12 posts tagged with "To Live and Die in LA"

A new podcast from Tenderfoot TV: While digging through an old memory box, host Thrasher Banks discovers forgotten VHS tapes, police reports, and faded letters regarding a 1995 murder in Dayton, Ohio. Drawn to the connection between this murder and the other seemingly innocuous contents of the box, Thrasher begins

In the pilot episode of 'Lords of Death,' host Thrasher Banks revisits the satanic panic of the late 80s and early 90s, which linked various unsolved murders in Dayton, Ohio, to supposed cult activities. While exploring a memory box that contained a VHS tape, police reports, and letters, he uncovers information about a sinister group known as the Lords of Death, believed to be connected to multiple unsolved murder cases. Thrasher's reflection on the chilling implications of these discoveries raises poignant questions about the nature of evil and the haunting legacy of past crimes.

Up and Vanished: In The Midnight Sun is Part 2 is here! Payne has spent the last year in Nome, Alaska, investigating the case of Native Alaskan Florence Okpealuk, who went missing in 2020. This case is unlike any other he has covered and has taken him all the way

In this episode of 'Up and Vanished: In The Midnight Sun,' Payne Lindsay revisits the mysterious case of Native Alaskan Florence Okpelik, who has been missing since 2020. He shares updates from his year-long investigation in Nome, Alaska, detailing new tips and leads that surfaced regarding her case. The narrative also expands to include the case of Joseph Balderas, a man who has been missing since 2016, reflecting the intricate dynamics of missing persons investigations within the Arctic Circle context.

A death in the sauna. A human trafficking rescue. A devastating bomb attack. A Russian mafia boss takes revenge. Sex. Spies. Seduction. It’s all here as To Die For returns with its much-anticipated conclusion, hosted by 10-time New York Times bestselling author Neil Strauss. Eight shocking episodes that will bring

In the latest release of 'To Die For,' hosted by Neil Strauss, the focus shifts to the intensified narratives of volume two. The podcast features compelling discussions with Aaliyah Rosa and high-level agents from the FBI and CIA, revealing the grim realities faced by young victims in violent situations. Strauss emphasizes the profound emotional stakes and tragic events that unfold, providing listeners with a deeper understanding of the risks associated with these chaotic environments.

It's been five years since the disappearance of Adea Shabani, a 25-year-old aspiring actress and model, last seen outside her Hollywood apartment. Experience the first had journey alongside award-winning journalist and bestselling author Neil Strauss, as he finds himself at the center of the investigation. What happened to Adea? [Season

In "Five Years Later - E1: A Different Kind of Star (Republish)" from Tenderfoot TV & Audacy, journalist Neil Strauss revisits the case of Adea Shabani, a 25-year-old aspiring actress who mysteriously disappeared five years ago in Hollywood. The episode reflects on the implications of violence, premeditated murder, and the societal impact of such tragedies. As Strauss retraces the early moments of the investigation, he highlights the emotional complexity faced by those searching for closure, all while emphasizing the importance of remembering individuals like Adea whose lives were abruptly cut short.

Elaine's iPhone is unlocked in the Season 2 finale, revealing new information about the last 24 hours before her disappearance. And what appears to be location sharing. But with who?

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In the Season 2 finale of 'To Live and Die in LA', new information emerges from Elaine's unlocked iPhone, revealing her last communications before she disappeared. The forensic analysis identifies four key contacts, including her mother and friend Divine, but crucial evidence is inaccessible. The episode explores deep insights regarding her location sharing with Divine, the emotional impact on those close to her, and the complexities in her relationships. The possibility of foul play versus voluntary disappearance is discussed, alongside the psychological struggles for closure experienced by loved ones. The ongoing investigation aims to uncover the truth behind Elaine's disappearance, converging on themes of resilience and hope for justice.

