True Crime Garage

This episode of True Crime Garage provides updates on the Boardman Murders, discussing the breakthroughs in two unsolved cases of three boys who were murdered in the early 1970s. The chapter explores the suspicious death of another young boy, featuring disagreements with the coroner's findings. The podcast also covers the progress in the investigation of the Brad Bellino case, including the use of DNA evidence and the controversy surrounding testimonies and sightings.

The Hammer Man /// Part 2 /// 691Part 2 of 2 www.TrueCrimeGarage.com1973 - Seattle, Washington; When 15 year old Katherine Miller did not return home from school, her mother notified the police.  The following morning an investigation ensued.  Katherine’s disappearance was immediately considered to be suspicious by seasoned detectives.  The disappearance reeked of foul play.  The detectives were quick to find a suspect and other cases that shared similarities to Katherine's.  Was all of this the work of “The Hammer Man?”   When one wants to do a thorough historical review of U.S.A. True Crime, there are those stories that must be told.  This is one of them. Beer of the Week - the Bible Salesman by Transplants Brewing Company Garage Grade - 3 and a half bottle caps out of 5 Make sure to follow True Crime Garage on Facebook, Twitter (X), and Instagram Thanks for listening and thanks for telling a friend! 

The Hammer Man /// Part 1 /// 690 Part 1 of 2www.TrueCrimeGarage.com1973 - Seattle, Washington; When 15 year old Katherine Miller did not return home from school, her mother notified the police.  The following morning an investigation ensued.  Katherine’s disappearance was immediately considered to be suspicious by seasoned detectives.  The disappearance reeked of foul play.  The detectives were quick to find a suspect and other cases that shared similarities to Katherine's.  Was all of this the work of “The Hammer Man?”   When one wants to do a thorough historical review of U.S.A. True Crime, there are those stories that must be told.  This is one of them. Beer of the Week - the Bible Salesman by Transplants Brewing Company Garage Grade - 3 and a half bottle caps out of 5 Make sure to follow True Crime Garage on Facebook, Twitter (X), and Instagram Thanks for listening and thanks for telling a friend! 

Grant Solomon /// Part 2 /// 689Part 2 of 2 www.TrueCrimeGarage.comOn July 20, 2020 a 911 call came into Gallatin, Tennessee emergency services. Aaron Solomon was requesting help because as he told the dispatcher his son’s truck had just backed over his son. His son, 18 year old Grant Solomon was trapped under the vehicle. He was in need of rescuing and medical attention. Grant did not survive. This tragedy was quickly called into question because of allegations made against Aaron Solomon. His children have accused him of years of abuse. Supporters of Grant, Gracie and their mother Angie believe that this was no accident and that Grant was forever silenced by his father. To view photos from the scene and to learn more about the Solomon family and Gracie and her mother Angie’s fight for justice for Gracie and Grant go to www.Freedom4Gracie.comBeer of the Week - Howdy Cloudy hazy session IPA from Tailgate Brewery Garage Grade - 4 out of 5 bottle caps Check out our friends at Law & Crime on YouTube and make sure to check out the Law & Crime Sidebar podcast Monday through Friday. Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/law-crime-sidebar/id1620223164Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0oAia385Ax5odjypagFZIA

Grant Solomon, an 18-year-old boy tragically trapped under a vehicle, sparks suspicion of foul play as allegations of abuse by his father are revealed. The hosts discuss the possibility of an impromptu attack and analyze a mysterious 911 call. They explore the presence of other voices during the call and evidence of a delayed emergency response.

Amber Spradlin ////// 687Part 1 of 1www.TrueCrimeGarage.comOn June 18, 2023 first responders arrived at the scene of a residence on Arkansas Creek in Martin, Kentucky. Martin is a tiny community near Prestonsburg. Later, Kentucky State Police announced that they had found 39 year old Amber Spradlin dead at the scene due to a knife attack. The community is in an uproar as more than one 911 was made before anyone showed up to the scene. Could Amber’s life have possibly been saved that night? Prestonsburg interim Police Chief Ross Shurtleff said the 911 center didn’t receive any calls from Amber Spradlin on June 18. All calls from that day have been forwarded to the Kentucky State Police for their investigation. If you or anyone you know has information that could help this murder investigation please contact the Kentucky State Police at 1.606.433.7711 Beer of the Week - I’m Surrounded By Assholes - Hazy IPA Milkshake from Dirty Oar Beer Company Follow the show on Twitter @truecrimegarage and follow Nic @TCGNIC and The Captain @TCGCaptain 

Rob Mohney /// Part 2 /// 686Part 2 of 2 www.TrueCrimeGarage.com On a hot summer evening in July of 1996 something interrupted 29 year old Rob Mohney’s dinner. Rob got up from the table and left his home in a hurry and he has never been seen alive since. Rob was a hardworking guy, with a lot of friends and it is within that group that we feel we can get some answers. Join us in the Garage for a couple of cold ones while we see if we can heat up this cold case. Beer of the Week - Red Bird Ale by Portsmouth Brewing CompanyGarage Grade - 3 and a quarter bottle caps out of 5

Rob Mohney /// Part 1 /// 685Part 1 of 2 www.TrueCrimeGarage.comOn a hot summer evening in July of 1996 something interrupted 29 year old Rob Mohney’s dinner. Rob got up from the table and left his home in a hurry and he has never been seen alive since. Rob was a hardworking guy, with a lot of friends and it is within that group that we feel we can get some answers. Join us in the Garage for a couple of cold ones while we see if we can heat up this cold case. Beer of the Week - Red Bird Ale by Portsmouth Brewing CompanyGarage Grade - 3 and a quarter bottle caps out of 5

Delphi Murders Unsealed /// Part 2 /// 684Part 2 of 2 www.TrueCrimeGarage.comOn February 13th 2017, two teenaged girls went missing for the trails at the Monon High Bridge in Carroll County, Indiana.  The following day search and rescue teams found the bodies of the two girls, Libby and Abby.  It was more than five years later that Richard Allen was arrested and charged with the murders.  Recently, previously sealed court documents about the case, the arrest, and evidence were unsealed and released to the public. Due to dozens of requests we have decided to discuss these documents and the details of the information found on those pages this week in the Garage.  There are significant details that many have wondered about for over six years now.  Finally, more information is now available in a murder investigation that has been previously cloaked in mystery, silence and uncertainty.Recommended Reading - Coal Country Killing; a future, a union, and the murders that changed it all by bestselling authors Robert K. Tanenbaum and Steve Jackson 

Delphi Murders Unsealed /// Part 1 /// 683Part 1 of 2 www.TrueCrimeGarage.comOn February 13th 2017, two teenaged girls went missing for the trails at the Monon High Bridge in Carroll County, Indiana.  The following day search and rescue teams found the bodies of the two girls, Libby and Abby.  It was more than five years later that Richard Allen was arrested and charged with the murders.  Recently, previously sealed court documents about the case, the arrest, and evidence were unsealed and released to the public. Due to dozens of requests we have decided to discuss these documents and the details of the information found on those pages this week in the Garage.  There are significant details that many have wondered about for over six years now.  Finally, more information is now available in a murder investigation that has been previously cloaked in mystery, silence and uncertainty.Recommended Reading - Coal Country Killing; a future, a union, and the murders that changed it all by bestselling authors Robert K. Tanenbaum and Steve Jackson