They’re afraid because they’re possibly never going to live anywhere else," Lindsey says. Lindsey tells OprahMag that this reticence is often simply due to the tight-knit community's culture. It isn't the first case Lindsey has investigated that's found small-town residents hesitant to share what they might know ( season 1 of his podcast covered the case of missing Georgia woman Tara Grinstead a suspect was eventually arrested for her murder). This puzzling case is the subject of a new episode of Up and Vanished, the Oxygen network series based on Payne Lindsey's podcast of the same name. Their bodies have never been recovered, and early investigation efforts were complicated by the fact that the car's driver had close family ties to a powerful local sheriff. That's a question the friends and family of Molly Miller and Colt Haynes have hoped law enforcement can find the answer to for nearly seven years. The following day, the driver was accounted for, while his two passengers were never seen again. On a summer night in 2013, a car carrying three people led Oklahoma police on a wild chase. Oxygen's Up and Vanishedexamines the unsolved case on Saturday, March 7, at 8 p.m.The car Miller and Haynes were riding in, a 2012 Honda Accord, was found totaled two weeks later in a field near the aborted police chase.In July of 2013, Molly Miller and Colton Haynes were passengers in a car chase with police when the driver allegedly turned onto a dead-end Oklahoma road.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |