Cold Homicide Case Studies
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I’m working on a new podcast project called MORNEAU – a crime noir fiction series.
I’ll post on the Down and Away Facebook page when that series releases.
WARNING: Adult language and themes
MUSIC: Blue Dot Sessions
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Parrish, Florida Resident Kathaleen “Kay” Hine was supposed to go to the Manatee County Fair on January 15, 1972. But something happened that day. The 51 year old woman, dressed in pale blue Levi’s and a dark sweater disappeared. She left behind 5 children, dozens of animals, her purse, her prescription sunglasses, medicine…everything.
To this day, Kay Hine has never been found. This is her story.
Original music this season by Lauren Marie and Tom Lively, of the Houston-based duo Million Stars Missing.
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Parrish, Florida Resident Kathaleen “Kay” Hine was supposed to go to the Manatee County Fair on January 15, 1972. But something happened that day. The 51 year old woman, dressed in pale blue Levi’s and a dark sweater disappeared. She left behind 5 children, dozens of animals, her purse, her prescription sunglasses, medicine…everything.
To this day, Kay Hine has never been found. This is her story.
Original music this season by Lauren Marie and Tom Lively, of the Houston-based duo Million Stars Missing.
Long Note D – Incompetech.com / Kevin MacLeod
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Parrish, Florida Resident Kathaleen “Kay” Hine was supposed to go to the Manatee County Fair on January 15, 1972. But something happened that day. The 51 year old woman, dressed in pale blue Levi’s and a dark sweater disappeared. She left behind 5 children, dozens of animals, her purse, her prescription sunglasses, medicine…everything.
To this day, Kay Hine has never been found. This is her story.
Original music this season by Lauren Marie and Tom Lively, of the Houston-based duo Million Stars Missing.
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Parrish, Florida Resident Kathaleen “Kay” Hine was supposed to go to the Manatee County Fair on January 15, 1972. But something happened that day. The 51 year old woman, dressed in pale blue Levi’s and a dark sweater disappeared. She left behind 5 children, dozens of animals, her purse, her prescription sunglasses, medicine…everything.
To this day, Kay Hine has never been found. This is her story.
Original music this season by Lauren Marie and Tom Lively, of the Houston-based duo Million Stars Missing.
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This episode discusses possible scenarios of what occurred on the night of, June 15, 1990.
Music Courtesy of Blue Dot Sessions
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This episode delves into individuals who were given polygraphs, as well as other possible persons of interest.
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Lisa’s body is found a day later, very nearby where her clothing was found the previous day.
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Lisa’s clothing is found near a canal on Snead Island in a heavily wooded area, along with other possible items of interest.
Music courtesy of Blue Dot Sessions
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On June 17, 1990, the body of 18-year-old Lisa Boeckel was found floating in a canal on Snead Island about a mile from Emerson Point in Palmetto, Florida. While law enforcement called the death “suspicious,” they were not able to say whether it was a homicide. This five-part season investigates why that is.
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