Welcome to the Evil Everywhere Podcast! We’re two funny besties with a passion for all things true crime and paranormal. We release a story each week on Tuesday and Thursday - so give us a listen and let us know stories you want to hear!
Welcome to the Evil Everywhere Podcast! We’re two funny besties with a passion for all things true crime and paranormal. We release a story each week on Tuesday and Thursday - so give us a listen and let us know stories you want to hear!
Dickinson, North Dakota was once a quiet small town, sitting just 50 miles east of the Badlands until the oil boom in the 1960s. The rise in economic prosperity brought a significant transient population to Dickinson, which was mainly used as a rest stop for those seeking their fortune in the oil business. The Swanson Motel was the main area of rest, with affordable rooms to rent on a weekly basis, rather than daily. The oil boom lasted to the 1980s, bringing not only economic success but also crime with the near tripling in population numbers. In November 1981, the Swanson Motel became the scene of a brutal double homicide of a middle-aged woman Priscilla Dinkel and her granddaughter, Danelle Lietz. With no clear suspects in the small community, detectives kept running into dead ends, causing the case to remain cold for close to a decade. When a determined detective used the newly invented FBI behavioral analysis profile made for the killer, a suspect finally emerged. The man aligned with the profile almost perfectly. Unfortunately, Justice would never truly be served. Do you believe the Dickinson police caught the right man?
Sources: “Swanson Motel Murders” on the Dickinson Police Department website (https://www.dickinsongov.com/police/page/swanson-motel-murders) https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/136354938/priscilla-i_-dinkel “Deaths” Priscilla Dinkel and Danielle Lietz” in The Bismarck Tribune on November 18, 1981 “Dickinson Murders Being Probed” in The Bismarck Tribune on November 17, 1981 https://www2.census.gov/library/publications/decennial/1960/population-volume-1/vol-01-01-g.pdf “Slain Girl Had been Molested” in The Forum on November 18, 1981 “Arrest Made in Dickinson Murders” by Steve Robbins and Kathleen Donahue in The Bismarck Tribune on March 2, 1991 “Relative says she Suspected Reager in Dickinson Slaying” by Associated Press in The Grand Forks Herald on April 7, 1991 “Man Accused in Dickinson Deaths Described as Gentleman and Liar” in The Forum on March 22, 1991 “’We got the Right Man’ Prosecutor says” in The Bismarck Tribune on June 19, 1992 “The Taxi” on Almost Unsolved Season 1, Episode 4 on TUBI
Disappearing is terrifying. But disappearing at sea? That takes fear to an entirely different level. You're surrounded by nothing but endless open water. You're on a massive cruise ship isolated, contained and yet somehow, you're just... gone. No trace. No explanation. That’s exactly what happened to Amy Lynn Bradley in March of 1998. At just 23 years old, Amy was on a family vacation aboard the Rhapsody of the Seas, a Royal Caribbean cruise liner. After a night of dancing and celebration with her brother, Amy vanished. She stepped into the warm Caribbean night and was never seen again. In the decades since, her disappearance has become one of the most baffling and haunting maritime mysteries in modern history. This is a story full of twists, questions, and heartbreak. And we will be diving into Amy’s life, her disappearance, the investigation, the theories that have come about over the years and even errors people believe that those involved initially had made If you’re familiar with this story, let us know what you think happened in the comments. Was Amy trying to start over — living freely somewhere in the Caribbean? Or was she taken — pulled into a world far darker than anyone could have imagined?
