In the last few years, dozens of Navy pilots have come forward with video evidence of objects in the sky that defy our understanding of physics. In his new limited series, investigative podcast host, Payne Lindsey (Up and Vanished, Atlanta Monster), aims to separate fact from fiction when it comes to UFO sightings, and the strange happenings way up high.
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Truer Crime tells stories of real people who are missing, murdered or misled, digging deeper and challenging listeners to ask questions about the root cause of crime, and what justice really is. In this episode of Truer Crime, Celisia takes a deeper look into what happens when the systems put in place to protect children, ultimately fail them. Tenderfoot TV has partnered with Truer Crime host, Celisia Stanton, to share Relisha Rudd’s story with you. The timeline of Relisha’s disappearance is somewhat unclear but what is clear is that multiple systems failed to keep her safe and the failure of those systems is why no one even knew that she was missing, until it was too late. Back in 2014, Relisha Rudd, an 8 year old African American girl, went missing from Northeast, DC. July 11th marks “Relisha Rudd Remembrance Day'' in Washington, DC.
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