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Life got in the way, but we're coming back very soon with bigger, better episodes. Lead Researcher Jaime is making sure we get the biggest, best episodes we can for you all, unfortunately that also takes time. I can't wait to show you all what we're working on, and I will be back VERY soon with more Louisville True Crimes.

In turn of the century Louisville, a young girl went missing. Her family searched throughout the city and eventually the country looking for the hope that their daughter would be returned home. This led to the largest and most expensive manhunt in US history up to this time.   Check out our Linktree to find us across the web: linktr.ee/ltcpodcast   Follow the show on Instagram @ltcpod and on Facebook at Louisville True Crimes Podcast. Become a patron at patreon.com/louisvilletruecrimes to get each episode ad free and a week early, and if you like the show, leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to help the show grow our audience so we can produce bigger, better episodes and cases for you, dear listener. =)

David Becker came home from horse riding lessons one night to find his worst nightmare. Even worse, he was accused of a crime he claimed to be innocent of.   Follow the show on Instagram @ltcpod and on Facebook at Louisville True Crimes Podcast. Become a patron at patreon.com/louisvilletruecrimes to get each episode ad free and a week early, and if you like the show, leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to help the show grow our audience so we can produce bigger, better episodes and cases for you, dear listener. =)

Today's case follows Jeffrey Mundt and Joseph Banis, two men caught in the midst of a drug-fueled lover's spat that turned deadly.   Follow the show on Instagram @ltcpod and on Facebook at Louisville True Crimes Podcast. Become a patron at patreon.com/louisvilletruecrimes to get each episode ad free and a week early, and if you like the show, leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to help the show grow our audience so we can produce bigger, better episodes and cases for you, dear listener. =)

In the summer of 1973, Rita Joan Robbins and Ronald Shumaker were both abducted from the same place; a ticket booth at a Valley Station drive-in. This episode details the abduction, murder and arrest of the pair of killers responsible for their deaths, James Sefcheck and Danny Lee Tetrick. Follow the show on Instagram @ltcpod and on Facebook at Louisville True Crimes Podcast. Become a patron at patreon.com/louisvilletruecrimes to get each episode ad free and a week early, and if you like the show, leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to help the show grow our audience so we can produce bigger, better episodes and cases for you, dear listener. =)

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