SOURCES: Netflix – Amy Bradley is Missing – Episodes 1-3 Wikipedia – Disappearance of Amy Bradley - Disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley - Wikipedia The Roanoke Times – Family turns to Internet in search for daughter – March 31, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch – Missing woman’s family sets up fund – April 20, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch – Disappearance to be on ‘Most Wanted’ – Jon Pope – April 24, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch – Legal Notices – March 7, 1999 The Free Lance-Star – Overboard or overlooked? – Norman Serphos – March 27, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch – Judge revokes man’s bond – Tom Campbell – June 20, 2002 The Northside Sun – Slave trade makes the Caribbean islands a dangerous place – Dan Hanchey – October 20, 2005 Evening Herald – Fifteen passengers vanish from cruise ships in two years – Caroline Crawford - January 6, 2006 Designertale – Caribbean IP Activity Sparks New Hope in Amy Bradley Disappearance Case – Anusree – August 1, 2025 - Caribbean IP Activity Sparks New Hope in Amy Bradley Disappearance Case - Designertale LADBible – Amy Bradley’s brother finally reveals why family declared her dead despite thinking she’s alive – Michael Slavin – August 7, 2025 - Amy Bradley's family reveal why she was declared dead despite thinking she's alive UNILAD – Surprising twist in Amy Bradley case as Kim Kardashian ‘wants to solve it’ – Ellie Kemp – August 15, 2025 - Amy Bradley case given boost as Kim Kardashian 'wants to solve it' The Mirror US – Amy Bradley’s brother vows never to cruise again and says others ‘wouldn’t if they knew why’ – Ayaan Ali – August 16, 2025 - Amy Bradley’s brother vows never to cruise again and says others ‘wouldn’t if they knew why’ The Mirror US – Major Amy Bradley decision that ‘prevented’ a proper search for missing person – Scarlett O’Toole – August 16, 2025 - Major Amy Bradley decision that 'prevented' a proper search for missing person Fox News – Brother of woman who vanished from cruise 27 years ago reveals critical third witness – Peter D’Abrosca – August 16, 2025 - Brother of woman who vanished from cruise 27 years ago reveals critical third witness Wikipedia – Curacao - Curaçao - Wikipedia Wikipedia – Amateur Radio Operator - Amateur radio operator - Wikipedia
Disappearing is terrifying. But disappearing at sea? That takes fear to an entirely different level. You're surrounded by nothing but endless open water. You're on a massive cruise ship, isolated, contained, and yet somehow, you're just... gone. No trace. No explanation. That’s exactly what happened to Amy Lynn Bradley in March of 1998. At just 23 years old, Amy was on a family vacation aboard the Rhapsody of the Seas, a Royal Caribbean cruise liner. After a night of dancing and celebration with her brother, Amy vanished. She stepped into the warm Caribbean night and was never seen again. In the decades since, her disappearance has become one of the most baffling and haunting maritime mysteries in modern history. This is a story full of twists, questions, and heartbreak. And we will be diving into Amy’s life, her disappearance, the investigation, the theories that have come about over the years and even errors people believe that those involved initially had made. Part one of this two part series will be released tomorrow mainly anywhere you listen to podcasts with part two coming out on Tuesday. If you’re familiar with this story, let us know what you think happened in the comments. Was Amy trying to start over — living freely somewhere in the Caribbean? Or was she taken — pulled into a world far darker than anyone could have imagined?
SOURCES: Netflix – Amy Bradley is Missing – Episodes 1-3 Wikipedia – Disappearance of Amy Bradley - Disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley - Wikipedia The Roanoke Times – Family turns to Internet in search for daughter – March 31, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch – Missing woman’s family sets up fund – April 20, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch – Disappearance to be on ‘Most Wanted’ – Jon Pope – April 24, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch – Legal Notices – March 7, 1999 The Free Lance-Star – Overboard or overlooked? – Norman Serphos – March 27, 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch – Judge revokes man’s bond – Tom Campbell – June 20, 2002 The Northside Sun – Slave trade makes the Caribbean islands a dangerous place – Dan Hanchey – October 20, 2005 Evening Herald – Fifteen passengers vanish from cruise ships in two years – Caroline Crawford - January 6, 2006 Designertale – Caribbean IP Activity Sparks New Hope in Amy Bradley Disappearance Case – Anusree – August 1, 2025 - Caribbean IP Activity Sparks New Hope in Amy Bradley Disappearance Case - Designertale LADBible – Amy Bradley’s brother finally reveals why family declared her dead despite thinking she’s alive – Michael Slavin – August 7, 2025 - Amy Bradley's family reveal why she was declared dead despite thinking she's alive UNILAD – Surprising twist in Amy Bradley case as Kim Kardashian ‘wants to solve it’ – Ellie Kemp – August 15, 2025 - Amy Bradley case given boost as Kim Kardashian 'wants to solve it' The Mirror US – Amy Bradley’s brother vows never to cruise again and says others ‘wouldn’t if they knew why’ – Ayaan Ali – August 16, 2025 - Amy Bradley’s brother vows never to cruise again and says others ‘wouldn’t if they knew why’ The Mirror US – Major Amy Bradley decision that ‘prevented’ a proper search for missing person – Scarlett O’Toole – August 16, 2025 - Major Amy Bradley decision that 'prevented' a proper search for missing person Fox News – Brother of woman who vanished from cruise 27 years ago reveals critical third witness – Peter D’Abrosca – August 16, 2025 - Brother of woman who vanished from cruise 27 years ago reveals critical third witness Wikipedia – Curacao - Curaçao - Wikipedia Wikipedia – Amateur Radio Operator - Amateur radio operator - Wikipedia
