Investigation: Homicide

Annie Laurie Never Came Home: Episode #4

Investigation: Homicide’s Therese Apel and Nicole Kral revisit one of Jackson’s oldest and most notorious crimes—the kidnapping of millionaire socialite Annie Laurie Hearin. For almost 40 years, the question has haunted investigators: Where is Annie Laurie? Longtime Jackson crime scene investigator Charlie Smith joins us to give us a ground-level view of the investigation.
 
This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

Episode #3: No Death Date on Her Tombstone – The Shondra May Case Revisited

In February 1986, high school senior Shondra May went missing after leaving work at the McDonald’s in Forest. Three weeks later, her body was found in a creek in Hinds County on what would’ve been her 18th birthday. This case has stumped investigators for almost 4 decades, but now officials say they’re closer than ever to finding her killer. Scott County Sheriff Mike Lee is here to tell us what’s next.
 
This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

Investigation: Homicide. Episode #2: The Day Our Hearts Broke

It’s a day Mississippi will never forget. October 1, 1997, a nerdy teenager walked into a high school and changed everyone’s life forever. We talk with Greg Eklund, who was an investigator with the Rankin County Sheriffs Dept at the time. Eklund takes us through the events leading up to that day and what the ripple effect has been over time.
 
 
 
This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

Investigation: Homicide. Episode #1: Behind the Headlines: The Calculated Crime of Carly Gregg

In the inaugural episode of Investigation Homicide, Therese and Nicole explore the case of an intelligent and manipulative teenager who killed her mother in cold blood through the eyes of Assistant District Attorney Michael Smith, who was tasked with prosecuting her. The Investigation Homicide team examines this sensational case beyond the national headlines.
 
This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.