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Akron Police have stated publicly Taylor was dating someone at the time she disappeared detectives told the
Beacon Journal that this young man was cooperative with their investigation so the young man that she is dating at the
time that she vanished this young man was helpful and Cooperative to the detectives and to their investigation
on the flip side of that coin there was an ex-boyfriend and this guy was not cooperative
the investigation initially focused on him and detectives searched his car and used special chemicals to search for
bodily fluids although the report is that they found nothing then the ex lawyered up his attorney
said his client spoke to detectives and gave a statement in which he denied any involvement in Taylor's disappearance
Lieutenant Rick Edwards of the Akron PD told NewsChannel 5 that police were continuing to try to obtain information
from this man but the Beacon Journal reported in 2014 that the police interviewed or tried to interview
two men who were close to Taylor one reportedly struggled while taking a polygraph test and the other has refused
to cooperate both men have lawyers and both men are no longer talking with investigators and
it sounds like maybe one of them wasn't really talking much to begin with and just like the old Native American
proverb says beware the man that does not speak and the dog that does not bark here in this situation the man that does
not speak means one of these guys that refuses to speak with the police with no news of Taylor theories abounded
could she have stepped out of the house with no shoes to make a call and been grabbed had
someone been watching the house and was aware that she would be there virtually alone that night
had someone come to the door and grabbed her when she opened it did someone come looking for her there
or did she leave the house on her own volition there were no answers and of course
police weren't talking about their investigation two weeks after Taylor went missing
Taylor's cousin the Reverend Sharon Wilson said she believed her relative was being
held captive by someone somewhere we don't know if that was just wishful thinking or based on specific
information Crime Stoppers announced a reward for tips as to Taylor's location now but
what a sad world we live in that somebody would hope that their loved one was being held
captive somewhere and not dead somewhere right and I think I think that's part of
you know the news coming out of Cleveland just days after Taylor went missing now Taylor she missed Mother's Day in
May of 2013 she never missed spending this day with her mother and all of her 19 years of age about a month after
Taylor went missing her ex contacted police and reported that a group of people riding in three different cars
had threatened him outside of his family member's house this police report was filed on June
15th and indicated that the persons named by the ex as quote threatening him included members of Taylor's family but
the Robinsons and Rutgers never came out publicly well this goes back to my um remember my game show about the killer
clowns where you go around and you you rough up these possible suspects and we get some
answers I I think that's probably what was happening on some level that they've talked to police police have
then tried to reach out to these ex-boyfriends or or people that are connected and they're not talking or
there's some confusion about the polygraph and you hear these rumors at some point you're like well let me talk
to them because maybe I could get him talking so I think that's probably what it was
well I don't know what happened but what I wanted to make sure that I pointed out
in all of these years and all the opportunities that the Robinson Rucker family has had
they've been nice enough to not name these individuals publicly right or accuse these individuals
mention them by name so I think there should be something said for their character for
choosing to not do that because they very well could have right in August of 2013
the family received tips this is quote from people who knew what was going on with Taylor these tips are that Taylor
had been the victim of Foul Play and Searchers should be looking in a heavily wooded area around First Energy
substation and the 700 block of West Thornton Street in West Akron some pants and a sheet were found in
this area they followed up on this anonymous tip or I guess it's not Anonymous but this weird tip that comes
in but it was determined that they likely came from a nearby homeless encampment
they didn't belong to Taylor and there was no sign of Taylor at this location but on September 9th 2013 four months
after Taylor vanished from the home where she was working her family's worst fears came true two hikers and some
stories say they were joggers we're enjoying some outdoor time in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park this is a
massive Federal Recreation Area North of Akron they came across a recognizably human
jawbone and nearby they found the rest of a skull the hikers reported this to the National
Park Service there is a ranger station about two miles down Riverview Road the FBI evidence Response Team arrived
on site and began Gathering evidence in the woods early reports were just that human remains were found
and the body was so decomposed as to they couldn't they couldn't distinguish whether what they were looking at was
male or female and the tattered remnants of what appeared to be some type of clothing was
found and they believed this to be a bra now although initially police believe that the body was too decomposed to be
Taylor okay so she's missing for just four months by this time and I I say just four months but that's in regards to
the remains that were found they're saying we don't think that Taylor was gone long enough for this to be her
