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The Yogurt Shop Murders: Secrets, Scandals, and Unsolved Truths | The Sassy Gazette 📰 The Sassy Gazette Proudly Presents: Dicking Around With Richie A True Crime Feed 🔥 The Yogurt Shop Murders: The Case Austin Can’t Bury By RICHIE D. MOWREY “I saw things in Vietnam, and I thought nothin' would ever match that. Well, this matches that.”  Detective Mike Huckabay, Austin Police Department On a cold night in December 1991, four teenage girls were slaughtered inside an I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt! shop in Austin, Texas. The crime scene was pure hell: the shop ablaze, bodies stacked and burned, evidence soaked and washed away. It’s been over three decades, and guess what? Still. Unsolved. This case has haunted Austin’s collective memory like a ghost. And honestly, there’s plenty to be haunted about. Let’s dive in, because the Yogurt Shop Murders deserve more than the hush-hush treatment they keep getting. 💥 The Amy Ayers Mystery: Why Was She Killed Differently? One ...

The Sassy Gazette Proudly Presents: Dicking Around With Richie  A True Crime Feed By Richie D Mowrey for The Sassy Gazette On a cold February night in 1978, five young men vanished in Northern California. They were friends, basketball teammates, and familiar faces at Yuba City’s Gateway Center for the Handicapped. They were also brothers, sons, and in at least one case, a man with a mental health diagnosis who was finally getting his life together. A few months later, four would be found dead in the snowy wilderness. The fifth Gary Mathias has never been found. Nearly five decades on, this case haunts true crime lovers and investigators alike. Today, I’m bringing you a deep dive into the Yuba County Five , digging into the facts, the lingering questions, and the truly bizarre details that have kept this mystery alive. 🏀 The Night It All Began: February 24, 1978 The five men Jack Madruga, Bill Sterling, Ted Weiher, Jack “Jackie” Huett, and Gary Mathias drove Mad...

📰 The Sassy Gazette Proudly Presents: Dicking Around With Richie A True Crime Feed 🔪 The Night Innocence Was Slashed: How the Murder of Melissa Baker Shocked and Rocked Westmoreland County Picture it Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. 1988. It was one of those sticky summer nights. Twelve-year-old Melissa Baker and her friend, thirteen-year-old Penny Ansell , were just two bright-eyed kids headed to the Norwin Hills video arcade. Instead, they crossed paths with a predator whose name would haunt local headlines: Steven Patrick Mignogna . This wasn’t just another true-crime headline. This was the kind of tragedy that shook an entire community to its core  a stark reminder that monsters don’t just lurk in shadows. Sometimes, they’re the guy offering a ride home from the arcade. 🎮 A Summer Night Turned Nightmare On August 2, 1988, Melissa and Penny agreed to ride with Mignogna to his home in Trafford. Inside, they listened to music. Melissa and Mignogna went upstairs. ...

🕵️‍♂️ The Sassy Gazette Proudly Presents Dicking Around With Richie: A True Crime Feed 💔 Cashdollar Road’s Dark Secret: Who Killed Shawn Fosnaught & Scott Baur? By The Sassy Gazette | June 26, 2025 “It’s not even so much who did it, but what happened. It would give us some peace.” – Barry Baur, father of Shawn Baur On a lonely stretch of road in Butler County, Pennsylvania, two teenage boys lost their lives in what has become one of Western PA’s most haunting cold cases. In the early morning hours of July 17, 2002, 15-year-olds Shawn Baur and Scott Fosnaught were found fatally injured on Cashdollar Road , a desolate country lane surrounded by woods, cornfields, and now two decades of chilling questions. At first glance, it looked like a tragic hit-and-run. But from the very beginning, the evidence refused to line up. Was this really an accident or was everything staged? ⚰️ The Night That Changed Everything The boys had spent the night of July 16, 2002, ...

🕵️‍♀️ The Sassy Gazette Proudly Presents: Dicking Around With Richie A True Crime Feed Cabin 28 The Unsolved Horror of the Keddie Murders By Richie D Mowrey for The Sassy Gazette Wow. This one takes me back to the very beginning seasons of my youth: 1981. Welcome to another installment of Dicking Around With Richie , where we don't let decades of dust or dropped badges keep us from chasing the truth. Today, we're diving headfirst into one of the most haunting cold cases in American crime history: the brutal 1981 slayings in Keddie, California. In a sleepy mountain resort, four lives were shattered in ways too horrifying to forget. Glenna “Sue” Sharp, her teenage son John, his best friend Dana Wingate, and 12-year-old Tina Sharp were murdered or abducted in a small cabin tucked into the woods and for over four decades, the silence around this case has been just as chilling as the crime. 🧩 The Scene of the Crime: Blood, Tape, Silence The living room of Cabin 28 was...

