Inhuman: A True Crime Podcast

In this months listener stories, we dive into the world of sweet and sexy ghosts, unexpected visits from family members on the other side, and the powerful reminder that your voice matters.

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In 1970, 4 year old Heidi Jones found her mother’s body in their home in Price, Utah. Loretta had been murdered and Heidi told police “Tom did it”. Authorities tracked down a man named Tom Egley — who had dated Loretta for 2 months —  but there was not enough evidence to prove he had murdered her. Heidi never gave up hope on getting her mother’s case solved, and 46 years later, justice would prevail.

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Paislee Shultis was 4 years old when she disappeared in 2019. Nearly three years later Paislee found alive hidden in a small, compartment beneath a staircase in a Saugerties, New York home. Police discovered her in February 2022 after receiving a critical tip, uncovering the secret space where she had allegedly been concealed by her non‑custodial parents and grandfather, Paislee, then six, was found in good health and reunited with her legal guardian, while her parents and grandfather were charged in connection with her abduction. 

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In 1978, the FBI’s Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System did not exist. Detectives investigating Carroll Bonnet’s October 1978 murder in Omaha, Nebraska collected several latent prints from the crime scene. The prints didn’t have a match at the time, but in 2009, after IAFIS was developed, the prints were reexamined… and this time, it led to Carroll’s killer.

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In the rural province of Entre Ríos, Argentina, a family vanished without a trace. On January 12, 2002, Rubén “Mencho” Gill, his partner Margarita Gallegos and their four children spent the afternoon with friends, returned to the farm where they lived, and were never seen again. Their belongings were left behind: clothes, documents and even Margarita’s paycheck. They had no vehicle and no known conflicts. Their employer waited three months to notify relatives. Years later the police searched the ranch and found strange clues including traces of blood but no bodies, no suspects, no explanations were ever found. More than twenty years later, the case remains one of Argentina’s most unsettling mysteries: six people gone in one night with no answers.

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