May 2024 – True Crime Cases w. Lanie

The phrase “You can’t have your cake and eat it too” is an idiom that dates back several centuries. Its origins can be traced to the 16th century, although the exact phrase has evolved over time. Originally, the phrase appeared in different forms, such as “you can’t eat your cake and have it” or “you can’t have your cake and eat it.” The basic meaning has always been the same: once you consume or use something, you no longer have it to show off to others, removing the possibility of having everything exactly as one wants.

Content Warnings: infidelity, murder

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Research and writing by Rachael Spillers, who can be contacted at rachaelspillersresearch@gmail.com

Content editing & production assistance by Jesse Hawke from the Inky Pawprint.

Audio Engineering by the talented Neeks at We Talk of Dreams; find him on Twitter @we talk of dreams or visit https://theinkypawprint.com/

Case Cracker Elite – Patreon Producer – Kim McDermott

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In 2020, the FBI had a shocking admission to make regarding the homicide clearance rates of police investigations across America. That year, they hit a record low, plummeting to under 50%, and it hasn’t bounced back since. This means that roughly half of all murders remain unsolved—an unsettling statistic, especially given the current surge in murders and violent crimes.
Content Warnings: unsolved cases, murder of a trans woman

If you want to help:
There is a $2500 award for any information leading to the arrest of Pherbia ‘Faye’ Tinsley’s murderer. Anyone with information is asked to call the police department at 970-3280 or Crimestoppers at (434) 977-4000.

If you or someone you know has any information on what happened to Sage Smith or the whereabouts of Erik McFadden, please call the anonymous Crimestoppers line at (434) 977-4000. There is a $20,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest.

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Connect with Us:
Enjoying our podcast? We’d greatly appreciate your review on Apple Podcasts or your preferred platform.
Stay updated by following us on social media:
Twitter: @TrueCrime_Cases
Facebook: facebook.com/truecrimecaseswlanie
Instagram: @truecrimecaseswithlanie
Visit our website for more information and to share your episode suggestions at truecrimecasespodcast.com, or get in touch at tcfcpod@gmail.com.

Credits:
Research, writing, and editing by Jesse Hawke from the Inky Pawprint.
Content editing by Lanie Hobbs (yep, that’s me again!).
Audio Engineering by the talented Neeks at We Talk of Dreams; find him on Twitter @we talk of dreams or visit https://theinkypawprint.com/
Case Cracker Elite – Patreon Producer – Kim McDermott

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Month: May 2024

Ezra McCandless

Charlottesville Unsolved: Pherbia ‘Faye’ Tinsley & Sage Smith