One crazy snowstorm in February 1972 brings not only 40mph winds and power outages, but also a tragic murder story for the Durham Family in Boone, NC. A small town family with big dreams and ambition is tortured by multiple assailants and leaves the town wondering who could commit such a heinous act and leave essentially no evidence behind. Was the father, Bryce Durham, involved in some crazy car dealership crime ring? Did their daughter Ginny Hall, the only heir to the family's fortune, plot with her husband Troy to off the family so she could take all of their assets?Or was this indeed a hired hit carried out by the infamous "Dixie Mafia"?Listen as Tiffany takes you through the facts, the theories, and finally the resolution you probably weren't ready for almost 50 years after the murders occurred. Sources:Truecrimehousewife.blogspot.comOxygen.comEn.wikipedia.orgFind us on Facebook to like our page and join the conversation: Search Cola City CrimeFollow us on Instagram: @ColacitycrimeSend us case suggestions and your listener stories to our email: [email protected]

In 2018, Bowen Turner from Orangeburg, South Carolina would be accused of raping two young women and in 2019, Bowen would be accused of rape once again. This would spark outrage in the community but not for the victims, instead it was for the accused because Bowen comes from a prominent family in Orangeburg.Bowen would attack his first victim early in 2018 and a short six months later, he would allegedly assault Dallas Stoller at a house party. Dallas would endure the wrath of the community’s anger towards her for naming Bowen as her attacker. Her story is devastating and does not end they way you would hope.Chloe Bess is the last victim of Bowen’s, and her assault has many similarities to Dallas’s story. Chloe would also be attacked at a house party in June of 2019 and would also name Bowen as her attacker but did his victims get justice?Bowen would allude a trial and barely get a slap on the wrist. How can an alleged serial rapist not wind up in prison? How is he still on the streets? Listen to Sam tell the story of a grave misjustice happening in Orangeburg South Carolina and we will leave it to you to decide if you think if Bowen Turner is a privileged serial rapist.Dallas' Petition: www.change.org/p/reopenSources: WRDW.comFITSNews.comMeaww.comNypost.comFacebook: Search Cola City CrimeInstagram: @ColacitycrimeSend us your listener stories to our email: [email protected]

On a warm June evening, after a nice day outside with her family, 4 year old Jessica Gutierrez got her nails painted by her mom and eventually snuggled up in bed with her sister around 11:30 pm. Sometime between her going to bed and 9am the next morning, an intruder broke into their home and stole Jesse out of her bed while she was asleep.That would be the last time her family would ever see her again. Investigators find one single fingerprint but no immediate match. Corruption between law enforcement and the solicitor's office causes tensions to run high for Jesse's mom Debra, and 26 years after her daughter's abduction she releases a phone call between herself and the Sheriff at the time to help explain why she was so unsatisfied with the investigation. Does law enforcement finally narrow down who might've taken Jessica out of her bed that night, and do they ever locate her alive, or a body? Find out this week!Sources: www.rcccmcc.comUnsolvedmysteries.fandom.comNewspapers.comCharleyproject.orgFacebook: Search Cola City CrimeInstagram: @ColaCityCrimeEmail us your personal experiences: [email protected]

In Clemens, NC there used to be a house that was home to nothing but pure evil, and his name was Pazuzu Algarad. A man who seemed to attract other drug addicts and loners who became his "followers", he wanted to assert his dominance on these people, and that eventually lead to a twisted tale of murder. The house where his followers would gather was nothing short of DISGUSTING, and there were no rules. Whatever drug you wanted to do? Bring it. Have orgies on the floor? Yep. Use the bathroom anywhere other than the actual toilet? You bet. But you would never believe how gross his home was from the outside. He claimed to have three fiancés who would do almost anything for him, even bury bodies out in his backyard.Do you think the end to Pazuzu's story was justified or fair? Only one way to find out...Instagram: @ColaCityCrimeFacebook: search Cola City CrimeSend in case suggestions and listener stories to our email: [email protected]

Welcome to our first listener episode, finally!Get ready to hear the insane and very personal story of Tracie Daily and his life growing up with an abusive father, Wenzel and his mother Bernie, who bore the brunt of his abuse.Horrific physical and mental abuse was the norm for Tracie and his family, and it seems like his only escape from reality was with his Nan Pat and Grandfather Alan. Wenzel's terrible treatment of his family leads them down a dark path that ends in tragedy.Thank you, once again to Tracie, for allowing us to tell your story and being an example to others to show that growing up in a rough environment does not have to define the rest of your life. Find Tracie's books and more information about him on his website, www.mrtraciedaily.wordPress.comHis Instagram: @Tracie_Rose_dailySubmit your listener stories to our email:[email protected]

