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Ben Matthew Garrett: Found, Identified, and the Questions Left Behind

BEN MATTHEW GARRETT: FOUND, IDENTIFIED, AND THE QUESTIONS LEFT BEHIND What We Know. What We Don't. And What the Public Record Actually Shows. By RICHIE D MOWREY For The Sassy Gazette's Dicking Around With Richie: A True Crime Feed Updated October 9, 2026 | A Richie Standard investigation EDITOR'S NOTE: This article substantially revises our January 2026 missing-person coverage following Ben's identification. It distinguishes police-confirmed facts, family-reported information, coroner determinations, credible news reporting, and questions that cannot yet be answered from public records. No records request discussed below has yet produced a new response. Ben's death was officially ruled a suicide. This investigation does not assert otherwise or suggest a proven connection to another death. Before the headlines, there was simply Ben. A son, father, brother, uncle and friend whose life was bigger than the mystery surrounding his death. There was a whole ...
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Amanda DeGuio: The Date That Wouldn’t Stay Put

AMANDA DEGUIO: THE DATE THAT WOULDN’T STAY PUT A young mother vanished from Drexel Hill in June 2014. Twelve years later, the timeline is fractured, the phone is somehow on two sides of the record, a pharmacy allegation still raises more questions than it answers, and Amanda DeGuio is still missing. By RICHIE D MOWREY for The Sassy Gazette’s Dicking Around With Richie: A True Crime Feed Everybody counts, or nobody counts. That line matters here. It matters because Amanda DeGuio’s story has been told for more than a decade through police statements, newspaper articles, missing-person databases, television reports, podcasts, blogs, Facebook posts and true-crime discussions. And somewhere along the way, the story became cleaner than the evidence. A date hardened. Qualifiers disappeared. Allegations became biography. Addiction became an introduction. Sex work became a headline. A possible mental-health diagnosis became something repeated as though a medical file ...