In this haunting new episode of Creepy Coffees, we dive into one of the most chilling and overlooked cold cases in American history: Jane Doe 59.

In 1969, the body of an unidentified woman was discovered—her name, her story, and her killer all lost to time. Decades later, she remains known only by a number. Who was she? How did she die? And why did her case fade into obscurity while justice was never served?

We explore the known facts, the unsettling details surrounding her discovery, investigative missteps, and the haunting questions that still linger. More importantly, we confront the uncomfortable reality of how nameless victims are often forgotten—and why remembering Jane Doe 59 matters.

Pour a cup, settle in, and join us as we give voice to the voiceless and shine a light into a case that history tried to bury.

☕👻 Creepy Coffees Podcast Because every ghost story deserves a good cup of coffee.

On this episode of Coffee Talk, we’re joined by author Rodney Phillips for an easygoing conversation that blends writing, sports, and late-night coffee talk.

Rodney talks about writing his first novel, the discipline behind the process, and how ideas turn into finished stories. The conversation then shifts to sports, touching on football and hockey, fandom, rivalries, and why those moments on the field and ice resonate just as deeply as the stories we read.

Relaxed, unscripted, and wide-ranging, this episode is classic Coffee Talk—where creative work, sports passion, and good conversation meet over a cup of Creepy Coffees.

Pour a cup. Settle in.

In this Coffee Talk episode of Creepy Coffees Podcast, we sit down with Russell Van Brocklen to discuss his inspiring journey from living with dyslexia to creating programs that help others find their voice and write compelling stories. An honest, motivating conversation about perseverance, creativity, and turning obstacles into strengths—served with a strong cup of coffee. ☕📖👻