SEQUESTERED Podcast
SEQUESTERED is a cinematic true crime podcast hosted by Sara Reid that reconstructs real cases through immersive sound design and a victim-centered lens. Season 4 focuses on missing persons cases from the 1980s, combining narrative storytelling with investigative structure. Each episode walks listeners through the final known moments, the investigation, and the unanswered questions. With over 3 million plays and a #1 ranking on Apple Podcasts, the show delivers a highly engaged audience drawn to thoughtful, story-driven true crime.
Episodes
1984 | The Day Eugene Martin Disappeared
On Sunday morning, August 12, 1984, thirteen-year-old Eugene Wade Martin left his home in Des Moines, Iowa, to deliver the Sunday paper. He was five days away from his fourteenth birthday. He was saving money for the fair and a bicycle. But somewhere along the way, Eugene's paper route stopped. His newspapers were found. But Eugene was gone. Less than two years earlier, another Des Moines Register
1983 | The Ann Gotlib Mystery
On the first day of summer break in 1983, 12-year-old Ann Gotlib rides her bike home through the parking lot of Bashford Manor Mall in Louisville, Kentuky, then vanishes. Her bicycle is later found outside a department store. But Ann is gone. In the days that follow, witnesses report seeing a man dragging a young girl near a field and drainage ditch not far from the mall. Police release a composit
1982 | The Vanishing of Jennifer Marteliz
Jennifer Marteliz was seven years old when she disappeared while walking home from school in Tampa, Florida, on November 15, 1982. She was only blocks from home. Witnesses later described seeing Jennifer upset near a crossing guard and possibly near a rust-colored car shortly before she vanished. What should have been an ordinary walk home became one of Florida's most haunting unsolved child disap
BONUS EPISODE: Jason Chen Case Update: Motion for New Trial Denied
On May 4, 2026, Jason Chen returned to Hamilton County Criminal Court in Chattanooga, Tennessee, asking for a new trial in the murder case of Jasmine Pace. Chen's defense argued that issues from the original trial warranted another chance to make his case, including questions about evidence, the search of Chen's apartment, and the presence of Jasmine's family members in the courtroom. Judge Boyd P
1981 | The Day Charlotte Kinsey & Cinda Pallett Disappeared
In September of 1981, the Oklahoma State Fair was in full swing; bright lights, crowded walkways, and the kind of place where parents felt safe letting their kids roam free. That's where 13-year-old friends Charlotte Kinsey and Cinda Pallett were last seen. After being offered what seemed like a harmless job unloading stuffed animals, the girls left the fairgrounds with a man they didn't know. The
1980 | The Disappearance of Laureen Rahn
In April 1980, fourteen-year-old Laureen Rahn vanished from her home in Manchester, New Hampshire. There were no signs of a struggle. No witnesses. No clear explanation for how a teenager could disappear from a third-floor apartment in the middle of the night. In the hours that followed, investigators were left with only a handful of details - a friend asleep inside, an open back door, and a timel
Introducing Mind Games
We're excited to share a preview of a new podcast we think you'd enjoy: Mind Games What if you could hypnotize yourself into a better you? Or…. secretly hypnotize others into giving you anything you want? That's the promise of NLP. Mind Games is an investigation into the world of Neuro-Linguistic Programming, or NLP, a blend of hypnosis, linguistics, and psychology that has quietly shaped industri
Introducing Valley of Shadows: The Devil's Punchbowl
We're sharing a preview of Valley of Shadows, a new true crime podcast that digs into a nearly 30-year old secret buried in the California desert. On June 11, 1998, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy Jon Aujay set out for a run in California's Devil's Punchbowl park, and never came back. Aujay has yet to be found. The Sheriff's Department rules Aujay's disappearance a suicide, but friends, family