Northumberland County in northern England is a smaller populated area that offers a slower pace of life, rather than the bustle of the larger cities and areas. The beautiful scenery is host to a lengthy history since the 13th century, particularly at the Chillingham Castle. First, beginning as a monastery then the original manor used and eventually destroyed by the Scottish. A new structure was then built, one of the pillars which still stands today. It was used as a stronghold during the Scottish war for independence, hosting the king of England, known as the “Hammer of the Scots”. The prisoners of war from the Scottish armies fell victim to horrendous torture inside the castle walls. Thousands are said to have been tortured to death by one man, the executioner appointed by the King of England himself. As the centuries moved forward, new additions were made to the now enormous structure of four connected towers, encompassing a courtyard in the middle. By the 1900s, the first recorded stories of hauntings inside the castle began to arise, with the castle now believed to play host to over 100 ghosts. Join us as we talk about the history and hauntings inside Chillingham Castle.
Sources: “Chillingham Castle, Northumberland” by Miriam Bibby & Elizabeth Craig-Johnson on Historic UK (https://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryMagazine/DestinationsUK/Chillingham-Castle/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) “Chillingham Castle” on The Little House of Horrors on August 18, 2025 (https://thelittlehouseofhorrors.com/chillingham-castle/) “Why Chillingham Is Known as Britain’s Most Haunted Castle” by Kyle Hoekstra on History Hit on October 30, 2024 (https://www.historyhit.com/chillingham-most-haunted-castle/) https://chillingham-castle.com/history-of-the-castle/ “The ghost of John Dragfoot” on Ghost Hunting Night (https://mtmghost.com/) “World's MOST HAUNTED Castle | Our TERRIFYING 2 Nights | Chillingham Castle Halloween Special” on AmysCrypt YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kGvdt7nDcg) https://images.visitnorthumberland.com/Chillingham-Castle-Chillingham/chillingham-ghost-booklet.pdf “The Castle of Terror” on Expedition X, Season 8, Episode 7 on Discovery+
Imagine this: You’ve spent the day working in a remote village nearly 20 miles from home, providing care to those in need. Exhausted but eager, you begin the long bike ride back—ready to see your family, maybe eat, rest. But something feels… off. First, it’s a dead antelope by the roadside. Strange, but not unheard of. You keep going. Then, farther along, entire herds of livestock—motionless, scattered in the fields. No wounds. No blood. Just... dead. And then you arrive. Your village is silent. Too silent. People lie still in their homes, in the streets, at doorsteps—as if frozen in the middle of life. Over 1,700 people... gone. No struggle. No signs of violence. Just sudden, unexplained death. This isn’t fiction. It happened—August 1986, in the village of Nyos, Cameroon. What killed them wasn’t war, disease, or violence. It was something invisible... and something the world had almost never seen before.
Sources: Wikipedia – Lake Nyos Disaster - Lake Nyos disaster - Wikipedia How Stuff Works – Lake Nyos Disaster - https://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geophysics/lake-nyos.htm YouTube - The Nyos “Killer Lake” Eruption Disaster 1986 - The Nyos "Killer Lake" Eruption Disaster 1986 Asbury Park Press – Gas-Containing water cause of lake deaths – December 28, 1986 Wikipedia – Lake Nyos - Lake Nyos - Wikipedia All That’s Interesting – The Horrific Story of the Lake Nyos Disaster, The Limnic Eruption that Devastated Cameroon – Austin Harvey – November 4, 2024 - Inside The Lake Nyos Disaster That Killed Over 1,700 People Historic Mysteries – The Secret of Lake Nyos: How Did 1,800 People Die Overnight? – Kurt Readman – June 6, 2022 - The Secret of Lake Nyos: How Did 1,800 People Die Overnight? - Historic Mysteries Wikipedia – Lake Stratification - Lake stratification - Wikipedia Wikipedia – Limnic Eruption - Limnic eruption - Wikipedia Wikipedia – Lake Monoun - Lake Monoun - Wikipedia
Yorktown, TX is a small town located on Texas highway 72. This town has an extensive history, dating all the way back to the 1840s. As the town grew, the need for a closer medical facility was imminent, which prompted the opening of Yorktown Memorial Hospital in 1951. Like many hospitals before modern medicine, Yorktown Memorial was no stranger to rumors of malpractice. Although not confirmed, it is said the hospital had almost 2000 deaths within its 35 years of operation, which averages to one death a week….in a town of a small population as it is. All of this rumored death led to stories and even sightings of ghostly figures and the hearing of disembodies voices haunting the corridors. From ghostly children to the nuns who ran the hospital, these spirits are said to be alive within the walls, whether malevolent or harmless. Join us as we go over the mysteries of Yorktown Memorial Hospital. Is it truly haunted by the ghosts of its past?
