Episode 127 Robin Smith

On September 2, 1998, 28 year old Robin Smith finished her shift at Gulfport Memorial Hospital in Gulfport, MS, and headed home. She never arrived, and her family soon became concerned about the mother of two. On October, 28, 1998, her vehicle was found parked at the Southern Pines apt complex in Gulfport. There was no sign of Robin. This was not an area Robin would likely have headed to, and Robin's family became suspicious of the father of Robin's children, Tim. According to the family, they had recently ended the relationship after claims of abuse or violence. The family also claims that Tim was not talked to or properly investigated by police, and that he did not actively participate in helping find Robin. He moved from the area with the couple's two children leaving Robin's family frustrated. They feel that police have not done a proper investigation. In this episode, Robin's nephew Gary discusses the case.

Robin was described as a Black female, standing 5ft3 and weighing 120 pounds with Black hair and Brown eyes. She was last seen wearing Blue medical scrubs and a White blouse and lab coat. The vehicle she was last seen in was her Black 1997 Mitsubishi Galant with MS plate #RBB-712.

If you have information about Robin's case, please call the Gulfport police at 228-868-5900.

To follow Robin's family's efforts to find her on Facebook and learn more about the case, check out the 'Where is Robin Smith' Facebook page here.

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Episode 126 Jesse Yanske

On April 17th, 2025 in Ogema, Wisconsin, thirty two year old Jesse Yanske was riding in a car with his girlfriend, and according to her, he asked to be let out of the vehicle following an argument. Once outside of the vehicle, Jesse, who was not dressed for bad weather conditions, began walking away into the rainy night with temperatures just above freezing. Multiple witnesses reported seeing him walking along highway 13 outside of Westboro. That was the last known sighting of Jesse. He vanished, and no sign of him was ever found. If he succumbed to the elements, why hasn't his body been found? Is it possible that he met with foul play?

Jesse Yanske is described as a White male, standing 6ft3, and weighing 160 pounds. He has Brown hair and Blue eyes, and scars on his chest from open heart surgery as well as scars on his right hand, and right elbow. He has a tattoo on his right shoulder. If you have information about Jesse, please contact the Price County Sheriff's Department at 715-339-3011

You can also learn more about Jesse's case by joining the Facebook group; Bring Jesse Yanske Home.

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Episode 125 The Sodder Children

In the early morning hours of Christmas day, 1945, the Sodder family of Fayetteville, West Virginia was asleep when suddenly, they were jolted awake by smoke. It quickly was evident that a fast moving fire had started, and time was running out for parents George and Jennie Sodder to make sure their nine children got out of the house. Within a short time, the family had gathered outside of the home as it burned to the ground. But the Sodders quickly realized that five of their nine children were not with them. Unaccounted for were 14 year old Maurice, 12 year old Martha, 10 year old Louis, 8 year old Jennie, and 5 year old Betty. It appeared that the five children had tragically died in the fire. But a lack of answers, and remains, as well as questionable actions by authorities at the scene, left George and Jennie believing that perhaps their children had not died in the fire after all. There were also things that concerned them on the night of the fire ranging from a noise on the roof, to a cut phone line, to a missing ladder. Were the Sodders simply heartbroken parents who could not accept they their children had died, or was there more than meets the eye with this fire? Debate over this mysterious case rages to this day. In this episode, Miranda Weeks, the great, great granddaughter of George and Jennie Sodder is our guest, and she discusses the puzzling aspects of this case.

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