Missing in the Carolinas

Asheville resident Zebb Quinn went missing in January 2000, after meeting up with a friend to look at a car he wanted to buy. Years later, the disappearance of another local couple would help to solve the mystery of what happened to Zebb on that night. To learn more, visit www.missinginthecarolinas.com. Show sponsor: WOW! Women on Writing-An ezine and writing community dedicated to promoting communication between writers, authors, editors, agents, publishers and readers. https://www.wow-womenonwriting.com/

Renee discusses podcast growth for the year, as well as which episodes received the most streams and how she gets her ideas for certain episodes. Show Notes: Cover art by Macintosh Multimedia Sound Editing by Daniel Roberson

Twenty-three-year-old Andy Sigmon was last seen on April 5, 2016 near a historical landmark almost an hour away from his home. What compelled him to go to that location, and what happened after he disappeared into the woods after talking to several different people? Blake and London Deven, two adopted children from Fayetteville, N.C. (now ages 17 and 27) have not been seen in years and police and the FBI are questioning why it took so long for them to be reported missing. We also give an update on Andy Tench's case from Episode 92. Show Sponsors: Renee's "You Can Start a Podcast!" Video Course: https://www.wow-womenonwriting.com/classroom/ReneeRoberson_Podcasting.php Skincare by SkinxErin Use code MISSINGCAROLINAS10 for 10 percent off your order https://shopxerin.com/collections/fit-rocker-chick-skin

High school student Denise Durham was murdered in Hendersonville in 1981 and the man accused of the crime was her vocal instructor. What would lead an older former Broadway actor to commit such a crime? Shelby Wilkie vanished from her Hendersonville home in January 2012, leaving a 3-month-old daughter behind. Her family suspected the worst, and they were right. Twenty-five-year-old Marissa Carmichael remains missing from Greensboro after a night out with acquaintances, and the stories of what happened keep changing. Co-Writer for Denise Durham segment: Erin Settlemier Cover art by Mackintosh Multimedia Sponsors: WOW! Women on Writing Renee's True Crime Writing Webinar-https://www.wow-womenonwriting.com/classroom/ReneeRoberson_TrueCrimeWriting.php SkinxErin Galentine's Day Sale Use code MISSINGCAROLINAS10 FOR 16 percent off your order https://shopxerin.com/

What happened to the investigation into Liz and John Calvert's disappearance from Hilton Head Island once the prime suspect was found deceased? Featuring interviews with the authors of a true crime book written about the case. Show Notes: Book: Deceit, Disappearance & Death on Hilton Head Island by Charlie Ryan and Pamela Martin Ovens Author bios: Charlie Ryan and Pamela Martin Ovens previously collaborated on The Pullman Hilton, A Christmas Mystery and My Life with Charles Fraser, chronicling the recollections of the men and women who worked for and knew Fraser, the iconic founder of Sea Pines Plantation. Charlie Ryan was, over a span of eighteen years, a radio and television news director and anchor, Associated Press state broadcast editor and newspaper columnist. He reportorial years were spent in West Virginia and St. Louis. In his journalism career he focused on politics and interviewed notables including Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Eleanor Roosevelt and Robert Kennedy. He is a recipient of numerous honors and a member of the West Virginia Broadcasting Hall of Fame. Following his broadcast career, Charlie founded and grew four media firms in West Virginia, Virginia and Washington, DC. After 35 years he sold the firms and became the founding dean of the Graduate School of Business at the University of Charleston in Charleston, WV. Charlie and his wife Becky moved to Hilton Head where he served three years on the board of directors of the Sea Pines Plantation Community Services Association as chairman and the Association of Property Owners. They now reside in Charlotte, NC. Charlie has also written Dead Men’s Clubs and Alacrity, his memoir. Pamela Martin Ovens has lived on Hilton Head Island for almost 40 years. She and her husband, legendary boat captain Peter Ovens, are widely known for their charter sailboat business of 16 years, hosting hundreds of tourists on the 62-foot yacht Schooner Welcome. Pamela is the chief executive and owner of Single Star Publishers. She was a radio and television professional in Cincinnati prior to her move to Hilton Head Island and hosted an island radio show on WHHR. Today she is an accomplished “voice over artist” for radio and television commercials. Additional sources: https://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/10/24/justice.grace.coldcase.calvert/index.html https://www.cbsnews.com/news/man-linked-to-missing-couple-found-dead/ Show Sponsor: WOW! Women on Writing https://www.wow-womenonwriting.com/ Cover Art by Mackintosh Multimedia