Dear Friends and Dead Ends Podcast

This week, we delve into two new cases, and a whole lot of stupid from Cody. Prepare yourself now. Cody opens with the case of the Walker family whose unsolved murders have gone 60 years with no justice or resolution. Ashley takes on the even older case of Mimi Boomhower, and her (unconfirmed) pre-shopping séance and mysterious disappearance. Yes we hate that Bill Cosby got released, and yes we're gonna bitch about it.

This week Ashley takes on the alarming case of Pamela Ray, who vanished around 5:30am one August morning in 1992, in Panama City, Florida. 
 
Cody then relives his jort-shamed memories and delves into an old Hollywood murder. Very much like a game of clue, the murder of William Desmond Taylor has its share of weird characters. None are weirder or more offensive than a potentially racist individual with a (very stupid) paranormal plan. Plus a disappointing headline.  
 

 
Beware the Clappin' Ass River in Oregon, where the body of a woman shows up in portions. To this day she's unidentified and her murder unsolved. In Port St. Joe, Florida, a polaroid shows up and what it depicts is terrifying. Could this be a helpful lead in the disappearance of Tara Leigh Calico?

This week we delve into more of last week's missing person's case and an unsolved murder that was claimed to be a suicide. Ashley goes over the remaining details in the Helen Brach case. Cody takes on Betsy Faria's murder, dubbed by only one person as a suicide, and that person is questionable at best. Plus another update in the Bobby Bizup case and it's RIDICULOUS.

This week, it's going down, we're yelling tinder...as we take on typical shitstick behavior and some disappointing details. Ashley covers the disappearance of Helen Marie Voorhees Brach, of yes...the Brach candy family. This is a two-parter, with the rest of the case next week. Cody covers the murder of Dorothy Scott, including the strange incident that placed her where she vanished before her body was found. And then we learn what she'd been experiencing prior. Things you didn't need to know about sharks, and Cody's...romantic ambitions....

This week Cody takes on the extremely disappointing effort involved in the Little Rock case of Ebby Steppach, and her suspicious death. Ashley covers the disappearance of David G. Morrison in Hammond, Indiana. Why is pineapple in the title? Just wait until you hear our sexual frustration solutions, and the ineptitude of both cases. Plus a news headline. 

Please drink responsibly, and we mean that literally. This week we take on the missing person's case of Carmine Gargano Jr aka Gorilla, in Brooklyn. Then we discuss the murder of Thomas C. Wales, located in Seattle. That case had another thing we love to be fascinated by: conspiracy. And just wait until you hear the headline we found.
 
 
Pause music by: Anasas6
Intro: Welcome to the Hell Zone by Spooky Black (Vague003 remix)

Episode 16 takes on two frustrating cases, each for very different reasons. Cody covers the home invasion murder of Matthew Ryan Stewart and how long it took police to enter his residence. Ashley takes on the immensely frustrating disappearance of Relisha Rudd. Plus a headline where a woman finds out she was kidnapped as a child...kind of. 

This week we discuss the missing person's case of Cayce Lynn McDaniel, followed by the murder of Vernon C. Miller who has quite the life story. Also what may now be dubbed "Hellacious Headlines" is in local territory for episode 15. 

In Episode 14, Cody delves into the murder of Faith Hedgepeth, whose last moments just might be recorded on a voicemail. Ashley then breaks down the disappearance of Nikole Betterson, whose case has a 20 year age gap and a slew of inconsistencies. Only one blurred image of her exists and the tragedy is what is left out of the story. Those and a not so hopeful headline this week!