Crime Junkie
ANNOUNCING: Park Predators Weekly!
Oct 15, 2024
Dive into the dark world of national park mysteries, where love and lies lead to chilling outcomes. Discover the brutal murder of Henry Stange in Joshua Tree National Park, entangled with jealousy and manipulation. Explore how mobile evidence unveils toxic relationships, and hear confessions that reveal deep emotional turmoil from a love triangle. The contrast between delicious treats and grim crimes adds a unique twist, while the aftermath highlights the heavy burden of grief and injustice for victims' families.
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- Ada Haradine's disappearance and subsequent investigation reveal the complex emotional impact of unresolved cases on both families and communities.
- The initial sense of safety in Ada's neighborhood was shattered by her case, fostering a community's collective need for vigilance and support.
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The Disappearance of Ada Haradine
Ada Haradine changed her plans to attend a Mother's Day mass with her son on May 8, 1985, which led her to being seen working in her yard around 3:10 PM. By 3:20 PM, she had vanished without a trace, prompting a community-wide search. Three years later, her body was located just under 12 miles away in a wooded area, raising more questions than answers regarding her disappearance. The mystery surrounding Ada's life and death continues to haunt those who knew her, as the investigation delves into the circumstances leading to her tragic end.
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