Grave Secrets

There is added pressure with this case, as it's an unsolved case and the family are still working tirelessly to find Bethany and work out what happened to her all those years ago...Bethany's family have specifically asked us to share her story in their plea for justice and answers.Bethany Markowski has now been missing since 2001 when she disappeared during a weekend visit with her father. She was just 11 years old.She made her last phone call at 12:12 p.m. on March 4, 2001, pinging a cell tower near Natchez Trace State Park and there has been no trace of her since. There are many theories as to what may have happened to Bethany but nobody knows the truth. In this episode we provide as many facts about the timeline and events leading up to the disappearance as possible, encouraging people to share the case and spread awareness in the hunt for answers. Just one tip could lead to a breakthrough. All information and further details about Bethany's case can be found via the following links. https://bethanymarkowski.com/the-disappearance-of-bethany-markowski/https://www.facebook.com/BethanyLeanneMarkowski/#unsolvedcase#disappearanceofbethanymarkowski

Warning - This case deals with multiple references of mental health throughout which may be difficult for viewers. Please watch with that in mind, and take breaks if you need to. This case all began with a 999 call requesting the help of police, from a dad who believed his son was trying to murder him, and had likely already killed his own mother...This case shows that unfortunately, some people are murdered by those closest to them, and that some murder cases are incredibly difficult and sensitive to deal with.

Unfortunately, despite it being featured in multiple films and television series, as well as a best-selling true crime book, the victims in this case have never been the focus of the narrative. It’s a tragic case and proves just how callous and cold-hearted some people can be. This case was fascinating to research due to the amount of information out there in the public domain, but as always, we're placing the emphasis firmly where it should be, and that's with the victims.

This case occurred around Barking & Dagenham. Within the space of 15 months, the bodies of four young men would be found, all under the age of 25, three of which were all discovered in the same location, within a 500 yard radius. With seemingly no links between the victims, this made for a complicated case...

We're back! After a brief hiatus, we're back with another Eyes & Ears episode to fill you in on what we've been up to, what we've been watching and what we've got coming up! To watch what we've referenced in the episode, please see below - Good American Family - Disney+Amy Bradley Is Missing - NetflixCrime Scene Cleaners - Channel 4Dept. Q - NetflixIf you're heading to CrimeCon Manchester in September - please let us know and we'll hopefully meet you there!

"I think I’ve found a body..." These were the first words heard by the 999 call dispatcher who received a call from 'Tony' Snowdon, who's dog had come across a bin bag filled with something that looked a lot like human remains...In this episode we discuss the murder of Natalie Clubb, who was ultimately identified as the victim in this case. 15.02.1973 - 13.05.1998.As always, we ask that you watch with caution, as the episode contains themes of violence, dismemberment, drugs and references a case which viewers may find distressing.

When Iowa mother and farm wife Amy Mullis was found impaled by a corn rake in her barn, it appeared to be a tragic accident—until investigators uncovered a web of secrets, suspicion, and betrayal. In this episode, we unravel the chilling details behind Amy’s final moments, the evidence that pointed to her husband Todd Mullis, and the shocking courtroom revelations that turned a grieving husband into the prime suspect. Join us as we dig into a case where the quiet backdrop of rural America hid a deadly storm brewing behind closed doors.#truecrimecommunity

In this episode, we see the lengths that some people will go to hurt the ones they claim to love the most. This case is a fascinating one as some of the information referenced has come from a surviving victim and those that worked on the case itself.