Quenette Shehane was 21 years old when she left the fraternity house of her boyfriend around 6pm on December 20, 1976. She was running to a corner store to buy salad dressing. The next day, Quenette’s abandoned car and lifeless body was found the next day. Quenette’s murder was brutal and senseless, and the individuals responsible would not go unpunished. 

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Between 1924 & 1950, Georgia Tann completely changed the game of adoption, placing thousands of children with families, even celebrities like Joan Crawford, June Allyson, & Rick Flair. However, the “Mother of Modern Adoption” used this reputation, along with the help of many powerful politicians, to kidnap over 5,000 children to be sold under the guise of adoption over the course of 26 years, though many didn’t make it out of the orphanage alive. Listen to the full story of Georgia Tann & The Tennessee Children's Home Society Here. 
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Lisa Knoefel had nothing but the greatest intentions when she opened her home to 16 year old Sabrina Zurich as a foster child in the summer of 2011 and made her a part of their family of 5. Little did she know that act of love and compassion would be met with violence just over a year later when Sabrina wielded a knife at her foster mother, stabbing her nearly 200 times on a November night in 2012. But why did Sabrina do it? Rage? Hate? Or was it something even more sinister. Listen to the full story here!
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Charles Jason Vosseler (known as “CJ”) & William “Billy” Martin, were both toddlers in the fall of 1986 when their parents, 44 year old Charles Martin Vosseler & 38 year old Ruth Ann Vosseler (Parker), were in the early stages of a seemingly amicable divorce in Rockford, New Hampshire. On October 9, 1986, Charlie picked up 3 year old CJ & 2 year old Billy, intending to spending the weekend with an aunt in Connecticut, returning the following Sunday. Sunday, October 12th came and went with no sign of Charlie or the boys. In the first days following their disappearance, it became abundantly clear to Ruth that Charlie abducted the boys, vanishing into thin air. However, it wasn’t until later that she learned how much planning went into the kidnapping AND just how long this awful plan had been in motion.
At the time of this recording, CJ Vosseler is 39 years old & Billy Vosseler, 38.
Charles Martin Vosseler, if he is still alive, is 80 years old. He has ties to Oklahoma, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Florida. He has a noticeable eye condition called horizontal nystagmus causing his pupils to vibrate horizontally, and he may wear glasses. His known aliases include:
Charles Foster, Charlie Wilson, Charles Malcolm Amidon, Charles M. Vosseler, Charles M. Wilson, Charles Wilson, Charles M. Amidon, & Charles M. Vosseler, Jr.
 Date(s) of Birth Used: March 6, 1942 (ACTUAL), March 6, 1943, & February 6, 1944
If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Charlie, CJ or Billy Vosseler, please contact the Boston Field Office of the FBI at (857) 386-2000.
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Amber Hagerman was just 9 years old when she was abducted from an abandoned parking lot in Arlington, TX in January of 1996. Her mutilated body was found in a creek bed 4 days later. Though Amber’s killer has not yet been brought to justice, the AMBER Alert system which was created in Amber’s legacy, has saved over 2,000 abducted children since it’s inception following Amber’s death. Listen to Amber’s story here!

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On December 9, 2008, 29-year-old James Cummings was sleeping peacefully in the comfort of his own home when he was shot twice in the head by his 31-year-old wife, Amber. Some see Amber as a cold-blooded killer, while many believe she is a national hero. Listen to Amber's story to find out why.

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