Mystery

  • #16 Where is Zachary? Interview with his best friend, Chris

    Zachary Carey's best friend, Chris, dropped him off at the Welcome to Lynnville sign on May 30,2023.  He hasn't been seen since.  Chris reached out to me following my last episode where I spoke with Zachary's mother, Gina, and sister, Cecelia, to offer his insight into the case. If you have any information that you think may be useful in Zachary's case, please contact the Warrick County Sheriff Department at 812-897-6180.

  • #15 Where is Zachary?

    Zachary Carey, a 38-year-old resident of Evansville, Indiana, has been missing since May 30, 2023.  In this episode, Zachary's mother, Gina, and sister, Cecelia, share their insights on the case. If you have any information that you think may be useful in Zachary's case, please contact the Warrick County Sheriff Department at 812-897-6180.

  • #14 Bigfoot Encounters Near the Hoosier National Forest

    Multiple bigfoot encounters have been reported in the Hoosier National Forest since 2017. The Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO) website contains a catalog of fairly recently reported encounters from the region, including a report in 2018 from Martin County and a report in 2020 from Washington County. This episode includes an interview I had with Angela, who had an encounter in June, 2022, while driving eastbound on Interstate 64 between Evansville, Indiana, and Louisville, Kentucky. The encounter occurred near mile marker 88 at Turkey Fork. I also interview Bill, an army veteran and avid hunter who had 3 encounters within a few miles of Shoals, Indiana, between 2017 and 2019.

  • #13 The Murder of Troy DeWayne Smith

    Troy DeWayne Smith, 50, was shot in the back of his head while he sat on his couch in his apartment on the 500 block of S. New York Avenue in Evansville, Indiana, on May 24, 2020.   Troy's body was discovered by his brother, TaRon Fields.  In this episode, I discuss the case with TaRon.

  • #12 Buried Treasure in the Tri-State?

    A hoard of 700 civil war-era gold coins was found buried at an undisclosed Kentucky cornfield in July, 2023. Was this a unique case, or is it possible that buried treasures may be found all over the tri-state area?