right but dental records quickly confirmed that the body was that of Taylor Robinson no weapon was found at
this scene and we should also state that not all of the remains were found this is a four-month difference from the time
of The Disappearance to when she's found and we know that scavengers and things like that in the area can compromise
this scene let's talk about where Taylor was discovered although the remains were within Cuyahoga Valley
National Park they weren't located in the middle of miles of dense forest in fact the bones were found in what is
reported to be the valley picnic area off of Riverview Road in Boston Township they were found you know kind of kind of
in the woods but not deep back in the woods this is one of the 23 townships in Summit County
located between Akron and Cleveland only about 1300 people reside in this town the majority of the land appears to be
part of that Park the picnic area is on the western side of the portion of Riverview Road that
connects Everett which is where the Everett ranger station is that we pointed out and
peninsula lies about one mile south of route 303. the picnic area is basically a visible
patch of open space on Google Maps admits miles and miles of heavily forested land it lies about 150 feet off
of Riverview Road accessible by a small access road that appears to be unpaved the upshot is that this small picnic
area is not somewhere that someone looking to hide a body would stumble upon they would almost certainly
have to have been there before quote we're not talking about a distance where someone gets on the highway and
jumps off end quote this is from Akron PD detective Gary Shady he goes on to say that this was a pretty
long ride the location of her remains was more than 15 miles away from the point where Taylor was last seen
Taylor's remains were found to the north of this picnic area just off of a hiking
trail and what the Beacon Journal described as a Thicket of woods the area is sloped and heavily covered with trees
and vegetation the hikers had stumbled on the bones when they ventured off the trail besides the bra no other remnants
of clothing or other items were found according to that newspaper bones were found for several days of searching
scattered around a wide area and as said Taylor was identified by The Summit County Medical Examiner via
dental records on September 11th her bones were then sent to an anthropologist at Mercyhurst University
in Pennsylvania to try to determine the cause of death this means that whatever happened to Taylor
was not immediately apparent from her skeletal remains Chief ranger Chris Ryan said quote at this point we do not know
how the remains ended up to be there whether or not they were dropped off there or even if there was a potential
homicide there we don't know and indeed Captain Daniel zapelli of the Akron PD said that on September 12th
quote it's too early to rule as a homicide he said the case was being investigated as a suspicious death the
FBI returned to the picnic area where Taylor was found for several days that week continuing to locate bones and
additional evidence that spokespeople would not discuss well I want to stop you here and just and I don't want to
spend too much time on on a soapbox but we've had a couple cases lately of these suspicious deaths and you have law
enforcement that comes out initially and says we don't want to rule it anything we
don't want to roll it a homicide we don't want to roll this and I've been seeing that law enforcement
and and the detectives have been getting a lot of Kickback for that in these cases that have been hitting the news
lately I think it's just the responsible thing to do like if you don't have the evidence to rule it one way or the other
why would you come out and and and make those statements to the public well yeah I mean their their
whole job is and in determining and labeling things is based off of evidence well and their job is to label something
or call something not what it is based off of evidence that does not exist is incredibly irresponsible and in fact
you're you're not doing your job I mean right their job is to get it right it should be reprimanded for doing so right
their job is to get it right not to get it as quickly as possible yeah they're not the media they're enforcing the laws
well the wait hold on my the media's job isn't uh to be as quick as possible their job is to get it right as well
we hope so right but it doesn't appear that that seems to be their top priority now in January of this year and January
Captain the garage received an email we received dozens and dozens of emails every week but this one stood out the
email was from a longtime friend of the show Rachel who works up in Northern Ohio she has worked with someone and
they thought that they could get some help from True Crime garage the person seeking help was a guy named Tim
Tim fired off a friendly and informative email introducing himself and his line of work and professional background
Tim has extensive experience as an investigator Tim asked if we could meet the next time he would be in town in our
area in Columbus months went by and it came time for our arranged meeting during the passing time covid-19 was
spreading across the states and the nation and shutting down businesses this forced us to call an audible but we
were able to keep the meeting this was the first business meeting in my lifetime that involved me wearing a mask
and gloves and did not involve the usual handshake instead we greeted one another with a
weird elbow bump and shared a laugh as that is the only real normal way to finish off an elbow bump greeting
Tim is a gray-haired man who speaks very matter-of-factly he's a straight shooter but chooses his
words and polices them carefully Tim knows from his background something that gets lost on most of us that words have
