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In the heart of the American South and across the rolling plains of Oklahoma, the ground itself tells a story. It is a land of vibrant, iron-rich earth—red dirt that stains clothes, tires, and histories alike. But beneath this striking landscape lie secrets that have remained buried for decades. The Red Dirt Missing is a true crime investigative podcast dedicated to the cold cases, unsolved homicides, and mysterious disappearances that haunt the states where the dirt runs red. We look into cold cases and disappearances from Oklahoma, Texas, Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee.
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Average audio length:
29 minutes
Video podcast
English
United States
18 episodes
since June 7, 2026
episodic
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On May 16, 1984, 22-year-old Lisa Karen Addington was standing on the precipice of a brand-new life. With her Tulsa wedding just ten days away, her bridal gown hanging in the closet, and friends gathered around her, she celebrated her bachelorette party at East Tulsa's booming nightlife hub, The Gr…
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Every victim deserves justice, but what happens when a case file contains little more than a name, a date, and an unanswered question? 💔
In today’s episode, we are shining a light on multiple cold cases that are at serious risk of being completely lost to time. These aren't the mysteries with massi…
On Christmas night, 2005, 42-year-old mother Karen Faye Heim stepped out of her parents' home in West Tulsa, Oklahoma. She left the porch light on and promised she would be right back. She was never seen alive again.
Less than 48 hours later, her tan 1988 Buick Electra was found abandoned on a remo…
On Saturday, May 10, 1986, forty-year-old Frankie Lyvonne "Bonnie" Duvall stepped out of the Loco Café in Loco, Oklahoma, to take a routine, short walk home for dinner supplies. Her personal car remained parked outside, her keys left on the counter. She reached her residence, where she wa…
In October 1961, 26-year-old mother of six Maxine Beatrice Green vanished from Pawhuska, Oklahoma. The town whispered that she simply walked away from her life. They were wrong.
For 25 years, a terrifying secret lay buried in her daughter’s memory. She hadn't run—she was taken.
In this gripping epi…
On the chilly night of November 3, 2007, 35-year-old Angie Denise Tucker stepped off her mother’s porch near Apache Street and Yale Avenue in North Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was walking to a local store to pick up a pack of cigarettes. She wore casual capris and her black hospital work jacket from the O…
When 52-year-old special education teacher Peggy Anne Sweeten vanished from her lakefront home in Grove, Oklahoma, in January 1998, her husband spun a convenient web of lies. According to her husband, Jim—a prominent former school superintendent—Peggy had simply packed her bags and abandoned her fa…
What happens when the systems designed to protect us become the very barriers to finding justice? Moving beyond simple timelines, we dissect cases through a deep investigative, structural, and social work lens. We expose the raw lack of local law enforcement resources, the historical jurisdictional…
On September 29, 1996, the quiet community of Pawhuska, Oklahoma, was shattered when two fishermen discovered the body of 18-year-old Joannie Goodwin bound with electrical wire and submerged in Bird Creek [oklahomacoldcases.org]. She had been brutally executed, leaving behind a seven-month-old son …
How far can a killer run when their only head start is time? On March 2nd, 1982, 22-year-old Donna Lee Newberry stepped out of her Duncan, Oklahoma home for a routine morning errand—to buy a newspaper. She never returned. The following day, her body was discovered bound with electrical cords inside…
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