The Shenandoah Park Murders | BONUS Episode
In this bonus episode, Sara and Andrea return to the story of Julie Williams and Lollie Winans to reflect on the questions that still remain — the ones that linger long after the DNA match and the headlines. Drawing from listener messages, they revisit the cyclist attack that first brought Darrell David Rice to investigators' attention, the terrain surrounding Julie and Lollie's hidden campsite, t
The Shenandoah Park Murders | Episode 5: The DNA Speaks
Nearly three decades after the murders of Julie Williams and Lollie Winans, a new team inside the FBI's Richmond field office reopened the Shenandoah case. This time, the science had changed. With funding from the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative (SAKI), old evidence was retested using technology that hadn't existed in 1996. What they found would break the silence of the case, and finally name the ma
The Shenandoah Park Murders | Episode 4: The Case Unravels
Six years after the murders of Julie Williams and Lollie Winans, the U.S. Department of Justice announced an indictment against Darrell David Rice - the man they believed was responsible for the killings in Shenandoah National Park. It was a landmark case, to be prosecuted under new federal hate-crime laws, and for a moment it seemed justice was finally within reach. But as the trial approached, t
The Shenandoah Park Murders | Episode 3: The Pattern Begins
One year after the murders of Julie Williams and Lollie Winans, a cyclist named Yvonne Malbasha was attacked on Skyline Drive inside Shenandoah National Park. Her escape set off a chain of events that would expose a pattern of rage and violence that would lead investigators straight to Darrell David Rice, a 29 year old from Maryland whose hatred toward women and the LGBTQ+ community would soon bec
The Shenandoah Park Murders | Episode 2: The Discovery
In May 1996, hikers Julie Williams and Lollie Winans set out for a backcountry camping trip in Virginia's Shenandoah National Park, a place they considered safe. When they failed to return home, a missing-persons report sparked a massive search across hundreds of miles of trails. Days later, park rangers made a devastating discovery that would change Shenandoah forever. Episode 2 retraces the wome
The Shenandoah Park Murders | Episode 1: The Beginning of Us
In May 1996, two women - Julie Williams and Lollie Winans - set out on a backcountry camping trip in Virginia's Shenandoah National Park. What began as a five-day escape into the wild became one of the most haunting crimes in National Park history. But before the tragedy, there was their story: two women who found love, freedom, and belonging in the wilderness. From their first meeting, to the dri
SEQUESTERED Season 3: The Shenandoah Park Murders
In May 1996, Julie Williams and Lollie Winans set out for a backcountry camping trip in Shenandoah National Park. Days later, their lives were brutally cut short, and nearly three decades of silence followed until a 2024 DNA match revealed someone who could be responsible. Season 3 of SEQUESTERED retraces the tragedy that shook their families, and the truth that refused to stay buried. Premieres O
BONUS | What We're Still Asking: Zebb Quinn & Mitrice Richardson
In this bonus episode, Sara and Andrea revisit the haunting cases of Zebb Quinn and Mitrice Richardson. From the mysterious page and staged car in Asheville to the unanswered questions about Mitrice's release, call log, and remote discovery site in Los Angeles, we explore the details and honor the advocates who refuse to let their stories fade. Visit SequesteredPod.com and please rate and review u
Mitrice Richardson: Unsolved Death (Malibu, CA) | Part Three
In the final chapter of Mitrice Richardson's story, we return to the canyon where her remains were found and examine the questions that still haunt this case fifteen years later. From new leads that surfaced in 2024, to troubling revelations about the detective who moved her body, this episode explores how a pattern of mishandling, silence, and unanswered questions left Mitrice's family, and a com
