Cold Case Detective - Season 1

Elisa Lam was a bright, thoughtful, and imaginative student. Her interests in fashion and talents for writing were weighed down by the unfortunate demons of bipolar disorder and mental suppression, clouding the circumstances that most assume led to her initial vanishing and tragic death.

Suzanne Lyall, better known to her friends, family, and co-workers as Suzy, was an extremely intelligent, thoughtful, and compassionate human being. Her interests in technology and talents for computer science were cut short by an inexpiable, untraceable vanishing in March of 1998, leaving all who knew her in life and online grasping for answers in a sea of evidence that drowned us all in doubt.

Phoenix Coldon was an endlessly inquiring, spirited, and musically talented young woman. Her dedications to religion and giftedness in the arts were cut short by an unexplainable, untraceable vanishing in December of 2011, leaving all who knew her both in life and through the world wide web grasping for answers in a sea of evidence that drowned us all in doubt.

Madeleine Beth McCann, was an energetic, innocent, and heartwarming young girl. Her unfulfilled childhood and endless potential to grow into an inspiring, creative, and world-impacting woman was cut short by an untraceable vanishing on May 3rd, 2007, leaving all who knew her in person and eventually both the entire United Kingdom and surrounding countries grasping for answers.

Rico Omarr Harris, known to the world of basketball and all who followed his career as simply "Rico," was an extroverted, athletic, and one time world renowned basketball prodigy. His energetic, entertaining skillset, followed by a courageous battle against addiction and recovery, was cut short by an unexplainable vanishing in October of 2014, leaving all who knew him grasping for answers.

Andrew Sadek, known to his family and friends simply as a smooth and shy young man, was quiet, introspective, and connected with the natural world. His deep rooted passion with the outdoors, like farming and fishing, as well as his inclination to build relationships, was cut short by an unexplainable, unsolved death in an unknown time period soon after 2:00 AM on May 1st, 2014.

Asha Degree was full of life. Full of love. Full of empathy. She held a deep connection to the living world around her and a passion for recreation. Her curiosity drove her to explore the unlimited potential of imagination childhood bestows upon us, and captured an innocence and sensitivity so rarely utilized and emoted by youth. Asha is a beacon of hope, and we hope she is found soon.

Ebby Steppach was creative. Protective. Passionate for expression and individualism. She loved her family, her friends, and served those closest to her with a carefree compassion and unflinching grace. Her ability to forecast the sun despite the rainiest of days made her a special young woman, introducing serenity to a world that so deeply needed it.

Shedding light on the gruesome and unsolved murders of The Wonderland Gang in the summer of 1981.