Sources: https://yorktownmemorialhospital.com/history-of-yorktown “Yorktown Hospital” on Haunted US (https://hauntedus.com/texas/yorktown-hospital/) “The Haunted Yorktown Hospital” on Haunted Rooms Co. (https://www.hauntedrooms.com/texas/san-antonio/haunted-places/yorktown-hospital) “It Feels Evil Paranormal Fact Checks--The Real History of Yorktown Memorial Hospital” by Harlequinade Celina Summers on December 16, 2019 (https://kaantira.blogspot.com/2019/12/it-feels-evil-yorktown-memorial.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com) “Texas’ Most Haunted Landmark: Yorktown Memorial Hospital – Under New Ownership” by Cuero Online News Staff Writer on Cuero Online News on July 29, 2025 (https://cueroonlinenews.com/texas-most-haunted-landmark-yorktown-memorial-hospital-under-new-ownership/) “Yorktown Memorial Hospital” on Destination Fear, Season 2, Episode 2 on Discovery+
Costa Mesa in 2010 was a city in Southern California with a population of around 110,000 with a reputation for being diverse and ever evolving. Sam Herr, a war veteran and Julie Kibuishi, an aspiring fashion stylist were attending Orange Coast College. The two became close, platonic friends rather quickly. Sam, a loyal goof ball to his friends and Julie, vivacious, smart and dependable. When their parents couldn’t reach either of them one day in May 2010, they all became severely worried. Steven, Sam’s father made a horrific discovery at his son’s apartment – Julie had been murdered. But Sam was no where to be found. The crime didn’t make sense to any one who knew Sam. After days of searching, evidence led them to one of his neighbor’s an aspiring actor. When questioned, it seemed to be more of a performance by the neighbor rather than an interrogation. After 14 hours, detectives finally coaxed the truth out of this neighbor. Tune in to hear of Julie and Sam, and how their lives came to end so senselessly.
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“This community theater actor's final performance was a chilling confession to double murder” by ABC News on ABC News on May 29, 2019 (https://abcnews.go.com/US/community-theater-actors-final-performance-chilling-confession-double/story?id=63181588) “Clues and evidence in the murders of Julie Kibuishi and Sam Herr” by 48 Hours on CBS News on September 15, 2018 (https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/clues-and-evidence-in-the-murders-of-julie-kibuishi-and-sam-herr/) “Actress convicted of lying to police about ex-fiance's double murder pleads innocence in interrogation tapes” by Lauren Effron, Joseph Diaz and Denise Martinez-Ramundo on ABC News on May 30, 2019 (https://abcnews.go.com/US/actress-convicted-lying-police-fiances-double-murder-pleads/story?id=63234575) “Psychopath” Actor Kills and Frames Neighbor for Murder: "A Level of Inhumanity" by Caitlin Schunn on Oxygen True Crime on December 29, 2024 (https://www.oxygen.com/a-plan-to-kill/crime-news/daniel-wozniak-kills-sam-herr-julie-kibuishi-for-money) “Ex-Disney Princess Lied to Police Hoping to Help Actor Fiancé Get Away with Double-Murder” by Christine Pelisek on PEOPLE on September 13, 2018 (https://people.com/crime/daniel-wozniak-fiancee-convicted-lied-police-double-murder/) “Jurors hear argument for death penalty in Daniel Wozniak case” by ABC Eye Witness News on ABC News on January 7, 2016 (https://abc7.com/post/jurors-hear-argument-for-death-penalty-in-daniel-wozniak-case/1150844/) “Wozniak Sentenced to Death for Double Murder” by Rex Dalton on Voice of OC on September 23, 2016 (https://voiceofoc.org/tag/juri-kibuishi/) https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/195085267/juri-kibuishi https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/82035814/samuel_eliezer-herr “Curtain Call” on The Perfect Murder, Season 3, Episode 13 on Discovery+
The anguish of not knowing. The questions that never end. Imagine losing your child — not to death, but to disappearance. No goodbyes. No answers. Just silence. That’s the reality Terry and Debbi Elvis have lived since December 2013 — the last time they spoke to their 20-year-old daughter, Heather. What followed was a nightmare. Heather had been involved with a man 17 years older — a married father of two, living a double life. Their brief affair spiraled into a years-long saga when his wife, Tammy, found out. And even though Heather had moved on, Tammy hadn’t. The harassment escalated. The threats continued. And then — Heather vanished. Though arrests were made, Heather has never been found. And her family is still left waiting — for justice, for closure, for answers. Join us for Part 2 of this two-part story as we discuss the arrest, trials and post-conviction relief efforts of those involved in Heather's disappearance.
