Clues with Morgan Absher and Kaelyn Moore

In April 2024, 13-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez vanished from Lake Elsinore, California. Seventeen months later, her remains were found in the trunk of an impounded Tesla at a Hollywood tow yard—registered to rising R&B star David Burke, known as d4vd. Prosecutors allege he began sexually abusing Celeste at 13 and killed her to protect his career. After a preliminary hearing, a judge ordered Burke to stand trial; he has pleaded not guilty. This week, Morgan and Kaelyn unpack the case dominating headlines all summer.

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Between 2002 and 2004, Ariel Castro abducted three young women — Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry, and Gina DeJesus — from neighborhoods near his home in Cleveland, Ohio, and held them captive for nearly a decade. On May 6, 2013, Amanda Berry escaped with her daughter, born in captivity, and called 911. Castro was arrested, sentenced to life plus 1,000 years, and died by suicide in his cell in September 2013.

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Reddit is an endless archive of humanity’s most disturbing, bizarre, and deeply human stories. If you love Clues, you are going to love CRIMES OF REDDIT with Alexis Linkletter and Sabrina Deana-Roga.

Every Tuesday, one host brings a set of true-crime stories while the other reacts in real time with no prep, no spoilers asking the questions on everyone’s mind. They pull at every thread until the whole twisted picture comes into view. It’s dark, it’s messy, and the scariest part is simple: THESE ARE STORIES POSTED BY REAL PEOPLE.

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On June 27, 1996, Delaware Governor’s secretary Anne Marie Fahey had dinner with prominent attorney Thomas Capano and was never seen again. Her body was never recovered, and investigators had no murder weapon, but Anne Marie’s diary, Capano’s own family and a crucial piece of evidence recovered from the ocean slowly revealed what happened.

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On Halloween night in 2001, 21-year-old Penn State senior Cindy Song was dropped off at her apartment shortly before 4 a.m., still dressed in her bunny costume. Evidence suggested she made it inside: her fake eyelashes were on the counter, and her backpack and phone were left behind. But her costume, wallet, keys and ID were missing—and Cindy was never seen again.

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Their stories don’t end when the episode does.

This bonus episode brings together every Missing Person of the Week featured on CLUES in May 2026, giving these cases another moment of focus and another chance to be seen.

Inside this compilation:
Stacey Chatman (Episode: Betsy Faria: The Terminal Cancer Patient Murdered By Her Best Friend)
Devin "Sacoya" Cooper ( Episode: She Vanished… Her Body Was Found 3 States Away, Wearing Stranger's Clothes)
Abby Lynn Patterson (Episode: Piers Morgan Didn't Believe This Model Was Kidnapped For A Dark Web Auction | Chloe Ayling)
Stefanie Damron (Epis...

In August 2010, MI6 codebreaker Gareth Williams was found dead inside a padlocked North Face duffel bag in the bathtub of his London safe house. No fingerprints. No signs of struggle. No DNA. His phone and computers had been wiped, and weeks had passed before anyone even reported him missing. Investigators couldn't determine how the bag was locked from the inside — and a coroner ruled it would have been almost impossible to do alone. Was it a covert operation gone wrong, a personal encounter turned deadly, or something the intelligence community has never wanted the public to know? Morgan and Ka...

In July 2017, British model Chloe Ayling traveled to Milan for a photoshoot and was kidnapped, drugged, and held captive for six days by a man claiming to represent the dark web group Black Death. When he suddenly released her at the British consulate, the case captivated Europe; and sparked intense scrutiny of Chloe’s story. Morgan and Kaelyn examine the timeline, evidence, and lingering questions behind one of the most controversial kidnapping cases in recent memory.

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On April 10th, 1997, 50-year-old Judy Smith stepped out of her honeymoon hotel in Philadelphia while her husband attended a conference. She never returned.

