I joined the search for missing mom Whisper Owen and her baby Sandra McCarty on August 8, 2025, when I flew to northen California, rented a Jeep, and headed to the Central Valley. During my search I discovered two locations that seemed promising. See the photos below – what do
Updated January 21, 2026 The mother of Thomas Gibbs recently shared a post on Facebook, asking for help from people with experience in exploring Grand Canyon. Unfortunately, any hope of finding her son is long gone and the effort now is focused on locating his remains and bringing closure. Prior
Whisper Owen, a 36-year-old mom from Rosemont, CA, east of Sacramento, and her 8-month baby Sandra, disappeared while driving home on the night of Tuesday, July 15, 2025. It had been a long day for Whisper and Sandra. They left home at 4:00 a.m., with Whisper driving a 2006 Chevy
Updated September 6, 2025 (see my January 21, 2026 post about how the manhunt ended) The FBI’s recent grid search to locate Travis Decker or find evidence that could help solve the case came up empty. On September 3rd, the FBI’s Seattle office issued a statement that bones recovered during
When a ring of thieves heisted bags of jewelry from the back of a Brinks truck in July 2022, they had no idea what they were getting into. Their $100 million haul was the largest jewelry theft in U.S. history. Before the heist, the largest theft that the ring pulled
The bombing of a Palm Springs fertility clinic on May 17, 2025, was inspired by an extreme “anti-life” ideology called “efilism,” invented by 65-year-old Gary Mosher, who posts hundreds of videos online. Mosher’s videos, many with grotesque or disturbing imagry, advocate that human life is unethical and should be extinguished.
Palm Springs, CA – The suspect who allegedly detonated a car bomb in this resort city said in a prerecorded statement that he targeted an IVF clinic because “I’m angry that I exist” and “nobody got my consent to bring me here.” Guy Edward Bartkus, 25, espoused a radical doctrine
When Aurora Phelps posted a profile on Tinder, she claimed to be “looking for friends.” But the FBI says Aurora was hunting for men to drug and fleece. Two of Aurora’s alleged victims turned up dead, while another vanished after being drawn into her clutches. So far only one alleged
After the bodies of Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa turned up inside their Santa Fe estate on February 26, 2025, the sheriff’s office called the deaths “suspicious.” The New Mexico medical examiner reached a startling conclusion: They died on different days from unrelated natural causes. Based on autopsy