In the early hours of a September morning, James Mahoney's life would take a sharp left turn because of a man who could not control his addictive behavior. Richard Bernard Moore was an addict who needed his next fix and decided James at Nikki's Speedy Mart would be his target. He made it out with a measly $1408 while leaving James' lifeless body on the ground, but quickly found his way into police custody and confessing to everything. After his two-part trial, he was sentenced to death but aggressively started the appeals process soon after. Dick is finally scheduled for execution for the 4th time over the last 20 years, and his will be the first to happen since 2011. South Carolina just passed a law in 2021 allowing inmates to choose between the electric chair, lethal injection, or a firing squad, however the last dose of lethal drugs in the state expired in 2013. So just this past Good Friday, Richard went with the new method of execution, firing squad. He is sentenced to die on April 29th, 2022 if his stay of execution request is denied, so now we all eagerly await to see if he will be the first man since 2010 to go out by a bullet.Instagram: @colacitycrimeFacebook: Search Cola City CrimeSources used:CNN.comCaselaw.findlaw.comLocal court documents

The ominous storm in the background of this second part of the Heather Elvis story is the perfect way to set the tone for the conclusion of her disappearance. Will we ever find out what truly happened to Heather? Is she alive, or will investigators find her remains?We don't know, but it sure doesn't look good considering what Sidney and Tammy go through to "clean up". Hear Sam talk about how Heather disappeared and how investigators come to the conclusion that Tammy and Sidney must've had something to do with it. You can find us on social media:Instagram: @ColaCityCrimeFacebook: Search Cola City CrimeEmail your personal stories to: [email protected] in soon for our first listener's episode from the UK, and this is one you won't want to miss!

Heather Elvis is a gorgeous 20 year old girl living in Myrtle Beach just trying to work towards her future as a cosmetologist, when her "prince charming" Sidney Moorer enters the chat. A 37 year old married man who contracts work for the restaurant Heather works at catches her eye and they quickly fall for each other. The highly debated affair (either 1 month long or more) ends after September 2013, and of course, you guessed it, Sidney's wife Tammy finds out. She is determined to wreak havoc on not only Heather but her own husband and make them pay for what they have done, which is "ruin" their marriage. Tammy gets back at the both of them in some sick and twisted ways, and right before Christmas and starting a new job at a Salon in downtown Myrtle Beach, Heather mysteriously disappears. Was it Tammy's fault? Is Sidney in on it too? Or did Heather decide to get away from all the drama?Find out in part one of this two part story that proves to be pretty twisted!Sources used in this episode are:ABC7.comWebsleuths.com20/20Find us on social media!Instagram: @ColaCityCrimeFacebook: Search Cola City CrimeSend us your creepy and true crime stories, or case suggestions to our email: [email protected] like us and subscribe if you've enjoyed our episodes.

Tiffany is back to tell part two of Henry Louis Wallace, aka the Taco Bell Strangler's story. She discusses how he gets caught, all the gruesome details of his 14 hour confession, his disputes leading up to his trial which includes all the delays, the trial itself and his emotional Defense Attorney's reaction to the verdict.They also discuss their disbelief in how easy it must be to gain 200 pounds in prison (must be all those potatoes and commissary snacks) and marry someone you can't touch. Another blanket warning is out for this episode because it does get pretty intense!The main source used for this episode is murderpedia.orgPlease rate, subscribe, and share with all your True Crime loving friends. Instagram: @ColaCityCrimeFacebook: Cola City CrimeSend us your listener tales and creepy stories to our email: [email protected]

Henry Louis Wallace, aka the Taco Bell Strangler is a ruthless serial killer who was born in Barnwell, SC but reigned terror in East Charlotte, North Carolina.Meticulous and intelligent, this true piece of human garbage stole the lives of multiple black women between 1992 and 1994. His first victim was Caroline Love, but law enforcement officers wouldn't find out that he was responsible until more than two years after she went missing. Months later, a very determined college student and Taco Bell employee Shawna Hawk would be found strangled in her own home by her boyfriend Darryl. Henry didn't stop there, and would also claim the lives of another Taco Bell employee, 24 year old Audrey Spain, 19 year old college student Valencia Jumper, 20 year old mother Michelle Stinson, new mother Vanessa Mack, Bojangles Assistant Manager Betty Baucom, and another new mother 19 year old Brandi Henderson.Are all of Wallace's victims connected, or did Henry fit the description of the newly coined term "Serial Killer", by only killing strangers?The first part describes most of his murders, and it will leave you with too many questions. Sources for this episode:Murderpedia.orgInstagram: @ColaCityCrimeFacebook: Cola City CrimeEmail your experiences and case suggestions to: [email protected]