On June 6, 2022, Graham Lacher walked away from a mental health facility in Bangor, Maine, and was never seen again. What followed was an extensive search, a growing silence, and questions that remain unanswered.

Investigators confirmed Graham did not access transportation, communication, or shelter after leaving. Despite coordinated search efforts and public appeals, no physical evidence has ever been found to explain where he went.

This episode examines the limits of investigation when someone disappears without witnesses or violence, and the weight carried by families who are left with uncertainty instead of closure.

Trigger warnings: discussion of mental health, adult disappearance, unresolved loss. New episodes drop Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.

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Mary Mayhew’s life ended inside her own home, in a relationship that appeared private and ordinary to the outside world. What unfolded behind closed doors revealed a pattern of control and violence that had gone unseen until it was too late.

This episode examines how domestic violence can escalate quietly, how warning signs are often recognized only in hindsight, and how accountability unfolds when harm is hidden in plain sight. Mary’s story is not about spectacle, but about truth, responsibility, and remembrance.

Her death is a reminder that violence does not require chaos to become lethal. Sometimes it grows in silence, protected by routine and privacy.

Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of domestic violence and homicide.

New episodes of Angelica’s Morbid Minutes release Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.

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For years, a quiet house in Perris, California, hid a reality no one was allowed to see. What appeared to be a private, religious household was in fact a closed system of control, isolation, and abuse that spanned decades.

This episode traces how thirteen children were hidden from schools, doctors, and community oversight, and how that isolation allowed extreme harm to continue unchecked. It examines the systems that failed, the evidence that finally exposed the truth, and the long road survivors faced after rescue.

This is a story about silence, accountability, and what happens when abuse is mistaken for discipline and privacy becomes a shield.

Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of prolonged child abuse, neglect, starvation, and imprisonment.

New episodes of Angelica’s Morbid Minutes are released on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.

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November 15th, 2025, Wiley Davi vanished from Peaks Island on a cold November night, leaving behind a community searching for answers that never came. What began as an ordinary evening ended in a disappearance that defies explanation, even in a place where routines are closely watched.

Authorities searched land and water, reviewed ferry records, and followed every viable lead before the intensive search was scaled back. With no physical evidence and no confirmed sightings, the case remains open, suspended in uncertainty.

This episode sits with what cannot be known, and with the weight that unresolved loss places on families and small communities. Wiley’s disappearance is not solved, but it is not forgotten.

Trigger warnings: this episode contains discussion of an adult disappearance and unresolved loss. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

New episodes of Angelica’s Morbid Minutes are released on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.

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In 1975, three-year-old Kurt Newton vanished from a family camping trip at Chain of Ponds near the Canadian border. His father found his tricycle still upright on the dirt road. The engine was warm. The woods were silent.

For days, hundreds of searchers scoured the terrain. Planes, dogs, wardens, and volunteers searched, yet not a trace of Kurt was ever found. What began as a missing child case became one of Maine’s most haunting mysteries, a story of devotion, loss, and the limits of hope.

Half a century later, the forest still keeps its secret.

Trigger warnings: this episode contains discussion of child endangerment and unresolved loss. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

New release schedule:
Missing in Maine – Tuesdays at 5:00 AM EST
Full Morbid Episodes – Wednesdays at 5:00 AM EST
Mini Morbids – Thursdays at 5:00 AM EST

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Portland, Maine, 1998. A park worker beginning his morning rounds finds the body of 42-year-old Barbara Bridges beneath the fog in Deering Oaks Park. For decades, her case sat in silence, the evidence sealed away in a freezer waiting for the right moment in science to speak.

When a DNA match finally revealed her killer, the truth came with both relief and heartbreak. This episode follows the investigation from that cold autumn morning to the day Barbara’s name was finally cleared of the word “unsolved,” and justice came home to Maine.

Trigger Warning: Sexual assault, murder, and forensic detail.
New episodes every Sunday (Full Morbid), Wednesday (Mini Morbid), and Friday (Missing in Maine).
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Bangor, Maine, March 3, 2007. Four teenagers took a shortcut behind Union Street and found a body wrapped in layers of bedding beneath the snow. The woman was Christina Simonin, my aunt. This episode tells the story of her life, her death, and the fight for justice that followed. It is also the story of my grandmother’s strength and the truth our family fought to make sure was never forgotten.

Trigger Warnings: Sexual assault, torture, and murder.

New episodes every Sunday (Full Morbid), Wednesday (Mini Morbid), and Friday (Missing in Maine).

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In October 2001, 25-year-old Amy St. Laurent went out for a night in Portland’s Old Port and never came home. For nearly three weeks, her disappearance consumed southern Maine, a community search, a mother’s desperate vigil, and investigators chasing the faintest trail through the dark. When her body was finally found in a wooded lot in Scarborough, the truth revealed a predator hiding in plain sight.

This is the story of Amy St. Laurent: how one woman’s courage and a community’s determination exposed a killer, and how her legacy continues through a foundation built in her name.

Trigger warning: This episode contains discussion of abduction, assault, and murder. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

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