SOURCES: Wikipedia – Disappearance of Heather Elvis - Disappearance of Heather Elvis - Wikipedia Find a Grave – Heather Rachelle Elvis - Heather Rachelle Elvis (1993-2013) - Find a Grave Memorial Moviedelic – Heather Elvis Kidnapping Details Investigation Timeline – Suvechha Sarkar – May 31, 2025 - Heather Elvis: Who Kidnapped Her? Was Her Body Ever Found? The Charley Project – Heather Rachelle Elvis - Heather Rachelle Elvis – The Charley Project Vanished: The Heather Elvis Case The Sun-News – Murder Charges Filed – Jason M. Rodriguez and Tonya Root - February 25, 2014 The Sun-News – 200 friends, relatives gather at Peachtree Boat Landing – Amanda Kelley – February 25, 2014 South Carolina Department of Corrections – Tammy Moorer - inmateDetails.do South Carolina Department of Corrections – Sidney Moorer - inmateDetails.do Wikipedia - Horry County, South Carolina - Horry County, South Carolina - Wikipedia WSTW News 13 – The Heather Elvis case: Wednesday marks 11 years since Horry County disappearance – Caleb McCusker – December 18, 2024 - The Heather Elvis case: Wednesday marks 11 years since Horry County disappearance | WBTW ABC 15 News – Man convicted in Heather Elvis case files for new trial – Caroline Surface – March 19, 2025 - Man convicted in Heather Elvis case files for new trial WSTW News 13 – ‘He hasn’t let her go’: Heather Elvis’ family reacts to Sidney Moorer wanting new trial – Skylar Musick – March 24, 2025 - ‘He hasn’t let her go’: Heather Elvis’ family reacts to Sidney Moorer wanting new trial | WBTW The Sun News – ‘He’s still holding her hostage from us’: Heather Elvis’ family reacts to guilty verdict – David Weissman - September 19, 2019 - Sidney Moorer trial: Jury comes back with guilty verdict | Myrtle Beach Sun News FindHeatherElvis – Facebook CUE - CUE – Community United Effort – Serving Missing Persons Nationwide
The anguish of not knowing. The questions that never end. Imagine losing your child — not to death, but to disappearance. No goodbyes. No answers. Just silence. That’s the reality Terry and Debbi Elvis have lived since December 2013 — the last time they spoke to their 20-year-old daughter, Heather. What followed was a nightmare. Heather had been involved with a man 17 years older — a married father of two, living a double life. Their brief affair spiraled into a years-long saga when his wife, Tammy, found out. And even though Heather had moved on, Tammy hadn’t. The harassment escalated. The threats continued. And then — Heather vanished. Though arrests were made, Heather has never been found. And her family is still left waiting — for justice, for closure, for answers. Join us as we unpack the case of Heather Elvis in two-part episodes.
