Timestamps:
(8:00) - Jared Shadeed Update
(12:15) - Claudia Lawrence

On the morning of March 19, 2009, a chef in York, England left her home for work before dawn. She never arrived. Her phone stayed on for hours after she vanished before it was deliberately turned off. Now 17 years later, no one has been charged.

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For most of 2025, Arkansas woman Charity Beallis had been going through a contentious divorce and custody battle with her estranged husband, Dr Randall Beallis. They had been fighting over custody of their 6-year old twins.

On December 2, 2025, a judge decided that Charity and Randall should have joint custody of the children. Charity was ordered to hand the children over to Randall on December 5.

On December 3, a welfare check was called in after Charity was unable to be contacted. When authorities entered her home, they found her and the twins dead.

Due to the tumultuous nature of the divorce proceedings, there were many questions as to how the mother and children died.

In March 2026, authorities released autopsy results. Charity took the lives of the twins before taking her own life.

Read our blog for this case - https://truecrimesocietyblog.com/2026/03/07/charity-beallis-took-the-lives-of-her-young-twins-before-taking-her-own-life-following-a-custody-dispute/

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Welcome back to another episode of the True Crime Society Podcast.

In this episode, we discuss two separate cases where missing people have been found ALIVE years after their disappearance, in crazy circumstances.

• In December 2001, North Carolina woman Michele Hundley Smith told her three children that she was going Christmas shopping. She never returned. Over the next two decades, Michele’s husband faced scrutiny and many wondered if he may have been involved in her disappearance. In February 2026, Michele was found to be alive and living in a trailer park, two hours from the home of her family. She asked that her location not be disclosed to them.
• Colorado attorney Royal ‘Scoop’ Daniel III went to the office of his law practice one morning in April 2007. When other staff arrived, Scoop’s dog was left in the office alone and there was no sign of his owner. An investigation into Scoop’s disappearance revealed that he was hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt. Scoop was found alive in 2011 when he attempted to cross from Mexico back into the US, using his own passport. He was arrested and sentenced to 12 years in prison.

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