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Kansas City True Crime Cases hosted by sisters Hether and Haley. Hether, an administrator with The Doe Network www.thedoenetwork.org , has 12 years of experience volunteering with families of missing persons. A friend of Haley's stepson (who lived with them briefly while attending high school) was murdered in 2016. After his death, she founded “We Are His Voice” (now called “We Are Their Voice”), a call-to-action community group pursuing justice for Kansas City’s crime victims. The sisters discuss missing person and unsolved murder cases in the Kansas City area and include interviews with family members of the victim's when possible.
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every 78 days
Average audio length:
25 minutes
Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
United States
60 episodes
since May 29, 2022
episodic
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#truecrime #unsolved #truecrimeyoutubers Kansas City True Crime: Rahjee Byers was shot and killed on August 22, 2022, while sitting in his car outside of a relative's home in Kansas City, Missouri. His murder remains unsolved.
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Kansas City True Crime: Edward Voss Jr, who was known as Teddy, was killed in Kansas City on January 25, 1980. His murder remains unsolved. True Crime
Jennifer Judd was found murdered on her kitchen floor in Baxter Springs, Kansas on May 11, 1992. We’re not detectives. We can’t tell you who killed Jennifer Judd. Facts don’t change. And when statements change, we need to ask ourselves why. And some of those closest to Jennifer have repeatedly cha…
Jesse Thomas was shot and killed in Kansas City on August 1, 2023. His murder remains unsolved.
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