Five months later, her partial remains were found in a shallow grave deep inside the Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina, 600 miles away. She was wearing clothing no one recognized. Her own belongings were gone. Items left at the scene may have belonged to the person who killed her.

In this episode, Morgan and Kaelyn follow the clues: a forgotten ID that delayed her trip, sightings of Judy in Asheville...

Wanted by the FBI and Interpol for a string of sexual assaults, Rhode Island native Nicholas Rossi didn’t just run away. He faked his death, fled to Scotland, disguised himself as a wheezing British academic called Arthur Knight, and made wilder and wilder TV appearances across international news.

Before the story finally wrapped up earlier this year, Rossi’s winding tale had covered satanic ritual abuse, incel smear campaigns and, somehow, the September 11th attacks. It’s time to discover the dark, disorientating world (and 16 identities) of Nicholas Rossi. 

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On the night of December 27, 2011, Russ Faria came home to find his wife Betsy dead on the living room floor in Troy, Missouri — stabbed over fifty times. He called 911. He was convicted of her murder. Then he was freed. Then prosecutors tried again. The case of Betsy Faria is not just a murder mystery — it's a story about tunnel vision, a justice system that locked onto the wrong man, and the real killer who walked free for years while an innocent person sat behind bars. Morgan and Kaelyn trace every turn in a case that became a masterclass in how...

Their stories don’t end when the episode does.

This bonus episode brings together every Missing Person of the Week featured on CLUES in May 2026, giving these cases another moment of focus and another chance to be seen.

Inside this compilation:
April Pennington (Episode: Helle Crafts: The Woodchipper Murder That Made Connecticut Legal History (ft. Annie Elise)
Mayushi Bhagat (Episode: Honeymoon in Cape Town: Who Killed Anni Dewani?)
Latrice Nelson (Episode: Ana Walshe Solved: The Home Depot Receipt That Exposed a Killer Husband)
Taylor Casey (Episode: No Trace: The Di...

On November 20, 2012, nineteen-year-old Sage Smith left their home in Charlottesville, Virginia to meet someone they'd connected with online. They were never seen again. Sage was Black, transgender, and young and for a long time, their story received none of the urgency it deserved. No body has ever been found. A person of interest was identified but never charged. Morgan and Kaelyn examine the investigation, the community that fought to keep Sage's name alive, and the devastating pattern of missing persons cases that the media continues to ignore.

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Crime House’s Murder: True Crime Stories presents a special series for America’s 250th Birthday: The Crimes That Built America. Listen every Monday until July 6th on Murder: True Crime Stories. Join Crime House+ to get all 4 episodes right now ad-free. To subscribe, go to crimehouseplus.com or if you are listening on Apple Podcasts, tap “Try Free” at the top of this show’s page.

250 years ago, a brand-new country declared its independence, and in the centuries since, some of the worst crimes this country has ever seen reshaped America. Four murders. Four turning points. The crime...

In January 2023, Ana Walshe was reported missing from her home in Cohasset, Massachusetts. Within days, investigators searching a trash transfer station made a discovery that shocked the nation. Her husband Brian Walshe, who had told police he didn't know where she was, led a trail of evidence straight back to himself a trail built from bloody items, a hacksaw, and purchases made at a Home Depot the morning after she was last seen. Morgan and Kaelyn follow the investigation that unraveled a marriage, a lie, and a crime that prosecutors say Brian tried to erase piece by piece.

In January 2023, Ana Walshe was reported missing from her home in Cohasset, Massachusetts. Within days, investigators searching a trash transfer station made a discovery that shocked the nation. Her husband Brian Walshe, who had told police he didn't know where she was, led a trail of evidence straight back to himself a trail built from bloody items, a hacksaw, and purchases made at a Home Depot the morning after she was last seen. Morgan and Kaelyn follow the investigation that unraveled a marriage, a lie, and a crime that prosecutors say Brian tried to erase piece by piece.

