Voices for the Victims
Breaking the Ice: Cold Case Files is a True Crime will examine some of the oldest cold cases in hopes of bringing awareness, accountability and justice to the victims and their families.
We will start with Barbara McClure, a 24 year old Mother, missing since 1978—a missing mother from King County, Washington. Through interviews, cold case analysis, and family stories, we explore one of the Pacific Northwest’s most haunting unsolved missing person cases. If you’re drawn to long-term missing per
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Visit website →Send us Fan Mail This is the interview with Steve Towey. the man who says he was babysitting me the day my Mom went missing. Support the show The following podcast contains personal reflections and experiences that may include references to sensitive
Send us Fan Mail We will attempted to answer commonly asked questions. Support the show The following podcast contains personal reflections and experiences that may include references to sensitive topics such as loss, grief, and childhood trauma. The
Send us Fan Mail In 1978, Barbara Annette McClure told people she was being followed. “It’s my dad.” Weeks later, Barbara disappeared. The only thing ever recovered? Her driver’s license. But that clue, the one that could have broken open everything.
Send us Fan Mail This is the secon half of Scott's story, the night Barbara McClure went missing. Support the show The following podcast contains personal reflections and experiences that may include references to sensitive topics such as loss, grief
Send us Fan Mail In this conversation, Jamie Stupey and Scott Steepleton delve into the memories surrounding the disappearance of Jamie's mother, Barbara Annette McClure. They explore the relationship between Scott and Barbara, recounting their early
Send us Fan Mail Learn about the day Barbarba McClure went missing. Support the show The following podcast contains personal reflections and experiences that may include references to sensitive topics such as loss, grief, and childhood trauma. The vi
Send us Fan Mail In this episode you will get a better understanding of why it took 44 years for me to start this journey. Support the show The following podcast contains personal reflections and experiences that may include references to sensitive t
Send us Fan Mail An insite into the media coverage surrounding the disappearance of Barbara McClure. Support the show The following podcast contains personal reflections and experiences that may include references to sensitive topics such as loss, gr
Send us Fan Mail In this episode I share the realization that my mom’s disappearance isn’t just a piece of my past, but something that’s becoming a bigger part of my present and future. It’s a shift I didn’t see coming. Support the show The following