BONUS | Suzanne Morphew Case Update: Bond Hearing & Brother Speaks
On September 2, 2025, Barry Morphew appeared in Alamosa County court seeking a bond reduction. His request was denied, though the judge modified his $3 million bond to allow cash, surety, or property. In this bonus episode, Sara and Andrea break down what happened inside the courtroom, including arguments from the defense and prosecution, and Judge Hopkins' ruling. They also share powerful words f
Mitrice Richardson: Unsolved Death (Malibu, CA) | Part Two
In September 2009, 24-year-old Mitrice Richardson vanished after being released alone from the Lost Hills Sheriff's Station in Malibu, California. Eleven months later, her remains were discovered in a rugged canyon less than two miles away. In Part Two of this case, we trace the painful discovery of Mitrice's body, disturbing murals found during search efforts, and the mishandling of evidence that
Mitrice Richardson: Unsolved Death (Malibu, CA) | Part One
On a September evening in 2009, 24-year-old Mitrice Richardson walked into a Malibu restaurant. She wasn't quite herself, and by the end of the night staff had called the sheriff's department—not just because she couldn't pay her bill, but because they were worried about her safety. Hours later, Mitrice was released from the Lost Hills Sheriff's Station, just after midnight, alone and without her
Zebb Quinn: Murdered In 2000 (Asheville, NC) | Part Three
In this final installment of our coverage on the case of Zebb Quinn, we follow the investigation as it takes a shocking turn. Nearly fifteen years after Zebb vanished, the name Jason Owens reemerged—this time tied to the brutal murders of Cristie and J.T. Codd and their unborn child. As investigators dug into Owens' property, they uncovered disturbing evidence: concrete pits, lime, and fragments t
Zebb Quinn: Murdered In 2000 (Asheville, NC) | Part Two
Two weeks after 18-year-old Zebb Quinn vanished, his car was found in a BBQ restaurant parking lot with a live puppy, a hotel keycard, and lipstick scrawled across the back window. In Part Two of this case, we follow the strange trail from a mysterious page traced to his aunt's phone, through a tangled connection to a young woman named Misty Taylor and her abusive boyfriend, to Jason Owens—the las
Zebb Quinn: Murdered In 2000 (Asheville, NC) | Part One
It's January 2nd, 2000—just two days into the new millennium—when 18-year-old Zebb Quinn clocks out of his Walmart shift in Asheville, North Carolina, and vanishes. He was last seen heading off to look at a used car with an older friend and former coworker, Jason Owens. What happens next is a cascade of bizarre clues: a frantic phone call, a staged car scene, a lipstick mark on the window, and a p
Suzanne Morphew: Murdered in 2020 (Salida, CO) | Part Three
After years of questions, one thing changed everything: Suzanne Morphew was found. In this gripping final installment, we follow the chilling discovery of Suzanne's remains in a shallow grave in Saguache County—and the forensic secrets her bones still carried. From the animal tranquilizer in her system to the evidence that she was moved postmortem, new revelations sparked a second indictment again
Suzanne Morphew: Murdered in 2020 (Salida, CO) | Part Two
As the search for Suzanne Morphew expanded, so did the suspicion surrounding her husband, Barry. In this second installment, we follow investigators deeper into the Morphew home—uncovering hidden recordings, deleted texts, and a secret affair Suzanne had been keeping from Barry. While search teams scoured rivers and mountains, detectives started to build a very different story: one of control, fea
Suzanne Morphew: Murdered in 2020 (Salida, CO) | Part One
On Mother's Day, May 10th, 2020, Suzanne Morphew vanished from her home near Salida, Colorado. At first, this case looked familiar: a small-town disappearance, a missing woman, a bike found off a ravine. But unlike the other women we've covered this season—Suzanne's story has moved forward. Her remains have been found. An arrest has been made. And just three weeks before this episode aired, her hu