real meaning and words also have real consequences in his work it's the same as ours here at the garage but sometimes
on a heightened level there are victims out there that need to be considered and
respected and there is the Integrity of an investigation and it would be rude to
the victims and harmful to the investigations to not choose your words carefully
Tim demoff is a private investigator and he is the president of a private security company and former Akron Ohio
police detective I asked him several questions and I was impressed with his knowledge
and how motivated he is in helping victims he explained that sometimes he is hired by victims family searching for
answers and sometimes he is doing pro bono work now Tim has that little thing inside of
him that all of the rest of us have that thing when you see a case in the papers or you hear
about it on the news and you just can't shake it it sticks with you Tim said sometimes when that happens he
will actively seek out a case that he can't shake and he and his firm sacs Consulting will
take on a Case his reason for wanting to meet with True Crime garage well he was
looking for new and interesting ways to get some cases back in the spotlight out
to the public the type of cases that the captain and I gravitate toward solvable cases that
just need a little push they need that tiny missing tidbit of information and someone out there has it
so we discussed several cases some from down here in Columbus but most of them in the Cleveland and Akron areas
Tim was passionate about the cases he has worked Taylor Robinson's case instantly fascinated me
with little information I started seeing very easily how this case could be solved if we just had that one little
piece we elbow bumped again and parted ways we agreed we would meet again after I had some time to
review the case Tim told the garage he will talk Taylor's case anywhere anytime with anyone he has that driven
and passionate about solving Taylor's case and more importantly getting answers for Taylor's family and mother
that meeting took place last week armed with questions and Tim armed with a good
sized case File we sat down I first wanted to know how and when Tim became involved in
Taylor Robinson's case he said he saw the case it was all over the news at the time when Taylor first went missing
in his normal protocol is to sit back let the authorities in the investigating agency take the
case and if it doesn't seem to go anywhere then a phone call is made fairly early on really just several days
maybe a week after Taylor went missing Tim and sacs got involved taking on the case charging Taylor's
family just one dollar to look into Taylor's inexplicable disappearance he and another Pi this is Tom fields of
accurate Investigative Services looked into the case for a month returning to the house where Taylor had worked the
night then she disappeared and interviewing several people about Taylor demoff then publicly released a criminal
profile of the person he felt was responsible for taking Taylor he told the media that whoever was
involved knew Taylor very well and likely had a personal relationship with her and the two had a confrontation that
night demoff believed that this person knew where Taylor was working that evening
and was someone she was comfortable enough with or at least willing to meet this person outside of the house and her
bare feet late at night or let this person into the home according to demoff's Theory
this was not someone who just stopped by and the two got into some kind of argument but this was the result of an
ongoing issue something that had been brewing for a while what happened to Taylor was likely not
premeditated but rather precipitated by a fit of rage after her killer did not receive the response he wanted
from her this person was not believed to have committed murder before but he maybe on the edge of uh criminal
activity as Tim put it Taylor was murdered but it is possible that Taylor's death was an accident as a
result of this fit of rage a demoff told the media that through interviews he had learned that Taylor
had some conflicts going on in her life including with a former boyfriend according to the Beacon Journal quote
there were also Communications with someone that were so difficult she broke down crying but would not confide the
source to friends or family I strongly believe there was a conflict between that person and her that was
taking place before she disappeared I believe that this was a culmination of that conflict that this person wanted to
confront her demoff said further demoth theorized that several people this is where we can help Captain
several people know what happened to Taylor and it was possible that more than one person was involved
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a lot of garage goodness right there Captain so let's discuss the cause of death because now we've found the
remains but it's not too hard to figure out with the amount of time that took place between the disappearance and when
they are finding the remains that a cause of death is going to be difficult to determine based off of the level of
decomposition right and for a while you know I've seen this reported a few different ways one states
that the cause of death Taylor's cause of death has never been released there is an ABC 5 news story out of Cleveland
that reported that the Summit County Medical Examiner was not able to determine how Taylor died
and often when you're finding remains that are just skeletal remains well unless there's obvious damage to
those bones or to the skull you're not able to determine in fact how the victim did die right but you do know that it's
probably a homicide because well if if we can believe that her gone missing is suspicious