🕵️‍♀️ The Sassy Gazette Presents: Dicking Around With Richie 🔍 A True Crime Feed What Happened to Elisa Lam? By RICHIE D MOWREY for The Sassy Gazette I remember when this happened. Like millions of others, I watched the elevator video. I remember feeling haunted. Confused. Angry. What happened to Elisa Lam? Did she have a mental health breakdown? Was it an accident? Was it murder? Could someone have been stalking her at the Cecil Hotel? One thing is clear: there were 700 hotel rooms at the Cecil. Someone saw something. Someone knows something. This post is for Elisa and for every young woman whose story gets buried beneath the internet’s theories and a city’s silence. 📅 Timeline: The Final Days of Elisa Lam Jan 26, 2013: Elisa Lam checks into the infamous Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles after traveling alone from Vancouver, Canada. Jan 31, 2013: She’s last seen alive at The Last Bookstore. Later that evening, she's captured on CCTV behaving strangely in the...

🕵️‍♂️ The Sassy Gazette proudly presents Dicking Around With Richie: A True Crime Feed 🧩 Episode: The Forgotten Fire Who Killed Catherine Corkery? “She was sweet. She was kind. And someone brutally destroyed her. Thirty-five years is too damn long.”   🔥 The Night She Never Came Home On a sultry July night in 1989, 22-year-old Catherine “Cathy” Corkery left a Mt. Lebanon party and walked toward home in Dormont, Pennsylvania. She never made it. The next morning, her nude, mutilated, and burned body was discovered in a backyard just steps from her apartment, near the Potomac Station light-rail tracks. She had been strangled with a ligature , slammed into the rails , stabbed , sexually assaulted , and set on fire . Her killer tried to erase every trace  but failed. What followed was an avalanche of unanswered questions, a gut-punched community, and an unsolved murder that’s haunted the South Hills for decades . 👩 Who Was Catherine Corkery? Catherine was more ...

📍The Vanished Vagabond: The Unsolved Disappearance of Leah Roberts By The Sassy Gazette | Investigative Spotlight Series “She set out in search of meaning only to vanish into mystery.” ✨ Who Was Leah Roberts? Leah Toby Roberts was not your typical 23-year-old. Raised in North Carolina, she was fiercely independent, creative, and enamored with the works of Jack Kerouac. But Leah’s life took a series of tragic turns. In the span of two years, she lost both parents and survived a devastating car crash that left her with a metal rod in her femur. She left college before graduation, yearning for something more. In March 2000, Leah embarked on a spontaneous cross-country road trip alone. What happened next remains one of the most perplexing missing persons cases in U.S. history. 🚙 The Final Journey: Timeline of Disappearance Date Key Events March 9, 2000 Leah leaves Durham, NC, in her Jeep Cherokee with her cat, Bea. Leaves a note: “I’m not suicidal. I’m the op...

📍The Vanishing Valentine: Inside the Unsolved Disappearance of Asha Degree By The Sassy Gazette | Investigative Spotlight Series “We still have hope.” Iquilla Degree, mother of Asha Degree On a stormy February night in 2000, 9-year-old Asha Degree walked out of her home in Shelby, North Carolina, with a packed bookbag and into the night. She was never seen again. What followed was one of the most haunting and perplexing child disappearance cases in recent U.S. history. A case that, despite national attention, groundbreaking forensic updates, and unwavering family advocacy, remains unsolved 25 years later. This is a comprehensive look into everything we know and still don’t about the disappearance of Shelby’s Sweetheart: Asha Jaquilla Degree. 📅 The Timeline: Asha’s Last Known Movements February 13–14, 2000: Asha went to bed after 8 p.m. and was last seen asleep by her father around 2:30 a.m. By morning, she was gone. Somewhere between those hours, she packed a s...