SOURCES: Wikipedia – Disappearance of Heather Elvis - Disappearance of Heather Elvis - Wikipedia Find a Grave – Heather Rachelle Elvis - Heather Rachelle Elvis (1993-2013) - Find a Grave Memorial Moviedelic – Heather Elvis Kidnapping Details Investigation Timeline – Suvechha Sarkar – May 31, 2025 - Heather Elvis: Who Kidnapped Her? Was Her Body Ever Found? The Charley Project – Heather Rachelle Elvis - Heather Rachelle Elvis – The Charley Project Vanished: The Heather Elvis Case The Sun-News – Murder Charges Filed – Jason M. Rodriguez and Tonya Root - February 25, 2014 The Sun-News – 200 friends, relatives gather at Peachtree Boat Landing – Amanda Kelley – February 25, 2014 South Carolina Department of Corrections – Tammy Moorer - inmateDetails.do South Carolina Department of Corrections – Sidney Moorer - inmateDetails.do Wikipedia - Horry County, South Carolina - Horry County, South Carolina - Wikipedia WSTW News 13 – The Heather Elvis case: Wednesday marks 11 years since Horry County disappearance – Caleb McCusker – December 18, 2024 - The Heather Elvis case: Wednesday marks 11 years since Horry County disappearance | WBTW ABC 15 News – Man convicted in Heather Elvis case files for new trial – Caroline Surface – March 19, 2025 - Man convicted in Heather Elvis case files for new trial WSTW News 13 – ‘He hasn’t let her go’: Heather Elvis’ family reacts to Sidney Moorer wanting new trial – Skylar Musick – March 24, 2025 - ‘He hasn’t let her go’: Heather Elvis’ family reacts to Sidney Moorer wanting new trial | WBTW The Sun News – ‘He’s still holding her hostage from us’: Heather Elvis’ family reacts to guilty verdict – David Weissman - September 19, 2019 - Sidney Moorer trial: Jury comes back with guilty verdict | Myrtle Beach Sun News FindHeatherElvis – Facebook CUE - CUE – Community United Effort – Serving Missing Persons Nationwide
Lyons, Nebraska in 1986 was a small town in the northeast part of the state, where everybody knew everyone. Crime was next to nonexistent, not even having their own local jail. It seemed a great place for Anna Marie Anton to restart her life. Recently divorced, 34 year old Anna relocated from her home in Milford, Iowa to Lyons, Nebraska. In December 1986, the peaceful way of life in Lyons was shattered when Anna was discovered missing by one of her neighbors. For 11 days people had no idea what happened to Anna, until her nude body, with two bullet wounds, was discovered in a remote field 20 miles from her home. Suspicion fell on the town’s police chief as he lived in the apartment above Anna and had tried to conceal his relationship with her. A thorough search of Anna’s apartment revealed a blood trail leading up to the police chief’s apartment door. Authorities issued a warrant for him…but the chief had fled. For 6 years he remained on the run until a TV show told of Anna Anton’s murder…and who was still wanted for the crime. Tune in to hear of Anna and how her killer was finally captured.
Sources: “Greg Webb” on Unsolved Mysteries Wiki (https://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Greg_Webb) “Small-town police chief charged with murder” by UPI Archives on UPI on January 27, 1987 (https://www.upi.com/Archives/1987/01/07/Small-town-police-chief-charged-with-murder/4543536994000/) “FBI Now Involved in the Search for Missing Lyons Police Chief” by Mike Mulvey in The Lincoln-Journal Star on January 9, 1987 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/101376171/anna_marie-anton#:~:text=The%20body%20was%20found%20frozen,38%20caliber%20gun. “A small-town Nebraska police chief became a murder suspect. Now he’s a Florida retiree – and still shirking responsibility for the crime” by Tim Trudell on Nebraska Public Media on April 21, 2023 (https://nebraskapublicmedia.org/es/news/news-articles/a-small-town-nebraska-police-chief-became-a-murder-suspect-now-hes-a-florida-retiree-and-still-shirking-responsibility-for-the-crime/) “Former Lyons Police Chief Might Have Left Country” in The Omaha World-Herald on January 9, 1987 “Lyons Police Chief Charged in Woman’s Death” by Mike Mulvey in The Lincoln Star on January 7, 1987 "Officials Sure Lyons Police Chief’s Alive; Car Found in Fremont” from Star Staff and Wire Reports in The Lincoln Star on January 8, 1987 Unsolved Mysteries, Season 2, Episode 4 on Tubi
Welcome to Evil Everywhere! We are your hosts, Kayla and Angela. We two funny paralegals who became best friends almost 15 years ago! We have always been fascinated by true crime and all things paranormal and spooky. We will be releasing new episodes every Tuesday and Thursday where we will discuss either a true crime case or something spooky!
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