would have helped them question the uncle further.

[@jhibbitt1]

not sure why this is even classed as a mystery. the uncle is so obviously the culprit, i don't see the point in even discussing other options

[@gailrich5339]

Thank you for posting this ,it is so sad ... All are in my prayers ❤🙏

[@gordonshumway5933]

It was her uncle! I don’t want the money tho.. In all honesty looking into him, talking to ppl he knows/knew, the “lingerie photos” or porn link was either a thread that can be followed or a lie to get her alone, and he wouldn’t have done anything in a place he wasn’t comfortable, in a place he wouldn’t have control or some safety to be a pos human.. to be as close as he is one would assume he assumed he’d at least be looked at which would infer he had planned it well ahead of time or at least thought about it for some time as he gained her trust in a role of an uncle supplying her drugs and perverse job opportunities (bc he’s at the very least a creep but almost certainly even worse) the answer is within his orbit, hopefully he’s able to be linked and face charges, and hopefully karma will get ahold of him

[@SuxanaSaunders]

There is hardly any information on Colleen. We need to get a PI to track down some of his acquaintances & places he frequents.

[@frankjones3671]

The uncle knows what happened too his niece Colleen !! As she was meeting ups with hims . Plus ,not taking polygraph s test, he was getting her hungs ups on drugs! Getting into perhaps, porn s ECT.

[@Governing368]

Idm to be rude, but ally thinks like a rock.

[@purplelavendajoyce3077]

Ask the girl who deleted the messages and see if she reconize the voice

[@laurieclarkson9180]

In some ways this case reminds me of that other case where the blonde teen was taken by her Dad's friend and some horseback riders in the mountains found them after she was rescued she found out he had killed her family and set the house on fire...but in other ways it reminds me of cases where it's possible she was brainwashed and groomed to the point where she willingly ran off with him and could still be alive today--I doubt it though. Her Uncle's personality sounds a lot like creepy abductors just waiting for a kid to turn 18..barf

[@ClayPotter_9]

Gee your friend goes missing and you delete her messages ... that's the opposite of brilliant.

[@teenmomAT14toRN]

Thank you❤

[@frankjones3671]

Let's get justice for Colleens as accountability s let's get Afters this uncle's,her parents family needs closers now's ! That should a overrides all's BS ,..

[@FloridaManVal]

I was close friend with Colleen during that time. Her uncle Mitch was a CREEP and she would NEVER leave without telling me our Paula or even ally. There’s no chance in hell she left of her own accord.

[@MultiSmartass1]

Notes: 1) Colleen seemed rather focused on work and making money as she held a number of jobs while going to school. So maybe the call was about a possible financial opportunity or what was told was such an opportunity. 2) I'm rather skeptical of Ally. She said she heard phone messages from Colleen's Uncle that were supposedly from Colleen's phone but deleted them. Why delete messages intended for Colleen? Even if she didn't like the Uncle, it seemed like an unecesssary thing to do. Ally was also quick to throw a spotlight on the Uncle, Radisher. I don't know if the charges of Radisher supplying drugs and promoting porn to her as a work option are true but it seems Ally seemed to know more about what was really going on with Colleen. I wouldn't be surprised if she was involved in some way. 3) Radisher certainly strikes one as suspicious. I get the feeling though that his refusal to take a lie detector test or be involved with looking for Colleen has nothing to do with her. I get the feeling that Radisher may have been into shady business or affairs he doesn't want people to know about. Thus he doesnt involve himself because he doesn't want any heat coming his way.He's clearly protecting something . What that is is unknown. 4) Frankly although Colleen could possibly have been trafficked , it's probably likely that at some point she met with foul play.