📍The Vanishing Hours: A Deep Dive into the Disappearance of Lauren Spierer By The Sassy Gazette | Investigative Spotlight Series “She stepped into the night barefoot, and was never seen again.” 👩‍🎓 Who Was Lauren Spierer? Lauren Elizabeth Spierer was a 20-year-old Indiana University student from Scarsdale, New York, with a passion for fashion and a future full of promise. Petite, bright, and vivacious, Lauren had come to Bloomington, Indiana, to study textile merchandising and experience college life. But on June 3, 2011, a typical night out with friends turned into one of the most perplexing unsolved mysteries in the United States. 🕰️ Timeline: The Night Lauren Disappeared Lauren’s final known movements spanned a few short hours but have left a trail of unanswered questions that still haunt investigators, her family, and the public. 12:30 a.m. – Leaves her apartment with friend David Rohn. 1:46 a.m. – Caught on surveillance entering Kilroy’s Sports Bar with Cor...

📍The Vanishing Night: The Disappearance of Danielle Imbo and Richard Petrone Jr. By The Sassy Gazette | Investigative Spotlight Series “Two people. One truck. No evidence. No goodbyes. Just gone.” 💔 A Love Story Interrupted On the night of February 19, 2005 , longtime friends and sometimes-lovers Danielle Imbo and Richard Petrone Jr. walked out of a South Street bar in Philadelphia and disappeared into the night. No trace of them or the black Dodge Dakota pickup truck they left in has ever been found. No phone calls. No credit card use. No security footage. And no answers. Just two people swallowed whole by the night. 🕰️ A Chilling Timeline 11:45 p.m. : Danielle and Richard leave Abilene’s bar, heading to Danielle’s home in Mount Laurel, NJ. Witnesses say they looked happy. Next Day : Danielle misses a salon appointment and fails to pick up her toddler. Richard skips Daytona 500 plans. Their phones go silent. Search Begins : Family and friends launch a...

📍The Vanishing Point: Maura Murray and the Mystery That Won’t Rest By The Sassy Gazette | Investigative Spotlight Series “The snow swallowed her footprints, but not the questions.” In a digital age where mysteries rarely stay unsolved, the case of Maura Murray remains one of the most haunting, heartbreaking, and confounding disappearances of the 21st century. It’s a story of a promising young woman, a sudden detour into the snowy night, and a vanished trail that even time refuses to bury. Now, more than two decades later, the question lingers like frost on Route 112 in Haverhill, New Hampshire: What happened to Maura Murray? 👩‍⚕️ Who Was Maura Murray? Maura Murray was more than just a missing person. She was a daughter, sister, athlete, and nursing student , known for her intelligence, drive, and a quiet smile that hid deeper layers of struggle. Raised in Hanson, Massachusetts, Maura was a standout student and track star who first attended West Point before transferring t...

📍Vanished Without a Trace: The Life and Disappearance of Andrea Knabel By The Sassy Gazette | Investigative Spotlight Series “She searched for the missing and then became one of them.” In a world overflowing with headlines, Andrea Michelle Knabel’s story is one that deserves not to be forgotten. A devoted mother, fierce friend, and passionate advocate for the missing, Andrea wasn’t just another face on a flyer. She was someone who helped others find their way home until she herself vanished into the night. 👩‍🦰 Who Was Andrea Knabel? Andrea was born in 1982 in Louisville, Kentucky. She was smart, sharp-witted, and driven the eldest of three sisters in a close-knit but sometimes stormy family. With a marketing degree from the University of Louisville, she landed a good job as a health analyst at Humana. But like so many others, Andrea hit hard times. She lost her job, then her car, and eventually found herself living with her family again, caught between rebuilding and breaking ...

🕵️‍♀️ Web Sleuths or Witch Hunters? When True Crime Fans Cross the Line By RICHIE D MOWREY for The Sassy Gazette (The Gossip You Didn’t Know You Needed) 🧬 The Cases They Cracked (Gold Stars for the Internet) 🔹 Bear Brook Murders – Solved by Genealogy Nerds A mystery in two barrels became a triumph of DNA and persistence. With the help of GEDmatch and relentless internet researchers, victims were identified and the "Chameleon Killer" exposed. 🔹 Gypsy Rose & Dee Dee Blanchard – Facebook Clues One eerie post lit up the internet and helped sleuths track down Gypsy and her boyfriend. A modern-day mystery unraveled in real time, with deadly consequences. 🔹 Lyle Stevik – A Name Restored He checked into a motel and died by suicide. Seventeen years later, thanks to DNA tools and Websleuths, he finally had his name returned. 🔹 Golden State Killer – The McNamara Effect Michelle McNamara didn’t solve it alone, but her passion reignited national attention. Th...