On August 30th, 2017, 23-year-old Terasi Niholimbele was last seen near 55th Avenue and Flower Street in Phoenix, Arizona.

He had plans that day.

He was supposed to be picked up.

He never made it back home.

Nearly a decade later, Terasi is still missing.

In this episode, I walk through what we know, what’s been said, and the questions that still don’t have answers.

Because some cases get coverage, updates, attention—

and then there are cases like this.

A 23-year-old Black man goes missing, and there’s barely anything out there.

So what happened to Terasi?

A 10-year-old girl.

A home she should have been safe in.

And a system that failed her.

In 2011, Ame Deal was killed inside the very place she was supposed to be protected — her home. What was first reported as a “hide and seek” accident quickly unraveled into something far more disturbing.

This episode breaks down what really happened, the abuse Ame endured, and how multiple people in her life were involved. It also raises the question — how did this go on for so long, even after CPS involvement and reports of abuse?

This is not just about what happened to Ame.

This is about awareness.

About protection.

About the systems and people who are supposed to step in — and what happens when they don’t.

*Bonus Episode*

On September 14, 1993, what started with a knock at the door turned into one of the most brutal family murders in Arizona.

In this episode, I cover the story of the Luna family — Patricia, Albert, Rochelle, and Damien — and what happened inside their home that day.

This case wasn’t random.

It was planned.

And it ended in a massacre.

I break down what happened, who was responsible, and what led up to it — while making sure this family is remembered for who they were.

Vicki Lynne Hoskinson’s disappearance was not only a tragedy — it became a catalyst for change in Arizona’s approach to missing children.

Episode 001 of Lost In AZ explores the case, its aftermath, and the lasting impact it had on child-safety laws and procedures.

A mother allowed her 14-year-old son to spend the night at a friend’s house. By the end of the night, he was murdered.

On August 28, 2010, Freddy Aguilar IV was shot and killed during a late-night shooting in Tempe, Arizona. More than a decade later, his family is still searching for answers about what really happened that night.

In this episode, we revisit Freddy’s case and the unanswered questions that still remain.

If you have any information about the murder of Freddy Aguilar IV, you can submit an anonymous tip through Silent Witness.

If you have any information about what happened to Freddy Aguilar IV, you can submit an anonymous tip through Silent Witness.

📞 480-WITNESS (480-948-6377)

🌐 https://silentwitness.org

His mother still believes someone knows what happened.

Episode005: The Baseline Killer

Between 2005 and 2006, Phoenix was terrorized by a series of brutal attacks targeting women across the city. As the violence escalated, fear spread through the community and investigators worked to track down the man responsible.

In this episode of Lost In AZ, we break down the Baseline Killer case, the victims whose lives were taken, and how the investigation unfolded.

Because these stories deserve to be remembered. 🎙️🌵

Daniel Robinson disappeared in June 2021.

A crashed vehicle.

Unanswered questions.

A father still searching.

In Episode 004, we examine the timeline, the investigation, and the reality of what has — and hasn’t — been explained.

Because until there are real answers… everything else is just noise.

Lost in AZ — Episode 004.

In this episode of Lost in AZ, we take a closer look at the case of Isabella Comas.

Isabella went missing under circumstances that have raised serious questions. We walk through the known timeline, what has been publicly confirmed, and the details that continue to leave people searching for answers.

Because this case is still ongoing, everything discussed in this episode is based on confirmed public information available at the time of recording.

If you have any credible information related to this case, please contact local authorities directly.