True Crime P.I.
Introducing True Crime P.I., an investigative podcast that explores unsolved Missing and Unidentified persons cases from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.
True Crime P.I.
Episodes
Atlanta Podcast Meet Up - Silver Linings Handbook Podcast
I had the pleasure to participate in the Atlanta Podcast Meet Up and talk with amazing true crime podcasters about why they do what they do! Facilitated by Jayson Blair, host of Silver Linings Handbook Podcast, this discussion dives deep ...
Say Their Names: Cobb County Jane Doe and Cold Cases
Jayson Blair, host of Silver Linings Handbook Podcast, invited me to talk with him about my passion for True Crime and Cold Case Advocacy. Jayson has a way of inspiring his guests to dig deep and share the personal stories that connect us...
From Bounty Hunter to Author: A Conversation With Greg Overacker (The Hunt for Brianna Maitland)
Greg Overacker, is a bounty hunter and private investigator turned author. Greg recently wrote a book entitled, The Hunt for Brianna Maitland: The Relentless Pursuit of Answers to One of Vermont's Biggest Mysteries. If you think you kno...
Investigating Cold Cases
I am excited to share the Behind the Badge series with my loyal True Crime PI listeners. In Behind the Badge, Detective Dawes and I dive into the world of cold cases, drawing from his 35 years of experience and my insatiable desire...
Every Case Is Solvable - Deborah Lynn Randall
Welcome to Behind the Badge! On Jan. 13, 1972, in Marietta, Georgia, nine-year-old Deborah (Debbie) Lynn Randall was abducted from a laundromat across the street from her home, raped, and killed. Not long after, Deborah's case...
Fan Mail
I just want to thank you for what you are doing on the Deborah Quarles McNeely cold case. It heart breaking. The boys have never gotten over this and won’t. Poor Jean passed away not knowing where Debbie is…. I grew up with Stan n Scott on our little street. Debbie and Mike were older but I’m letting you know, they have never ceased to be proactive on Debbie’s behalf. Their hearts have never mended. The last time I saw them was at my daddy’s house. On the same street where we grew up. This unsolved case will never let them have peace. In even death. So thank you for your heart and dedication. Sincerely, Alesa
Grand Pr AI Rie, Texas