[@Yogastrong908]

Interesting case. This all boils down to whether or not you believe her friend. I personally do not. Most if not all of the evidence against the uncle is based on testimony from this one person. Why don’t I believe her? Key fact number one. Not only did she allegedly delete voicemails from the uncle (which is the equivalent of opening someone else’s mail - illegal), she never informed the victim that her uncle called. Then, years later she suddenly “remembers” that this occurred. The car location is not in the location where she was supposedly meeting someone. Lets also look at the fact that the victim’s mother was in the room while she was on the phone. She might not have been listening in to a conversation but does anyone think that someone is going to be talking about a drug deal within earshot of her mother? Plus her mother said it sounded like she was talking to a friend. And her victimology indicates she is a saver. Does it make sense she only had 1100 in savings after dealing for months working a couple of jobs and dealing drugs? Maybe the uncle is a scumbag. Maybe the uncle didn’t take a polygraph test because it holds no value. It has never been revealed who has it hasn’t passed their polygraphs. Can’t say. Everything is based off the word off of one girl, whose credibility is at best tainted. We have to ask the question, did she have incentive to lie? Where was she at the time of the murder? Where was her uncle and her boyfriend? This cause regardless is incredibly frustrating and I hope her parents get justice for her.

[@markkromer1238]

I thought you already had an episode on this girl..

[@louloubelle1330]

Where have you been I've mot seen or heard from your channel I'm abouts 4 myhs at least

[@mikes.4136]

The allegations of the friend, coupled with the behavior of the uncle, are very telling. I understand that her friend was young, but how is it that she thought the information she had wasn’t relevant? It’s infuriating. The uncle is most likely involved, and unfortunately, he has in all likelihood, gotten away with murder. If he was innocent, he would have made himself more available to law enforcement.

[@brenmanock]

That uncle is suss

[@N4divers]

36:55 Colleen’s best friend Ally deleting the voice messages is one of the dumbest things I’ve ever heard in the history of Trace Evidence and in true crime overall. Just absolutely ridiculous, foolish, and just mind boggling. The Uncle should be a suspect. He was probably the one that called her and met her. Whatever followed ended in foul play. His actions after of not cooperating is a big clue. Then add in the voice message but thanks to Colleen’s friend deleting the voicemail, the police have nothing to go off of.

[@jerrymarbury9365]

Nicely done,no unwarranted cop bashing. Good upload.

[@pattysniece]

Did no one pull a phone record?

[@ryecatcher25]

Did you not listen to the records were already deleted?

[@RepentfollowJesus]

Little does the uncle know that looking in the eyes can be a sign of guilt according to interviewers.

[@vincentcadena7651]

I’m surprised nobody from the phone company collected on that 30 thousand. Like the parents announced it but the didn’t say, if anyone from att wants an easy 30 k give us that info.

[@teddyjackson1902]

My mans has every edition of the thesaurus

[@janiterinadrum1627]

Think of what kind of uncle he must be… trying to talk a teenager into getting naked on film or modeling lingerie.. think about that for a minute.. I think the father should go ahead and take care of business

[@michellegravina3639]

I want to go missing sometimes

[@debrarobinson9539]

I agree LOOK AT THAT UNCLE!! VERY SUSS?!.

[@judithvasiiiyeva9484]

What's known about her natural parents?

[@bcpoinciana9923]

Lived next door to them growing up.

[@ryecatcher25]

Did the police question you?

[@Saudi_queen]

Uncle did it

[@Vamatt99218]

Police only seem to act when there is a crowd at their door step.

[@purplelavendajoyce3077]

They need to look mote into the uncul

[@dennismitchell5414]

My money is on the Uncle

[@NightShooter87]

An interesting podcast, I've never heard of the case. What was her best friend thinking. Digital evidence if it's deleted can be retrieved, however if it's overwritten it can't. It's hard to say, without knowing the model of phone, but it would mean today that the phone has being used after deletion. Doesn't really seem to be any evidence at all, the uncle, isn't an uncle, in reality. He might act inappropriately, but it's a reach without evidence to suggest he's done anything to her, or anyone, for that matter. She may even still be alive, but it gets the case out and hopefully some answers.

[@xancypillosi9497]

My man

[@foreverzeta6578]

That’s crazy that the uncle wasn’t looked into or believed about the voicemails. That’s a tip why would someone not believe the girl

[@nietzchesghost]

Tramp stamp? Oh well.

[@nietzchesghost]

Amusing how free spirited and indrpendant leads to death.

[@fairymagic697]

That’s a no brainer