and then her remains are found 15 or so miles away out in a place where she didn't end up
on her own then we're probably looking at a homicide here and that's just how they've been treating this case ever
since she's been found and the sad part of it too is we have her family Carmela Robinson has said publicly she does not
want to know how her daughter was killed a Taylor's mom and stepdad spoke to the
public outside of their home on September 11th after receiving the dreaded confirmation that Taylor had
been found Carmella thanked the hikers for Having the courage to report their Discovery
saying quote you brought our baby home Taylor isn't a Lost Child anymore end quote
she seemed to intimate that Taylor had been taken by someone whose motive was something other than murder
quote I just don't understand why you felt you had to hurt her Carmella said you could have just given her back you
could have just brought her home just let her go yeah I wonder what that means well I think it means again she knows
more about this crime than what's been reported and released publicly and so does Tim demoff the private investigator
and after Taylor was found he made some public statements that were interesting he said that he remained committed to
solving the case and quote this would not have been done by a stranger and per Fox 8 News
he said we know for a fact in the weeks leading up to her disappearance she was having disagreements with certain people
according to the Beacon Journal demoff said that two people would have been required to move Taylor's Body and
speculated a struggle in the house preceded her death this is intriguing because we've heard
nothing in the media about any kind of altercation or attack in the home even though those were our suspicions and
reports were that there was no forced entry well I mean why are they saying that they would take two individuals to
move her I mean she's 5'3 maybe weighs 150 pounds so I I don't understand why they're
saying two people would have to be involved in moving because she was so far away from uh like the road
well that that would be correct they're not saying that it would be impossible for one person to move her they're just
taking a look at the landscape and a look at at the the route from where she went missing to where her remains were
found and going through the logistics of moving the victim along the way right yeah you would need two people to do
this that's what all probability points to well it makes you curious what what the motive is I mean again there they
got to hold back certain things because that's the way they're going to get more
information and then connect the dots and that's how they can bring a case against somebody
but you it makes you wonder as as a listener well what would two people have to argue
with her about and you wonder on some level you know is this a past relationship
you know how how long has you been with the new boyfriend was there uh um separated separation
period was she possibly even pregnant so let's let's really get into this because
there's there's a really good working theory on this case and I believe that it is absolutely spot on
and we are going to be calling upon the public for their help we're going to be doing that so I want to be clear about
something we are not specifically stating that the most recent ex-boyfriend is the Prime
Suspect okay we are saying that the the next boyfriend yeah one of she you know she
had several ex-boyfriends she's 19 years old one of her ex-boyfriends is considered
to be the prime suspect and in fact there are two that it has basically been narrowed down to Tim demoff and his
group started with about six suspects that they liked and over the years they've
narrowed it down to two then we have the police they're conducting a separate investigation but
it looks like it looks like both of these agencies share the same thought well yeah or the evidence is pointing
into the same direction and I think that's what we have here so without getting some of the things the
specifics I cannot get into I've been sworn to secrecy as they say but there is evidence that says that something
happened inside that house whatever happened to Taylor took place inside that house
what they believe is again we have her phone's never been recovered but they have her phone records and they went
through those very very with a detailed investigation fine-tooth comb there you go and they've
confirmed that every person that she was interacting with via that phone and those phone records were people that she
knew we don't have like some weird random call that night right every interaction leading up to her
disappearance was with people that are known in her circles and that knew Taylor so the working theory is this
there there is no motive for murder there's murder is the motive for hiding the body
meaning Somebody went there with no intention of harming hurting or killing Taylor at all
this was a matter that was brewing for a while and it could not wait any longer this
person felt that they needed to confront or discuss this matter with Taylor in person and right away
Taylor knows this person and very likely knew them for a long time so accepts the
hey can I drop by and talk to you she accepts that invitation this person comes by what we can't figure out here
Captain was this person alone or with somebody else right most seem to believe that either this person was alone or he
came with a friend well what I what I mean by alone is somebody could have been waiting out in
the car mm-hmm or this person was completely alone and then called for help and called in the assistance of somebody
else this person entered the home with Taylor they discussed whatever the matter was
and I believe I have reason to believe that Tim and his group know what the matter was but we're not nobody's
telling us what the matter is right and I believe police know what it is as well
