Crime Bit with Danelle Hallan

A Halloween abduction exposes the secret Jackie Roubideaux kept while babysitting Nima Carter and the Carpitcher twins. In 1976, toddler twins Tina and Mary Carpenter were found locked inside an abandoned refrigerator days later; only Tina survived. A year later, Roubideaux's own charge, Nima, vanished on Halloween night the same way. Parallels between the cases tied Roubideaux to both crimes.

A young woman vanishes in Nome, exposing a shocking betrayal inside law enforcement. In August 2003, Sonya Ivanoff walked home and never returned; her body was found near a gravel pit, shot once. A wrongly suspected man was cleared, and a witness placed Sonya in a Nome police SUV that night. A stolen patrol car later turned up riddled with bullets, carrying a letter claiming the murder.

A young woman vanishes in Nome, exposing a shocking betrayal inside law enforcement. Officer Matthew Owens became the focus after his timeline unraveled; a burn pit near his camp held clothing fragments matching Sonya's, and a .22 casing matched the fatal shot. A first trial hung; a second convicted Owens of murder, earning 101 years. Alaska later passed a law setting minimums for officer murders.

A car crash near Chicago leaves behind footage clues, unanswered questions, and a missing man. Dan Davis vanished in late November after a head-on collision he shrugged off, then wandered disoriented through the suburbs, caught on camera dragging one leg. His ransacked apartment points to a possible stroke; K-9 units traced his scent to a railyard fence, but the search has found nothing.

A missing persons advocate vanishes herself, leaving family and investigators searching for answers. Andrea Knabel disappeared from Louisville in August 2019 after being turned away from her sister's house at night; her phone traced her back toward her mother's, then went silent. Family members gave shifting accounts and wiped their devices that same day. Andrea's family still searches for her.

Kaysera's suspicious death exposes delayed reports, family questions, and a fight for answers. In August 2019, 18-year-old Kaysera Stops Pretty Places vanished from a birthday party in Hardin, Montana; reports went unfiled, and her body turned up five days later, feet away. A coroner pushed for quick cremation over her mother's wishes. Her case remains unsolved, part of a broader MMIW crisis.