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In 2005, Christopher Payne had requested to have his two children, Ariana and Tyler Payne, over to his home for a weekend visit. When the weekend was over, Christopher never returned the children to their mother. The children's mother fought to get her children back, but due to a miscommunication between CPS and the police department, the children were allowed to remain with their father. In February of 2007, a worker at a Tucson, Arizona storage facility was cleaning out a storage unit when she discovered a plastic bin filled with liquid and swarming with flies, and inside there was a duffel bag. When police arrived on scene the next day and retrieved the duffel bag, they found Ariana's body inside. Tyler's body has never been found.

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We are featuring two cases on today's episode, the 1973 murder of Donna Irene Lemon, and the 2002 murder of Jennifer Harris. Irene Lemon had made plans to go horseback riding with her friend on the day of her death, and when she didn't show up, a search began. Days later, her body was discovered on the banks of the Snake River in Idaho, and her cause of death was multiple stab wounds and her throat had been slit. On the day that Jennifer Harris was killed, she had been at her friend's home for the evening, when she abruptly left. Days later, her body was also discovered on the banks of a river, and she had been strangled. Strangely, Jennifer's uterus was missing, and it was suspected that she had been pregnant. Neither woman's murder has ever been solved, despite numerous suspects.

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On August 26, 1893, Anna Wiese was walking home from a friend's house when she was ambushed and murdered, and nearly decapitated. While many people were arrested for her murder, one woman, Emily Bennett, was put on trial twice for the murder of Anna. There were rumors that Anna's body was dug up and tampered with, and that the jury was poisoned to throw off the trial. Despite two trials, no one had ever served time for Anna's killing, and 132 years later, justice has never been served.

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On November 19, 1985, sixty seven year old Dexter Stefonek's car was found engulfed in flames at the Bad Route rest stop just outside of Glendive, Montana. He had only left his son's Oregon farm 26 hours before, destined for his home in Wisconsin. Months later, Dexter's body was discovered under a mattress in a Montana landfill, and had been there since the day of his disappearance. Strangely, his items were found with him, but had only been placed in the landfill days prior to his discovery.

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In 1954, Daniel Wood Jr. left his Gray, Maine home, to go fishing with friends. Shortly after he left, he called his mother from a nearby corner store, to let her know that he had been offered a part time job selling needle kits door to door. When Daniel didn't arrive home for dinner that night, his parents reported him as missing. Nine days later, his body was discovered floating in the Little Androscoggin river, and he had been brutally beaten to death. Despite numerous suspects, a thorough investigation, and an odd letter being sent all across Gray, Maine, his murder has never been solved.

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On December 26, 1968, six year old Bobby Boyes went to visit his friend's house to show off his new Christmas toys, but when his beloved pet deer, Pete, returned to the family home without Bobby, a massive search ensued. Bobby has never been found, and during the investigation, disturbing details about his family life emerged.

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In August of 1892, Andrew and Abby Borden were viciously killed with a hatchet in their Fall River Massachusetts home, 90 minutes apart. Their daughter, Lizzie, was soon identified as the prime suspect in their deaths, and was arrested and put on quickly put on trial. Join us as we discuss the background, murders, inquest, and trial of Lizzie Borden.

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On April 30th, 1974, six year old Gary Ray Hose ran away from his home to escape the abuse of his parents, but when police found the little boy, they brought him straight home to his parents to suffer the consequences. He was never seen again. Gary's brothers, along with a private investigator, have been relentlessly searching for Gary's body ever since. Join me as I speak to the investigator on the case, Mike Toth, where he sheds light on the investigation and the aftermath of Gary's disappearance.

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Mike Toth's Website:

https://eliteprivateinvestigatorbillingsmt.com/

Mike Toth's Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/@eliteprivateinvestigations406?app=desktop

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