BONUS | What We're Still Asking: Tonetta Carlisle & Brandy Hall
In this bonus episode, Sara and Andrea sit down to revisit the first two cases from Season 2 of SEQUESTERED: the disappearances of Tonetta Carlisle and Brandy Hall. With fresh eyes and honest questions, they unpack what still doesn't sit right—from the mysterious witnesses in Tonetta's case to the conflicting theories around Brandy's final hours. Why did key players lie? What evidence might still
Tara Calico: Disappeared in 1988 (Belen, NM) | Part Two
EPISODE 05: THE DISAPPEARANCE OF TARA CALICO Nearly a year after Tara Calico vanished, a Polaroid photo surfaced in a Florida parking lot—showing a bound and gagged teenage girl who looked hauntingly like her. The image launched a nationwide media frenzy, reignited public interest, and deepened the mystery surrounding one of New Mexico's most infamous cold cases. In Part 2, we follow the leads: th
Tara Calico: Disappeared in 1988 (Belen, NM) | Part One
EPISODE 04: THE DISAPPEARANCE OF TARA CALICO On a bright September morning in 1988, 19-year-old Tara Calico left her home in Rio Communities, New Mexico, for her usual bike ride—and never came back. Hours later, fragments of her Walkman and a cassette tape were found scattered near the road. Witnesses reported a suspicious white pickup truck trailing her. But no body. No bike. No arrests. In Part
Brandy Hall: Vanished in 2006 (Malabar, FL) | Part Two
EPISODE 03: THE DISAPPEARANCE OF BRANDY HALL In Part 2 of our investigation into the disappearance of Florida firefighter Brandy Hall, we dive deeper into the tangled theories that began swirling after she vanished the night before her husband's sentencing. As her backpack and helmet are discovered years later and miles apart, investigators begin looking further into the people closest to Brandy—h
Brandy Hall: Vanished in 2006 (Malabar, FL) | Part One
EPISODE 02: THE DISAPPEARANCE OF BRANDY HALL In the sweltering summer of 2006, decorated firefighter Brandy Hall vanished into the Florida night. She left her shift at the Malabar Volunteer Fire Department and dissapeared into the night. The next day, her bloodied truck was pulled from a pond - her gear floating eerily on the surface. But Brandy? Not a trace. In this gripping two-part episode, we
Tonetta Carlisle: Abducted in 1989 (Chattanooga, TN)
EPISODE 01: THE DISAPPEARANCE OF TONETTA CARLISLE 15-year-old Tonetta Carlisle vanished in broad daylight on a spring afternoon in 1989, just minutes after leaving school in Chattanooga, TN. She was just minutes from her home. Witnesses saw her forced into a car, and despite eyewitness accounts, a solid lead, and decades of searching, Tonetta has never been found. Tonetta's case remains unsolved.
SEQUESTERED Season 2 Trailer
In Season Two of SEQUESTERED, we step into the shadows of six cold cases involving missing or murdered individuals whose stories have yet to be brought to justice. These cases don't begin with crime scenes—they begin in the quiet, everyday moments that suddenly turned tragic. Through victim-centric, time-capsule storytelling, SEQUESTERED brings life to stories long buried in silence. New episodes
BONUS Q&A EPISODE: Your Questions, Answered
In this special bonus episode of SEQUESTERED, Sara and Andrea sit down to answer the most pressing and heartfelt questions from listeners around the world. From the shackles and handcuffs to the possible motive, juror insights, and police missteps — no topic is off the table. They revisit pivotal courtroom testimony, unpack public reactions, and share what they've learned since the trial, includin
BONUS EPISODE: Behind the Mic and Beyond the Verdict
In this special bonus episode of SEQUESTERED, co-creators Sara and Andrea sit down for an honest, behind-the-scenes conversation about the making of the podcast, the aftermath of the trial, and the growing impact of Jasmine Pace's story. They reflect on what it was like to turn ten intense days of jury duty into a nationally recognized podcast—while honoring Jasmine's memory every step of the way.