On the night of November 13, 2010, newlyweds Anni and Shrien Dewani were riding through Cape Town when their taxi was hijacked in Gugulethu township. Shrien was forced out of the car. Anni was not. Hours later, her body was found in the abandoned vehicle — shot once in the neck. What followed was one of the most controversial murder cases of the decade: a grieving husband, an explosive accusation, a years-long extradition battle spanning two continents, and a verdict that left millions asking if justice was ever truly served. Morgan and Kaelyn trace the evidence from a South African township to th...

Before Helle Crafts disappeared, she told four different people the exact same thing: "If anything happens to me, do not believe it is an accident."

On November 18th, 1986, the 39-year-old Pan Am flight attendant and mother of three walked into her Newtown, Connecticut home... and was never seen again.

Her husband Richard told police she'd gone to Denmark for a family emergency. Then he said she'd run off with another man.

Morgan, Kaelyn, and special guest Annie Elise of 10 to Life trace all 10 clues... from the chest freezer Richard bought...

Their stories don’t end when the episode does.

This bonus episode brings together every Missing Person of the Week featured on CLUES in May 2026, giving these cases another moment of focus and another chance to be seen.

Inside this compilation:
Jordhan Allen (Episode: Relisha Rudd: The Girl Who Disappeared for 18 Days Before Anyone Called Police )
Kelly Allen (Episode: The Last Exit: The Disappearance of Phoenix Coldon)
Rosie Marie Camacho (Episode: Egypt Covington: The Wrong House Killing)
Rhoda Dunia (Episode: Into the Desert: The Disappearance of Daniel Robinson)

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On June 23, 2021, twenty-four-year-old geologist Daniel Robinson drove his Jeep out to a work site in the Arizona desert near Buckeye and vanished. His vehicle was found weeks later, rolled down a ravine miles from where he'd last been seen. His remains have never been found. Daniel was Black, and his father David spent years doing the searching that authorities seemed reluctant to do driving the desert himself, refusing to let his son become a footnote. Morgan and Kaelyn examine a disappearance full of unanswered questions, and the family that would not stop demanding them.

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On the night of June 22nd, 2017, 27-year-old Egypt Covington went to yoga, texted her boyfriend goodnight, and went to bed. The next evening, he found her on the floor of her living room... tied up with Christmas lights... killed by a single gunshot wound to the head. It was the middle of June.

No forced entry. No robbery. No obvious motive.

For three years, local police chased the wrong leads and publicly named an innocent man as a person of interest. All while sitting on a geofence warrant that had the answer from...

Dr. Harini Bhat is a clinical pharmacist and storyteller obsessed with the moments in history that still can't be fully explained. Every week she investigates real events that defy easy explanation. Mass hysterias. Vanished civilizations. Medical oddities. Strange signals. Unexplained phenomena that keep repeating across centuries, as if history is trying to tell us something.

Hidden History doesn't dismiss ancient events as myth or superstition. It treats them as open case files, shaped by the limits of knowledge, technology, and record-keeping. Because the unknown isn't a failure of explanation. It's a constant in human experience, one that...

On December 18, 2011, twenty-three-year-old Phoenix Coldon got into her car in St. Louis, Missouri and drove off the map. Her car was found the same day, abandoned with the engine still running and her belongings inside. Phoenix was not. No confirmed sightings. No credible leads. No body. Her mother Goldia has spent over a decade searching for answers with almost no support from authorities. Morgan and Kaelyn sit with the silence of one of Missouri's most haunting cold cases, and ask why a young Black woman could vanish into thin air without the world demanding she be found.

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An eight-year-old girl stops going to school.

No one reports her missing for nearly three weeks.

Not the shelter.
Not the school.
Not even her own family.

In 2014, Relisha Rudd vanished from a Washington, D.C. family shelter. The only adult who claimed to know where she was turned out not to be a doctor, but a shelter janitor.

