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Jeanette DuPriest: Vanished in Plain Sight in West Philadelphia

VANISHED IN PLAIN SIGHT: THE DISAPPEARANCE OF JEANETTE DUPRIEST A neighborhood bar. Two houses around the corner. A mother of eight. Sixteen years of silence. By RICHIE D MOWREY for The Sassy Gazette’s Dicking Around With Richie: A True Crime Feed West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. April 2010. A neighborhood bar reaches closing time. Glasses are cleared. Lights come up. People drift out onto Springfield Avenue and disappear into a patchwork of rowhouses, side streets, parked cars, and familiar neighborhood corners. Somewhere inside that ordinary end-of-the-night ritual is Jeanette “Nette” DuPriest . Jeanette is 41 years old. She is a mother of eight. She reportedly leaves Wanda’s Lounge , a neighborhood bar near 55th Street and Springfield Avenue, with people she met there. Not long afterward, she is reportedly seen around the corner on Belmar Terrace , where she may have visited two homes. Then the trail dies. Not gradually. No...
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The Disappearance of Kyle Reilly: A Journey Unfinished

THE DISAPPEARANCE OF KYLE REILLY A Journey Planned. A Destination Unconfirmed. A Silence That Remains. By RICHIE D MOWREY The Sassy Gazette | Dicking Around With Richie: A True Crime Feed MISSING PERSON | PENNSYLVANIA Kyle Reilly, 30, has been missing from Chester Springs, Pennsylvania, since March 22, 2026. INTO THE SHADOWS Some missing-person cases explode into the public eye. They get the headlines. They get the interviews. They get the tearful pleas, the evening-news segments, the social media wildfire, the community vigils, the flood of photographs that show a person laughing, living, smiling, existing beyond a case number. And then there are the others. The cases that seem to slip into the system quietly. The cases that get logged, cataloged, assigned a number, and then left to drift through the public record like a voice trapped behind glass. That's what the disappearance of Kyle Reilly feels like. Not because he matters less. Not because t...

The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna: 36 Wounds, Four States, and an Unsolved Homicide

Jonathan Luna in photographs from his younger years and legal career. The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna: 36 Wounds, Four States, and a Death That Still Refuses to Make Sense A federal prosecutor leaves his Baltimore office shortly before midnight. Six hours later, he is found face-down in a freezing Pennsylvania creek. His car is still running. His body is covered in sharp-force injuries. Pennsylvania calls it homicide. Federal investigators begin whispering something very different. By RICHIE D MOWREY for The Sassy Gazette’s Dicking Around With Richie: A True Crime Feed There are unsolved cases where investigators know almost nothing. And then there are cases like Jonathan Paul Luna’s , where investigators accumulated toll records, financial transactions, phone records, computer data, hundreds of interviews, physical evidence, an autopsy, a vehicle soaked in blood, a bizarre interstate journey, and more than two decades of scrutiny... ...and somehow we are still standi...