and so well that that really helps us okay what do you mean it really helps us well it'd be nice to know what the
matter was well I I we can't because it it could jeopardize the investigation thank you
so the person enters the home willingly was invited into the home by Taylor come on
in take your shoes off whatever they're discussing doesn't go the way of the person that would turn out to be our
killer what the way that they wanted it to go and one of the I think one of the most
interesting kind of breakdowns of of why some murders take place was one that I heard years ago and I
thought it was it was truly I mean it was very simple but it was also very interesting
the person this was a a son of a murder victim and they said that you know often
that that murder is just a temper tantrum like when you think of a little kid that
doesn't get their way and they just freak out right they're they're pounding on stomping on the floor pounding on the
walls screaming and crying their eyes out and you look at the kid and you go what happened oh so-and-so took away his
toy so and so uh it was is putting him in time out whatever is happening this kid does not
want it to happen and so they are throwing a fit right and murder sometimes unfortunately is just
a person that cannot handle a situation does not know how to deal or cope with normal human being things
and throws a temper tantrum murder is in fact the biggest temper tantrum you could throw
or suicide and so here what we have is just that and that seems to be what Tim believes and what police believe as well
as Taylor's family you heard the words of her mother saying we don't think that you intended to kill
her that that there was no motive for murder why didn't you just give her back why did you have to hurt her
so whatever happened whatever disagreement or whatever was going on between our victim and the killer didn't
go the Killer's way the killer reacts the only way he knows how to and that is to
two violently violently attack this woman and then kill her now yeah but hold on it makes it seem
like there's some kind of attack on that that she was still alive and then that this suspect would have uh
taken her with him and possibly she wasn't dead at the time am I nuts for for saying that's what it seems like
coming from the family coming from the family well why well why couldn't you just give her back she could have just
gave her back that's what I'm saying so that that does that imply that they believe that he took her no I I believe
that they all I think that that's just a grieving mother speaking talking and talking with her heart
and questioning everything this is truly a senseless act and you just there's just no way to to
to handle this to deal with this so there is there's a lot of things that indicate that that
she was killed in that home and then needed to be moved and where our profile goes is one of
these two individuals that they've narrowed it down to has a link to the area where Taylor's body was found the
park correct it's a in the thought being that look when something bad happens when you
find yourself in a state of panic and in a situation where you feel like you have
to do something to get yourself out of hot water that hot tub you lose the ability to think far and wide you narrow
your focus and you very quickly go to what you know go to a place of comfort and that's what it is believed to happen
here now so okay so that we got this big National Park but they believe that this
individual is connected to that Park one of the two people that they've narrowed
it down to they don't believe that he's connected to the national park they know
they know they know by um witness statements that this man frequented the park on occasion Okay so
one thing where my mind goes in a step further with this Captain is I wonder like
if you have people telling investigators this individual goes to this location and may just go there to clear his mind
or to relax or escape the the real world here my mind goes to is he also kind of returning to the dump
site to see if they've found her yet or if things are as he left it I bet he would have
so that yeah so that's one thing I think of but the interesting thing here that we need
to focus on and where we're going to ask the public for help is that investigators firmly believe that there
are people in the community that know who did this yeah this is this this sounds to me coming from again Tim and
the family and then probably law enforcement as well you go there's there's too much
little details that they know that they probably shouldn't know that means that there's rumors swirling around the
community right and we also have the belief that at least one person helped to conceal the body to move her and
conceal the body so there's at least one person that knows yeah and look you you you thought
you're trying to help your friend but this is not how you help your friend this makes you
a criminal this makes you you moving the body with your friend that makes you a bad dude and the only
way to to right that wrong is for you to come forward and say what you did and a lot of times if if you just
were the one to help move the body law enforcement will work out a deal with you but if you don't come forward
they're not going to work out nothing with you and and this guy that you helped he will turn on you well in the things
that I can say when we talk about having narrowed it down to two suspects our Killers still in that immediate area
he still lives there yeah and he's not married he would have roughly been about Taylor's age when this went down so now
we're talking about somebody who is well seven years later would be in there late 20s yeah this is somebody
that cannot cope cannot handle normal adult situations as seen by his actions on that night back in May of 2013.