Episode 10: After the Verdict
In the final episode of SEQUESTERED: A Juror's Perspective on the Murder Trial for Jasmine Pace, Sara reflects on the journey from jury duty to podcast creation and the immense emotional and mental weight of seeking justice. Joined by co-producer Andrea, Sara revisits the pivotal moments of the case and shares new insights from prosecutors Coty Wamp and Paul Moyle, whose dedication to Jasmine's fa
Episode 09: The Verdict and Sentencing
In this powerful episode, Juror #11 takes listeners through the final, weighty moments of the trial for Jasmine Pace. After eight days of evidence, testimony, and deliberation, the jury returns to the courtroom to deliver its verdict. But the journey isn't over. The jury must reconvene to determine Chen's fate—whether he will be eligible for parole or spend the rest of his life behind bars. Sara
Episode 08: Closing Statements
In this pivotal episode, Juror #11 takes us inside Day 7 of the murder trial for Jasmine Pace—the day both the defense and prosecution delivered their final arguments before deliberations began. After a much-needed day off filled with quiet moments at Ruby Falls and the Tennessee Aquarium, the jurors returned to the courtroom to face the weight of their duty. With no rebuttal from the state, the d
Episode 07: The State Rests
As Jason Chen's trial enters its final stretch, the prosecution delivers a major shift, resting their case earlier than expected but before the defense takes over, motions fly, including a request for lesser charges and an attempt to introduce a forensic psychologist to challenge premeditation. We hear from two critical witnesses: Courtney Paglino-Brewer - the downstairs neighbor, who recounts th
Episode 06: The Evidence Tells the Story
On Day 5 of the trial, the focus shifts—not to what happened inside Jason Chen's apartment, but to the evidence he left behind. Sara takes us back inside the courtroom as forensic experts lay out the physical and digital trail that maps Jason's every move. The prosecution introduces fingerprint evidence, placing Jason Chen exactly where he didn't want to be—on the garbage bag that held Jasmine's b
Episode 05: The Body in the Suitcase
In this emotionally harrowing episode, Sara - Juror #11 - walks us through Day 4 of the trial against Jason Chen — the day the jury came face to face with the most difficult evidence yet. Forensic expert Dr. Steven Cogswell takes the stand, leading the courtroom through the grim details of Jasmine Pace's autopsy. Through X-rays, photographs, and expert testimony, the jury sees exactly how Jasmine
Episode 04: Inside the Crime Scene
The courtroom holds its breath as prosecutors unveil the raw, unfiltered truth of what happened inside Jason Chen's apartment. Blood spatter. A massive five-foot stain. Suitcase wheel marks in the trunk of his car. Each piece of evidence stacks up, painting a harrowing picture of Jasmine Pace's final moments. CSI experts take the stand, breaking down the chilling details—from BlueStar test reactio
Episode 03: Connecting the Dots
As Day Two of the trial unfolds, the prosecution begins methodically connecting the evidence that led to Jason Chen's arrest. Investigator Zack Crawford's testimony reveals the blood-soaked truth hidden beneath the surface of Chen's apartment, while forensic limitations and the defense's strategy come into play. We follow the digital breadcrumbs left on Chen's phone, chilling surveillance footage
Episode 02: The Trial Begins
The courtroom is silent as the jury takes their seats, the weight of their responsibility settling in. In this gripping episode, Juror #11 takes us inside the first day of the trial of State of Tennessee v. Jason Chen, where the prosecution and defense lay out their opening statements, each painting vastly different pictures of what happened to Jasmine Pace. District Attorney General Coty Wamp com
Episode 01: Jury Duty
Sequestered. It's a word most of us never think will apply to our lives, until it does. In this gripping first episode, Juror #11 takes us inside the moment she was called to serve on one of the most high-profile murder trials in Chattanooga's history, TN vs Jason Chen. From an unexpected voicemail about jury duty to the moment she surrendered her phone and freedom, Sara recounts the surreal expe
SEQUESTERED: A Juror's Perspective of the Murder Trial for Jasmine Pace
Send us a text SUBSCRIBE NOW. SEQUESTERED: A Juror's Perspective on the Murder Trial for Jasmine Pace is a thoughtful 10-episode podcast that offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the State of Tennessee vs. Jason Chen trial. Told through the reflections of Juror #11, who was sequestered to serve on the jury for this trial in Chattanooga, TN. Juror #11 walks listeners through each day of the ni
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