Days later, his wife was found murdered. Weeks later, he was found dead in a park. Relisha has never been found.

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She was days away from a major race.
A rising star in cycling.

Then, she was found shot to death in a friend’s apartment.

At first, nothing made sense:
No forced entry.
No robbery.
No clear suspect.

But as investigators followed the evidence, the case unraveled into something far more disturbing; involving obsession, digital surveillance, and a suspect who would flee the country and attempt to disappear.

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Their stories don’t end when the episode does.

This bonus episode brings together every Missing Person of the Week featured on CLUES in April 2026, giving these cases another moment of focus and another chance to be seen.

Inside this compilation:
Daniel Lee Newville (Episode: Nanette Krentel: Murder Beneath the Bayou Smoke)
Brianna Maitland (Episode: The Night She Was Let Go: The Disappearance of Mitrice Richardson)
Kalie Goodwin (Episode: Jodi Huisentruit: The Morning News Anchor Who Vanished Before Broadcast)
Dulce Maria Alavez (Episode: Inga Gehricke: The Girl Who Vanished in...

On May 2nd, 2015, five-year-old Inga Gehricke disappeared from a family barbecue in the remote German countryside.

More than 1,000 people searched the forest. Helicopters scanned 8,600 acres. Search dogs tracked for days. They didn’t find a single trace.

Nearly a decade later, investigators still have no physical evidence. So what happened to Inga?

Was she abducted by a stranger? Targeted by a known predator? Or taken by someone she trusted?

In this episode of Clues, we break down the seven key clues in one of Germany’s most haun...

He threw her a birthday party. Named his boat after her. And was the last known person to see her alive.

When Jodi Huisentruit disappeared in 1995, investigators quickly focused on the people closest to her — especially one man who inserted himself into the case from the very beginning.

But he wasn’t the only suspect.

In this episode of Clues, we break down the evidence, the alibis, the behavior, and the alternate theories that have kept this case alive for decades.

A mother makes a difficult choice.

When Latice Sutton learned her daughter had been arrested, she believed she’d be safest spending the night in custody.

But just after midnight, Mitrice Richardson was released — without a phone, without transportation, and without anyone notified.

Hours later, a homeowner spotted her six miles away in the dark hills of Malibu Canyon. Then she was gone.

We ask the question her family still demands an answer to: Should she ever have been released that night?

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Each week on America’s Most Infamous Crimes, Katie Ring is taking on one of the most notorious true-crime cases in American history. Not the quick recap version, but the full story told across multiple episodes every Tuesday through Thursday.

In this episode, Katie begins her deep dive into one of America’s most infamous serial killer: Ted Bundy.

New episodes drop every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

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In July 2017, 49-year-old Nanette Krentel was found inside her burning home in Lacombe, Louisiana. At first, it appeared to be a tragic house fire. But an autopsy revealed a shocking detail: Nanette had been shot in the head before the fire began and there was no soot in her lungs.

She had been alive that morning, running errands and returning to her isolated 100-acre property. So who entered her home, killed her, and set the blaze?

In this episode of Clues, Morgan and Kaelyn break down the evidence in the unsolved murder of...

Their stories don’t end when the episode does.

This bonus episode brings together every Missing Person of the Week featured on CLUES in March 2026, giving these cases another moment of focus and another chance to be seen.

Inside this compilation:
Rachel Louise Cooke (Episode: Susan Powell: The Letter She Left Behind)
Ranelle Rose Bennett (Episode: Robert Pickton: A Serial Killer and a Farm Full of Secrets )
Vanessa Morales (Episode: The Disappearance of Gail Katz-Bierenbaum: A Letter That Predicted the Future)
Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers (Episode: Missouri Snake Breeder Mu...

In June 2017, Ben Renick, a 29 year-old Missouri snake breeder, was found dead inside his reptile barn. At first, rumors spread that one of his massive pythons had killed him.

