Episodes

  • Vanished Evidence Heists - Unravel the missing pieces with Ava Grey

    Vanished Evidence Heists - Unravel the missing pieces with Ava Grey
    Apr 8 2026
    Join investigative journalist Ava Grey as she uncovers the disturbing truth behind missing evidence that could change criminal cases forever. From vanished fingerprints to destroyed surveillance footage, Vanished Evidence Heists exposes shocking gaps in our justice system where proof disappears exactly when needed most.

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    1 min
  • Vanished Evidence Heists - The Empty Evidence Room

    Vanished Evidence Heists - The Empty Evidence Room
    Apr 8 2026
    Host Ava Grey examines the systemic crisis of missing evidence in criminal justice systems worldwide. From theft and fires to bureaucratic neglect and untested rape kits, this episode explores how evidence rooms fail—leaving cases unsolved, convictions questionable, and justice unreachable when the physical proof simply disappears.

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    28 mins
  • Vanished Evidence Heists - The Fingerprint That Should Have Set Him Free

    Vanished Evidence Heists - The Fingerprint That Should Have Set Him Free
    Apr 8 2026
    Host Ava Grey examines the case of Steve Talley, arrested twice for bank robberies despite a non-matching fingerprint and three-inch height discrepancy with the suspect. This episode explores how exculpatory evidence, though present in investigative files, was deprioritized in favor of questionable facial comparison analysis—revealing how evidence can vanish through institutional neglect rather than physical destruction.

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    20 mins