there's probably signs of this yes this this person would be to those who know him best he has shown signs of
intimidation and violence towards those that know him best yeah and he will always be capable of doing this again
given a situation that he cannot handle this was a knee-jerk reaction and I guarantee you he's learned very little
from that knee-jerk reaction meaning for anybody out there that could end up in a
relationship with this guy at some point or end up married or the mother of his children
you this this type of person needs worked on needs consequences cannot be raising children cannot be no he needs
to be locked up cannot be in a relationship with a woman and that's the scary thing here the
other thing too that's really hindered the the investigation look we got one person that that very
likely helped this individual move the body but we also have is that we have people that are lying for this
individual there are family members who have provided a false Alibi for this person
yeah and you know what that makes them just as guilty as him a [ __ ] turd is what that makes them well [ __ ] turd yeah
and the thing is too you you can't look and if people don't come forward and they don't talk fine I hope you all go
down for trying to cover up this individual's actions you know come forward I mean this is a
young this was a young beautiful talented smart beautiful girl right and it's just uh
and all look going to school working multiple jobs for what you know guy can't handle himself couldn't handle
not get in his way so you murder somebody that person needs to be locked up I don't care if that's
your family member or not you know pathetic well and even in 2018 the frustrated family of our victim spoke to
the media and Carmella acknowledged that police had told her that they have Persons of
Interest and know that certain persons had lied to police in their interviews and statements
again that's going back to lock them up defines Alibis you you lying the police lock you up well late send in the killer
clowns late last year captain in 2019 an article on Fox 8's website said that authorities uh in regards to
authorities police and the families Pi are seeking fresh leads on Taylor's now Cold Case
Summit County Crime Stoppers also announced a partnership with a group called Silent Angels that's also a group
that that Tim is very much involved with to provide a seven thousand dollar reward for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of the person or persons who are responsible for what happened to Taylor and I want to take
that a step forward because that's late of last year and here we find ourselves in the middle of 2020 and 2020 is well
it's been a really sucky year and yeah well look like like I told you I think yeah like I told you a couple of
weeks ago the two smartest people on the planet left and the thing here is we had all this time where where
everything just went dormant where everything just kind of stopped and I'm so thankful that Tim reached out to you
and I to the garage and wanted to bring Taylor's case back into the spotlight because
he was busy doing this in January he was starting to ramp up this investigation not just the investigation but the the
the reaching out to the public for help right back in January and then everything stopped everything shut down
and so picking up where they left off in 2019 will not happen until the late summer of 2020 but if you're the person
that did this the water is going to get real hot for you real quick because not um they're they're going to
be putting up Billboards seeking information in Taylor Robinson's case they're going to increase the reward
money for information in Taylor Robinson's case one of our listeners right now are going to be sharing it on
social media that's right so all your friends can see as well so it's it's very interesting and I think I feel good
knowing that there are people like Tim knowing that there are good folks in the detectives at the Acura MPD that are
passionate about this case and they're not going to just let it remain cold well this is very solvable
if somebody comes forward and does the right thing and the Robinson family is to be commended for their activism in
keeping Taylor's case in the public eye they received significant support from the mayor and other community leaders
and the local media that kept Taylor's story front and center Taylor's stepfather who never tired of
his efforts to find Taylor lost his own 17 year old son in a shooting in 2006. hopefully he and Carmella will
eventually see the killer of Taylor brought to Justice Carmella has said of her beloved
daughter quote she wasn't a child who deserved to have her body end up in a park end quote no one's daughter is but
Taylor seemed particularly undeserving of her fate [Music] thank you [Music] foreign
[Music] do we have any recommended reading for this week Captain we do it's time to
recommend a novel Because unless you're as crazy as I am then too much True Crime is not the Escape you are maybe
needing right now well here's a good one I just started reading this one and I'm locked in it's
a novel by Kaylee white titled the monsters we make it just came out last week it's a fictional story based off of
the 1980s Des Moines Register paper boy kidnappings that's the monsters we make find that title and many more on our
recommended page at True Crime garage.com all right so this Loosely base maybe ties in some of the Johnny
gosh stuff there you go very interesting everybody tough times hang in there be good be kind and don't live
[Music] [Applause] foreign

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Brief Summary

The episode covers Taylor Robinson's disappearance, investigation details, and the search for justice after her remains were found.

Key points

Introducing 'Obsessed with Disappeared'. A new True Crime comedy podcast that blends humor with mystery.
Taylor Robinson's Disappearance. The case of Taylor Robinson, who went missing and was later found deceased, raises many questions.
Carmella's Heartfelt Thanks. Carmella Robinson expresses gratitude to the hikers who found her daughter Taylor's remains, saying, "You brought our baby home."
Understanding the Motive. Carmella questions why her daughter's killer felt the need to hurt her, expressing confusion and pain.
Murder as a Temper Tantrum. A chilling perspective on murder as a reaction, described as the biggest temper tantrum.
Carmella's Reflection. Carmella laments her daughter's fate, stating she didn't deserve such an end.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

What if the butt fumble was just a glitch in the matrix?

A humorous thought during the introduction.

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Tension

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