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On November 6th, 1997, 13-year-old Ricky Lane Thomas, Jr. was going to walk the mile and a half to his cousin’s house in Bristow, Indiana, to go to Tell City to go shopping and get McDonald's. He never made it to his cousin’s house and was never seen again. 
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On the night of Friday, June 9th, 1995, 6-year-old Morgan Nick went with her mother to a Little League baseball game in Alma, Arkansas. As the game went on and the summer evening grew darker, Morgan asked if she could go play with some other kids near the field. Her mother agreed, watching as Morgan ran off toward the concession stand area to chase fireflies with two friends.
Within minutes, her mother realized Morgan was gone. A search of the ballpark began immediately. Police were called. Officers, volunteers, and family members searched through the night.
Morgan Nick was never seen again.
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On the evening of Friday, November 18th, 2011, 20 year old Jaleayah Davis went to hang out with friends. After spending some time at a house party, they left to go to a bar before returning to the house around 3am. Jaleayah called her sister several times asking her to come pick her up, changing the meet up location twice. The last call from Jaleayah to her sister was logged at 3:36am. The 911 call came in at 3:41am that there was a car on the side of the road and a human lying dead in the roadway. What happened to Jaleayah in those short five minutes?
 
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In this episode, we are discussing the theories around Sebastian's disappearance and why they are problematic. We are discussing Sebastian’s case and invite you to join in on the conversation. Comment below with your thoughts, questions, and theories. Follow, like, and share to help extend the reach of Sebastian's case with the hope that he will be found. #sebastianrogers ____________________________
If you have any information concerning the whereabouts of Sebastian Rogers, please contact the Sumner County Sheriff's Office at 615-451-3838, or the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-TBI-FIND or TipsToTBI@tbi.tn.gov. ____________________________
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On a November afternoon in 2011, an Orlando mother dropped her twin children off with their father and disappeared without a trace. Fourteen years later, her disappearance remains one of Central Florida’s most baffling and heartbreaking mysteries — a missing-persons case without closure, a family without answers, and a community still searching for the truth.
 
We are discussing Michelle Parker’s case and invite you to join in on the conversation. Comment below with your thoughts, questions, and theories. Follow, like, and share to help extend the reach of Michelle’s case. As long as we can keep her name and face visible, the more likely it is that it will end up in front of someone with a nudge for them to come forward with information that might just provide some answers. 
 
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Anyone with information is asked to call:
Crimeline at 1-800-423-TIPS (8477)A $200,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest or Parker's whereabouts.
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In this episode, we are discussing the many interviews with Sebastian's father, Seth Rogers, and his mother and step-father, Katie and Chris Proudfoot. Many of these interviews were done in the first few weeks of Sebastian's disappearance. We are discussing Sebastian’s case and invite you to join in on the conversation. Follow, like, and share to help extend the reach of Sebastian's case with the hope that he will be found. See show notes at https://www.thecoldcasecollective.com #sebastianrogers

On the morning of August 15, 2002, something terrible was discovered in the quiet community of Oak Level, Virginia. Michael and Mary Short — a husband and wife devoted to their family and respected in their town — were found murdered inside their home. Their nine-year-old daughter, Jennifer, was missing. Law enforcement launched one of the most exhaustive searches and investigations in the region’s history, but what they found over the next six weeks struck the hearts of everyone who followed the case. This is the story of the Short family murders, a triple homicide that has haunted two states for more than two decades and remains unsolved.

In this episode we are discussing the official case information for Sebastian Rogers that has been released by law enforcement as well as two theories that they have disproven. 

When 21-year-old Deborah Fernandez-Cervera left her home to go for a run on April 30, 2002, she planned on returning home to watch a movie, but she didn’t know she would never return home again. Ten days later, her body would be found approximately 40 kilometers (25 miles) from her home. It would take another ten years before critical evidence would be discovered and re-discovered in her case and be presented to the courts. Despite DNA evidence and substantial circumstantial evidence, her case would be closed for the second time in October of 2024, leaving Deborah’s case still unsolved. We are discussing Deborah’s case and invite you to join in on the conversation.
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In September of 1984, two young native american girls, ages 12 and 15, accepted an offer of a ride and a meal from a 49-year-old man they had just met. That man took them to his house outside Casper, Wyoming. The 15-year-old was able to get away later that night; however, the 12-year-old has never been seen or heard from since. That 12-year-old girl, who was said to be bright, musical, talented, and who loved to breakdance, was Sharon Baldeagle from Eagle Butte, South Dakota. This is the story of her disappearance and a discussion of the questions that remain. 
 
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CBS Missing Child PSA: Sharon Baldeagle, 1985Credit: Hugo Faces on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@HugoFaces
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