Episode
IF I GO MISSING: Tanya Rider
47:49
Published: Mon Jul 30 2018
Description
When hard-working Tanya Rider misses two shifts and is late for a third, her husband knows something is wrong. But can he convince the local sheriff's department to take her disappearance seriously?ALSO IN THIS EPISODE:What is an "If I Go Missing" folder and why do I need one? Get our If I Go Missing documentFor current Fan Club membership options and policies, please visit https://crimejunkieapp.com/library/. Sources for this episode cannot be listed here due to character limitations. For a full list of sources, please visit https://crimejunkiepodcast.com/missing-tanya-rider/
Chapters
Britt is stepping in as host for this episode, as Kevin was away at Podcast Movement.
00:00 - 02:54 (02:54)
Summary
Britt is stepping in as host for this episode, as Kevin was away at Podcast Movement. They will be offering listeners a way to support Crimestoppers of Central Indiana, which will be a key item in their folder.
EpisodeIF I GO MISSING: Tanya Rider
PodcastCrime Junkie
Tanya's troubled upbringing and Tom's financial struggles didn't stop them from building a life together, but a fateful night in September 2006 turned their world upside down.
02:54 - 08:11 (05:17)
Summary
Tanya's troubled upbringing and Tom's financial struggles didn't stop them from building a life together, but a fateful night in September 2006 turned their world upside down.
EpisodeIF I GO MISSING: Tanya Rider
PodcastCrime Junkie
The podcast episode discusses the mysterious disappearance of Tanya Rider after leaving her job at Fred Meyer.
08:11 - 14:11 (05:59)
Summary
The podcast episode discusses the mysterious disappearance of Tanya Rider after leaving her job at Fred Meyer. Her boyfriend reported her missing and provided details to help the authorities in the investigation.
EpisodeIF I GO MISSING: Tanya Rider
PodcastCrime Junkie
Despite efforts to report missing persons, operators may not be able to open a case if the individual doesn't meet certain criteria or if the person's families and friends haven't been contacted first.
14:11 - 18:07 (03:56)
Summary
Despite efforts to report missing persons, operators may not be able to open a case if the individual doesn't meet certain criteria or if the person's families and friends haven't been contacted first.
EpisodeIF I GO MISSING: Tanya Rider
PodcastCrime Junkie
The flawed criteria for filing a missing person report can result in tragic consequences.
18:07 - 22:54 (04:46)
Summary
The flawed criteria for filing a missing person report can result in tragic consequences. This episode discusses the case of a woman who went missing for two days and still didn't meet the criteria, as well as the case of the Green River Killer's victims who had closed missing person cases due to reported sightings.
EpisodeIF I GO MISSING: Tanya Rider
PodcastCrime Junkie
When Tanya Rider went missing in Washington State, police were unable to solve the case.
22:54 - 33:25 (10:31)
Summary
When Tanya Rider went missing in Washington State, police were unable to solve the case. After more than a month, Tanya's phone finally revealed its location, prompting police to send in a recovery team, who made a shocking discovery.
EpisodeIF I GO MISSING: Tanya Rider
PodcastCrime Junkie
The host stresses the importance of a list documenting personal information about our wills, life insurance polices, and any effects of people with a tumultuous history or grudge against us.
33:25 - 40:29 (07:04)
Summary
The host stresses the importance of a list documenting personal information about our wills, life insurance polices, and any effects of people with a tumultuous history or grudge against us. It can serve as a helpful starting point for loved ones in times of crisis.
EpisodeIF I GO MISSING: Tanya Rider
PodcastCrime Junkie
Knowing the missing persons procedure in your city can be extremely helpful in case of an emergency.
40:29 - 47:42 (07:13)
Summary
Knowing the missing persons procedure in your city can be extremely helpful in case of an emergency. Consider reaching out to local authorities or volunteering with organizations like Crime Stoppers to find out more information and include it in your emergency folder.