ποΈ NEW EPISODE: The Last Known Moment is back.
Dec 18, 2011 β Phoenix Coldon drove away from her family's home in Spanish Lake, MO, and never came back. S2E2 is streaming now. π Link in bio
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14 years later, Phoenix is still missing. Her parents drained their life savings and lost their home searching for her themselves.
We broke down the full evidence timeline on this week's episode ποΈ
Listen here: https://t.co/9G6yr1CqBD
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The Phoenix Coldon case (missing since 2011) has been covered by major true crime podcasts β but a few investigative details rarely make the headlines. Here are 5 facts that don't get enough attention: ππΎ
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The same winter, a nearly identical pattern happened in Atlanta with Stacey English β car found running, doors open. ABC News reported both departments failed to connect impounded vehicles to open missing-persons cases.
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14 years missing. Still no answers. Phoenix Coldon's family emptied their savings searching for her while the system moved too slow. We tell stories like hers because someone has to keep asking.β Support the show β https://t.co/vDIJdtNSVS
3 facts about the Phoenix Coldon case that still don't add up:1οΈβ£ Her SUV was found 25 min away, across a state line.
2οΈβ£ Her glasses, purse & ID were still inside. No struggle.
3οΈβ£ Police never told her family β a friend found it first. Which one bothers you most?
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Name a case that deserves more attention
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We break all of this down β plus what the evidence actually shows β on this week's episode. π§ Listen now: https://t.co/9G6yr1CqBD
What's your read on this case? ππΎ
π§΅ 5 facts about the Phylicia Barnes case that rarely make the true crime recaps. A thread on evidence, a legal loophole, and a law that changed Maryland forever.
5. This year, the man once charged (then cleared) in her murder was sentenced to life for an unrelated 2024 rape/assault. Phylicia's family gave victim impact statements β the first time they've had a courtroom moment tied to any accountability for him.
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