On December 26, 1983, in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Margaret Anderson was beaten, tortured, raped and finally killed by four members of a biker gang inside the Back Forty local bar. The case was finally solved after four years of work by the Green Bay Police Department, other jurisdictions, and the help of America's Most Wanted television show.

According to the court records, Mark Hinton, Mark Lukensmeyer, and Denice Stumpner's fifty-year sentences resulted in mandatory release after only 22 years. Hinton was freed under supervision in the summer of 2007, followed by Lukensmeyer in the spring of 2008. Stumpner's required release date with supervision was January 20, 2011. Randolph Whiting, the only one of the four to be convicted of the murder, was paroled in 2020.

Tonight we are talking about America's most mysterious disappearances in history. Where is Maura Murray? How did she disappear in a matter of minutes?

This is the unsolved disappearance of Asha Degree. What happened to her on that dark rural North Carolina road, in the middle of a storm? Someone knows something!

This is the case of Alonzo Brooks - vanished from a party and his killer is still out there....22 years later!

This is the case of Joseph Oberhansley and the grizzly murder of his fiance, Tammy Jo Blanton in Jeffersonville, Indiana. Murder, Cannibalism and how he even was walking free to begin with!

This is the story of survival. Lisa Aguilar persevered through the most heinous violation of a marriage.

Let's dive right into the parole hearing for the man serving a life sentence for the murder of Sydonna Morris, a beloved mother, daughter, sister and friend.

On this episode, we take a look at a missing case situation out of Milwaukee Wisconsin!