Keystone Cold Cases

This week is a double episode covering the cases of Dawn Mozino and Barry Douglas. Dawn left work to head to soccer practice for the Special Olympics. When she didn't arrive her family and authorities spring into action. Could her co-worker who was previously a convicted murderer to blame? Now, over three decades later we are still wondering.... What happened to Dawn Marie Mozino? Barry Douglas wa...

On this week's episode, Jenealle conducts another interview with a member of Sheree Magaro’s family. You can listen, or re-listen, to Sheree's case in episode 26, which aired on August 12, 2021. You can also listen to Jenealle’s first interview which aired on February 16th. If you have any information about Sheree's case, please contact the Maryland State Police at 301-398-8101.

On this week's episode, Jenealle dives into a previously covered case, Sheree Magaro, with an interview with a family member of Sheree. You can listen, or re-listen, to Sheree's case in episode 26, which aired on August 12, 2021.  If you have any information about Sheree's case, please contact the Maryland State Police at 301-398-8101.

A resident Mount Pocono, PA, David Allen Gross was a loving son and a hard-working man who loved the outdoors. David turned 21 on August 2nd and threw himself a big birthday party on August 6th on his parents' 173-acre property.  In the early hours of August 11th, David was found murdered in the back of his own car, over 20 miles from his home.

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Listen as Melissa and Ed discuss new updates in the Ilonka Cann case. 

Scranton 5 Continued... In December of 1987, Laureen Finn was murdered and her body was found on fire near the University of Scranton campus. Over three decades later Laureen's killer is still a mystery...or is he?

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Back in the day mental health was not widely acknowledged. If treatment was provided it would typically be harsh, cruel, and ineffective. The lack of knowledge, correct treatment, and the negative connotations of mental illness could have potentially been the reason behind the disappearance of Andrea Jean Coyle. She struggled with mental illness and in 1971 she experienced a breakdown. The hospita...

In December of 1978, 22 year-old Joanne Williams disappeared under mysterious circumstances from her hometown of Scranton, PA. Her disappearance would lead investigators to wonder... could Scranton have a serial killer?

In August of 1982, 19 year old, mother of one, Shelley Luty said goodbye to her coworkers at a diner in Upper Darby, PA. Nothing would have alerted co-workers that this was the last time they would ever see Shelley. Leads dried up quickly, but within a few years police began to wonder if Shelley had been the victim of a potential serial killer in the Scranton, Pennsylvania area.   Photos and sourc...

Mary Ann Bagenstose was a 25-year old devoted mother living in Lancaster County and working as a nurse’s aide. On June 5, 1984, Mary Ann informed her mother of plans to go car shopping with her estranged husband, Jere. While waiting for Jere to return from the park with their son Jeremy, Mary Ann presumably walked to Turkey Hill, but never arrived and has not been heard from since.

In 1970, young stay-at-home mom, Ilonka Cann vanishes without a trace. 53 years later the mystery surrounding her disappearance still looms large over the quiet farming community of Shickshinny, PA.   Photos and sources at kccpod.com.

We have a special Halloween episode for you.  This is the solved murder of six-year-old Karen Mauk from October 1954.   Photos and sources at kccpod.com 

For our last spooky episode of the season, listen to find out why you may see this spirit wondering around multiple locations in SEPA. Photos and sources at kccpod.com. 

Fort Mifflin, originally called Fort Island Battery and also known as Mud Island Fort, was built in 1772 by the British to protect Philadelphia. At the start of the Revolutionary War, the Americans claimed the fort and completed construction. It is located near the Philadelphia International Airport. It is one of the only remaining revolutionary war battlefields intact, which was also utilized dur...

Continuing with our spooky episodes, join us for a little history lesson on this Friday the 13th! Photos and sources at kccpod.com.

It's that time of year again... It's time for another month of spooky episodes!  Take a break from our usual programming with some haunted history, ghost stories and local lore. This week we're talking about the oldest zoo in America and Grace's favorite PA cemetery... everybody has a favorite cemetery...right?  Let's dive into some Philly "haunts" to start off October. Photos and sources at kccpo...

We originally covered Tracy's case in episode 39 (Nov 18, 2021).  One of Tracy's relatives graciously agreed to speak with us for this update.  Photos and sources at kccpod.com on original blog post.  

Authorities believe Gary Drais, 48, was killed Sept. 14, 2005, after eating dinner with his mom, Mae, and older brother, Dale, at their home on Lamp Post Lane in Aston. He was beaten, bludgeoned, and thrown through a sliding glass door before he was fatally shot in his own Glenn Road home in Aston, PA 13 days before his body was discovered. Photos and sources at kccpod.com.   Special thank you to...

On the evening of August 28, 1981, a woman alerted police of a man slumped over the steering wheel of his car in on Sohn Road in Hopewell Township. When officers arrived, they found 39-year-old William Booher dead from a shotgun wound to his chest.

Taking a bit of break from our regular cold cases, in this episode we will be talking about two relatively newer cases that happened around the beginning of 2023. We will discuss how two women’s cases are eerily familiar yet the outcomes have been drastically different. What changes the trajectory of a case? Both were around 40 years old, both were mothers, both went missing around the new year th...

In September of 1995, skeletal remains were discovered by some children behind a diner in Bensalem, PA. An autopsy later determined that the remains were of a woman who had been there for 2-3 years prior to the discovery. She remained an unidentified white female, or “Jane Doe” for 26 years, also known as “Bucks County Jane Doe” and “Clubhouse Jane Doe”.   Photos and sources at kccpod.com 

CW: This story deals with crimes against a minor child. On August 4, 2013, while visiting his parents, Ummad Rushdi left with his girlfriend’s 7-month-old Hamza Ali. Hamza has not been seen since. Sources and photos at kccpod.com 

Robert Baron's case went unsolved for 6 years, but someone is finally in custody for his murder.  Listen as Chelsea shares the details of how the investigation was brought to a close.  Photos and sources at kccpod.com.