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Six-year-old Lilly Sullivan and her four-year-old brother Jack vanished from their rural home in Pictou County, Nova Scotia — and nothing about their disappearance has ever made sense.

In this Missing Monday episode, we focus on who Lilly and Jack were as children, what their family has shared about them, and what is known — and not known — about the investigation. We walk through the confirmed timeline, the extensive search efforts, the unanswered questions surrounding key evidence, and the theories investigators consider when young siblings disappear together.

If you have information related to this case, please contact the RCMP or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

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In the mid-1980s, a quiet stretch of Florida’s Panhandle became the hunting ground of Frank Athen Walls, whose crimes took five lives and left Okaloosa County living in fear for decades. This episode traces his escalation, the investigation, the trials, and the long wait for justice that finally ended nearly forty years later.

Trigger Warning: Graphic and disturbing content.

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In this episode of Missing Monday, we focus on the disappearance of Derek Pettigrew, a 22-year-old from Fort Collins, Colorado who vanished in July 2025. Days after he was last seen, Derek’s vehicle was found abandoned in a remote area of Jackson County near the Wyoming border — but Derek himself was nowhere to be found.

Despite extensive search-and-rescue efforts, there have been no confirmed sightings and no clear answers. Law enforcement has stated Derek may have been experiencing a mental health crisis at the time of his disappearance and has urged the public not to approach him directly if seen.

This episode is based solely on confirmed law-enforcement information and credible reporting. Where details are limited, we name those gaps honestly — because Missing Monday is about awareness, not speculation.

If you have any information about Derek Pettigrew, please contact the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office at (970) 723-4242 or call 911.

By sharing Derek’s story, we help keep his name visible — and remind the world that being missing is not the same as being gone.

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In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans became a city of survival — and for some, a city of unraveling. This episode examines the tragic case of Zack Bowen and Adriane “Addie” Hall, a volatile relationship shaped by untreated mental illness, substance abuse, post-combat trauma, and a complete breakdown of stability.

What began as a passionate connection in the French Quarter slowly collapsed into constant conflict, emotional abuse, and isolation. In October 2006, that collapse turned fatal. Over the course of this episode, we walk through the full timeline — from Zack’s military service and PTSD, to Addie’s struggles with bipolar disorder, to the days following her murder and the calculated steps that followed.

This is not a story told for shock value. It’s a case about domestic violence, the consequences of untreated mental health, and the systems that fail people long before tragedy strikes. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

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On a quiet morning in the Arizona desert, 24-year-old geologist Daniel Robinson waved goodbye to a coworker, got into his Jeep… and vanished.

His vehicle was later found crashed in a ravine.
His phone, wallet, keys, and clothes were left behind.
But Daniel himself was never found.

Four years later, his disappearance still raises more questions than answers — forensic red flags, a crash scene that doesn’t quite add up, and a father who refuses to stop searching.

Daniel wasn’t just a missing person.
He was a son. A brother. A scientist. A young man with his whole future ahead of him.

This is the disappearance of Daniel Robinson.

If you have any information, please contact the Buckeye Police Department at 623-349-6400 or Silent Witness at 480-948-6377.

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This episode is one we never wanted to record.

Authorities have confirmed that 9-year-old Melodee Buzzard has been found, and the outcome is heartbreaking. In a tragic turn, her mother, Ashlee Buzzard, has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder.

This update walks through what has been officially confirmed and how a missing child’s case became a homicide investigation that shook an entire community.

Above all, this episode is about remembering Melodee — a child who mattered, who was loved, and whose life will never be forgotten. She mattered then. She matters now. And she always will.

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He didn’t kill in a frenzy.
He killed with precision.

In this episode of True Crime Consumes Me, we examine the chilling case of Charles Albright — the Eyeball Killer, a man whose crimes were rooted not in rage, but in control. From a childhood shaped by fear and perfection, to forged identities, unchecked lies, and a ritual that terrorized the streets of Dallas, this is a story about how intelligence and charm can hide something truly monstrous.

We honor the lives of Mary Lou Pratt, Susan Peterson, and Shirley Williams — women whose stories deserve to be remembered beyond the headlines.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode contains explicit and disturbing content and may not be suitable for all listeners.

Because true crime isn’t just about what happened — it’s about why it happened.

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