But the truth was far more chilling: Ben had been shot eight times.
With shell casings on the floor, no stolen snakes, and conflicting alibis, the investigation into the Ben Renick murder case quickly turned toward someone close to him. As detectives uncovered financial strain, secret affairs, a million-dollar life insurance policy, and a jailhouse confession, the story only grew more shocking.

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In July 1985, 29 year-old Gail Katz-Bierenbaum told a friend she was leaving her husband. She had apartment listings circled, money borrowed, and a psychiatrist’s written warning that her husband might kill her.

The next day, she vanished.

Her husband, Dr. Robert Bierenbaum, claimed she went to Central Park after an argument. But a secret plane rental, an altered flight log, and a history of domestic violence would unravel that story: leading to one of New York’s most notable no-body murder cases.

In this episode of Clues, Morgan and Kaelyn brea...

In the 1990s, women began disappearing from Vancouver’s Downtown East Side: many of them Indigenous, many of them sex workers, many of them dismissed as transient or unreliable. A survivor of a violent 1997 attack identified her assailant as pig farmer Robert Pickton, but the charges were stayed and the investigation stalled. As the list of missing women grew, anonymous tips, witness statements, and internal warnings all pointed back to one property in Port Coquitlam. Morgan and Kaelyn trace the clues that were overlooked, the search that finally uncovered human remains on the farm, and the systemic failures that al...

In December 2009, 28 year-old Susan Powell vanished from her home in West Valley City, Utah, leaving behind her purse, her keys, and two young sons who would later tell police she went camping with them but didn’t come home. Her husband’s overnight alibi raised immediate questions, and inside the house detectives found bloodstains, cleaned carpet, and missing electronics. But the most chilling clue was waiting inside Susan’s secret safety deposit box: a handwritten statement warning that if she died, it might not be an accident. Morgan and Kaelyn trace the timeline, the contradictions, and the devastating chain of eve...

Their stories don’t end when the episode does.
This bonus episode brings together every Missing Person of the Week featured on CLUES in February 2026, giving these cases another moment of focus and another chance to be seen.
Inside this compilation:
Joan Leigh Hall (Episode: The Martha Moxley Case: A Murder Hidden by Wealth and Influence)
Sherry Corrigal (Episode: Ellen Greenberg: A Locked Door, 20 Stab Wounds, and No Clear Answers)
Gretchen Eve Fleming (Episode: The Yogurt Shop Murders: Four Lives Lost, Decades of Questions)
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Hosted by Sarah Turney and Kourtney Nichole, The Final Hours examines the moments just before a person disappears. The routines. The timelines. And the small details that often get overlooked,  until it’s too late.

Sarah is an advocate for missing and murdered victims whose sister disappeared in 2001. Kourtney is a true crime storyteller and investigator who witnessed firsthand how crime can change a family forever. Together, they bring lived experience into every case, looking not only at what happened, but what led up to it.

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On a December night in 1991, Amy Ayers, Sarah Harbison, Jennifer Harbison, and Eliza Thomas were working their shifts at a North Austin yogurt shop when tragedy struck. By morning, the store was reduced to ashes, the girls were gone, and a community was left reeling. The investigation that followed was clouded by conflicting statements, false confessions, and critical evidence lost to the fire. Morgan and Kaelyn revisit the girls’ final moments, the clues that emerged from the rubble, and the twists that turned this case into one of Austin’s most heartbreaking and confounding mysteries.

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In 2011, 27 year-old teacher Ellen Greenberg was found dead in her Philadelphia apartment with twenty stab wounds, ten of them in her back, and a knife still lodged in her chest. The door was locked from the inside, the room spotless, and the investigation quickly shifted from homicide to suicide, despite bruises, conflicting evidence, and a crime scene that was cleaned within hours. Morgan and Kaelyn break down the timeline, the missteps, the autopsy contradictions, and the years-long fight Ellen’s parents have waged to prove their daughter was murdered.

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