True Crime DEADLINE

True Crime investigators sit back, buckle up and get ready to talk cold cases, murder, mystery and missing.
EMMY winning Crime & Justice Correspondent Matt Johnson dusts off his reporter notebooks and digs into the most disturbing cases he has covered, cases he has followed for years and those that continue to haunt him today.
Matt calls the podcast his true crime journal. Each crime-bite sized episode is around 30 min. packed with new details, exclusive interviews from family and friends of the victims and behind the scenes facts never reported on tv from the crime scene tape.

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with Anita Walters, mother of Christine Walters who mysteriously disappeared after being found naked on a stranger's doorstep.
Christine Walters is described as a nature lover, animal lover and yogi. She was a junior in college studying Botany and wanted to help rebuild ecosystems.
Then in the Summer of 2008, Christine decided to visit friends living in Portland Oregon. From there she met new friends, self proclaimed spiritual environmental activists living off the grid. Christine followed her new friends to Arcata California, a small old logging town just outside Eureka CA.
It is unclear what happened to her while she was there. Some say she was working at a marijuana grow farm and was owed money, others say she had taken part in a so-called 'tea ceremony' and ingested hallucinogens which led to a bad trip.
On November 12, 2008, then 23-year-old college junior Christine Lindsey Walters was found naked, confused, frightened and bleeding, covered in scratches. She was on a stranger's doorstep and claiming someone was after her.
Police took her to the hospital. The next day Christine called her mother in Wisconsin who faxed over a copy of her identification so that she could board an airplane home.
After picking up her I.D. she was never seen again.
Christine Walters would now be 35. At the time of her disappearance she was described as 5'2", 100-115 pounds, caucasian with strawberry blonde hair. Her ears and nose are pierced and she has a black butterfly tattoo on her hip and a green and purple iris flower tattoo on the back of her neck.
If you have any information in the case please call the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office at 707-445-7251
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True Crime DEADLINE returns for Season IV with host Matt Johnson in 2023.
Matt is an EMMY award winning journalist who dusts off his reporter notebooks to bring you his first hand account of covering notorious crimes and lesser known cases over his career.
This season covers the Trial of Lori Vallow Daybell, The Cruise Ship Murders case, Dennis Rader AKA the BTK Serial Killer, Manson Murders and the Unsolved murder case of college student Jody LeCornu.
Episodes include exclusive interviews with family members and witnesses, plus Matt's first hand accounts of seeing Lori Vallow and Rex Heuermann in court.
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NEW DEVELOPMENTS in the Murder of Molly Bish. New DNA samples have been collected in the case from key "Persons of Interest" and some of Molly's belongings have been returned to her sister Heather.
Sister of Molly, Heather Bish sits down with host Matt Johnson for a NEW INTERVIEW to talk about the case, how her family learned of Molly's abduction, missed steps in the initial investigation and what she is doing to help solve the case and other unresolved cases using familial DNA.
On June 27, 2000 - Maggie Bish drove her 16 year old daughter Molly to the parking lot at Comins Pond in Warren Massachusetts (Very Small town, one stop light). Moments later, she was abducted.
Molly was working alone as a lifeguard at the pond. It was a job her brother had done a previous Summer.
The Search for Molly would become the largest in state history. Three years after she was dropped off in the parking lot at the pond, her blue bathing suit and her remains were found in the woods. The rest of her clothing has never been found.
There have been several persons of interest named in the case. So far, no arrests.
Molly Bish Case Tip-line:
508-453-7575
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Molly Bish Foundation:
https://www.mollybishfoundation.com/

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