In part 1 of our season finale, new investigators enter the picture, a lie detector test is given, and the results are shared. Stay tuned next week for the conclusion of To Live & Die in LA season 2, and please call or email if you have any information about

In this season finale's Part 1 of 'To Live and Die in LA,' investigators delve into the case of the missing Elaine Park. The introduction of FBI agents brings new insights as they address inconsistencies in interviews, especially with Elaine's mother, Susan, whose refusal to take a polygraph raises suspicion. The emotional impact of the case reverberates through family dynamics as Dustin expresses frustration and suspicion towards his mother's actions. The episode portrays the complexities of unresolved cases and the search for closure amidst profound grief and investigation challenges, setting the stage for the season's conclusion.

The last person to see Elaine before she disappeared finally speaks, after more than nine months. His story is not what the team expects.

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In 'The Last 12 Hours', Tenderfoot TV & Audacy explore the last moments of Elaine Park, a missing aspiring actress. The hosts interview Divine Compare, the last person to see Elaine, who offers insight into her emotional state, including feelings of panic before her sudden departure. Divine reflects on their conversations, revealing Elaine's struggles in the entertainment field and hinting at deeper issues through a telling text message. The discussion also questions the involvement of Elaine's family in the search efforts and the inconsistencies surrounding her disappearance, underlining a complex investigation full of unanswered questions.

While tips come pouring in and the police prepare their case, we provide an inside look at an active missing persons investigation, and the incredible amount of legwork necessary to follow every lead to its end. Until...the team chases down three important leads that promise to answer questions about the

In '$250,000 In Cash', the investigation into the disappearance of actress Elaine Park intensifies. A private investigator emphasizes the belief that Elaine is an involuntary missing person and that foul play is involved. A press conference is held to announce a $250,000 reward for information, garnering significant media attention and community support. As tips flood in, one lead suggests a concerning fate for Elaine, directing search efforts to the Angeles National Forest. The investigation faces challenges, including unreliable tips and the need for a search warrant for Elaine's property. Ongoing community involvement is crucial as the reward for information is raised to $140,000, underscoring the urgency of locating Elaine.

Hear the full story of the circumstances surrounding Elaine’s disappearance in the first ever recorded interview with her mother and her mother’s boyfriend with private investigator Jayden Brant.

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In this bonus episode titled 'Origins,' private investigator Jaden Brandt interviews Elaine Park's mother, Susan, and her boyfriend, Jeff, discussing the circumstances surrounding Elaine's disappearance. They recount the final sightings and attempts to contact Elaine on January 27 and 28, 2023, which raised alarms for her mother. Their narrative highlights the challenges faced in gathering evidence, including difficulties accessing CCTV footage and police responses that lacked urgency due to Elaine being an adult. Various theories about Elaine's fate, including suicide, overdose, and abduction, are explored, emphasizing the emotional toll on her family and the complexities of the investigation.

As a result of the cadaver dog search, the team meets with the police and presents some shocking new material.

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In the episode titled 'Contradictions & Coincidences', the investigative team presents new findings regarding the disappearance of Elaine Park. The discussion delves into the complexities of behavioral responses during criminal investigations, emphasizing the differences between suspicious behavior and actual guilt, as evidenced by case comparisons like Amanda Knox. The team scrutinizes inconsistencies in Susan Park's alibi, uncovering involving evidence like broken doorknobs and abnormal online activities. They discuss troubling family dynamics and communication, indicating potential motives around Elaine's disappearance, while asserting the importance of further thorough investigation to unearth the truth about the case.

The results of the cadaver dog search are revealed, and a new development leads to an emergency meeting with the police.

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In this episode titled "A Job for the Police," the podcast "To Live and Die in LA" reveals significant findings from the cadaver dog search at the missing actress Elaine's residence, indicating potential human decomposition in her bedroom. Despite the positive alerts, jurisdictional issues complicate the case as the Malibu Sheriff's Department cannot act because it is under Glendale Police Department's oversight. Experts discuss cadaver dog training and reliability, while personal reflections about Elaine and her belongings shed light on emotional concerns amid ongoing investigations. The urgency for police involvement intensifies as efforts to trace missing items and collaboration with forensic experts escalate.