Indiana Episodes

In this episode, we dive into the mysterious disappearance of Larissa Sam, a talented 22-year-old mother and aspiring American Idol contestant who vanished on June 21, 2015. Larissa, known for her vibrant personality, was last seen leaving her uncle's house after a late shift at The Classy Chassy - a club in Indianapolis. Her car was found abandoned, but with clues that led to more questions than answers. Despite intense searches, a chilling security video, and multiple leads, including a troubl...

In August 2005, 13-year-old Alexandra Anaya disappeared from her home in Hammond, Indiana, under suspicious circumstances. Despite initial assumptions of a runaway, the discovery of her torso in the Little Calumet River in Chicago, with signs of sexual assault, transformed the case into a homicide investigation. Alexandra's family faced ongoing trauma, exacerbated by the lack of closure as her limbs and head remained missing. Despite efforts by law enforcement, including the FBI's recent revival...

Najah, a devoted mother and foster parent, goes missing on her way to work at Panera Bread. Her car is abandoned in a parking lot about 5 minutes after she was due to start her shift. Shortly after that road crews contact police to say they found some of her belonging along a local highway. About a month after her disapperance a grizzly discovery is made about 2 hours away from where Najah was last seen. Fisherman find a severed foot in their lines. Police will confirm that the foot is Najah’s a...

Carmen is a 19-year-old living in Indianapolis, who was starting to turn her life around. She had a steady job at a Pizza Hut and was living with a roommate. Carmen’s neighbors heard her laughing and talking with a man at around 11:30 in the evening on March 22nd, 1993. About 90 minutes later, neighbors would hear a fight coming from Carmen’s apartment and then someone running away. No one calls police. Instead, in the morning they complain to building management about the noise. It’s not until ...

This week on Cold and Missing Ali and Eli look into the unresolved missing persons case of Diamond Bynum and King Walker. This case takes place in 2015 when King is 2 and Diamond is 21. Diamond is King’s aunt however she has Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS) a genetic condition that causes developmental delays, extreme flexibility, and excessive hunger to the point that the person can never feel full. Due to PWS Diamond’s family says she operated like a 7 year old and is unable to care for King. On July 25th, 2015 Diamond and King took a nap and shortly after they fell asleep Diamond’s step-mother also took a short nap. When she awoke at 11:00 a.m. she discovered the two were missing and quickly called police. To date there have been no confirmed sighting and no evidence of where the two could have went.

This week on Cold and Missing we get to bring you updates on cases that we have covered in 2022. First up the recent arrest of Gene Meyer for the 1988 under and assault of Betty Rolf (episode 15) in Appleton, WI. We discuss the modern investigation of DNA in this case along with the family’s reaction. We also discuss in this episode the updates in the Abby Williams and Libby German case (episode 9) in Delphi, IN. We get into the probable case affidavit and Richard Allen’s lawyers statement in the case. We also touch on what is coming next in this trial for 2023.

BONUS EPISODE; recent developments in the Abby Williams and Libby German case. A man named Richard Allen has been charged with two counts of murder. Listen to the episode as we go over the most recent press conference given 10/31/2022. We also review past press conferences to bring the most accurate picture available at this time.

This week on Cold and Missing we cover the case of Abigail ‘Abby’ Williams and Liberty ‘libby’ German who were murdered February 13th, 2017 in a small town of Delphi, Indiana while enjoying a day off from school and walking on a popular nature trail. Ali is solo in hosting this week as Eli is shooting a movie but she has yammered at him about this case since they first met because Ali used to live very close to Delphi and has personal stories of living in that area to bring a unique perspective to this case. Special attention is given to the 2021 and 2022 updates on the case.