In 1995, one of our listeners from Kentucky was high school pen pals with a girl named Kiplyn Davis from Spanish Fork, Utah, when one day the Spanish Fork Police called looking for answers. Kiplyn had gone missing. Kiplyn's story takes over 16 years to unfold and even though a few young men have been accused of and pled guilty to murder, no one has ever found Kiplyn or her remains. For 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-kiplyn-davis/.
The hosts discuss the struggle of going week to week on a podcast after binging it and share a story about a listener's experience.
Kiplin, a teenager, goes missing in the morning while preparing to leave for her driver's ed class, but no one notices until later in the day.
A father becomes concerned when his daughter's friend, Chris, hasn't returned home, and he cannot shake the feeling that something is wrong.
The school resource officer made announcements multiple times a day, urging any witnesses to come forward, but received no leads. The host shares a tip from a body language expert on how to catch someone in a lie.
Kipland Kinkel disappeared in 2016 and his father's search for answers led to a collaboration with a journalist who revealed new information about Chris Hampton, a friend of Kipland's who was with him on the day he disappeared. A surprising confession comes out during a conversation with Kipland's father that could provide some answers in the case.
This episode explores the unsolved murder case of Kipling D. Williams who was tragically killed in 1993. Tim Holmseth, a journalist who wrote up on the case believes he has uncovered the truth of what happened to her based on recordings between himself and an anonymous source with inside knowledge into the case.
This episode discusses the case of Kiplyn Davis, whose murderer took a plea deal for felony manslaughter despite giving inconsistent testimonies. The episode explores the motivations behind plea deals and the consequences for victims and their families.
The host shares a story about a creepy encounter in the workplace and advises listeners to take caution and protect themselves in similar situations.
Despite having full-time jobs and families, volunteers in Amy Larsen's German Shepherd Rescue devote tens of thousands of hours and dollars every year to saving German Shepherd dogs. For the month of March, this podcast will focus on their efforts.