She told her mom she was going camping.

She stopped for coffee the next morning.

And then, somewhere deep in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey… Danielle Evelyn Lopez vanished.

Danielle was 37 years old — warm, loud in the best way, and deeply loved by her family. On April 13, 2024, she was last seen walking alone along a remote forest road after her car became stuck. Nearly two weeks later, her car was found abandoned in the woods — with her belongings inside… but no sign of Danielle.

No suspects.

No answers.

Just silence.

This week on Missing Monday, we’re telling Danielle’s story — not just how she disappeared, but who she was — because being missing isn’t the same thing as being gone.

If you know anything, please contact New Jersey State Police: 609-882-2000.

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Deep in the quiet of the national forests… a predator was hiding in plain sight.

Hikers thought they were alone.

He made sure they were.

This week on True Crime Consumes Me, we’re heading into the case of Gary Michael Hilton — the drifter who turned some of the most beautiful trails in the Southeast into hunting grounds.

Four confirmed victims.

Dozens of possible ones.

A manhunt across three states.

And the unbelievable bravery of one woman who fought back.

This one… stays with you.

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Twenty-year-old Ashley Loring HeavyRunner vanished from the Blackfeet Reservation in June 2017 — leaving behind a family desperate for answers and a trail clouded by delays, jurisdictional confusion, and silence. In this Missing Monday story, we revisit Ashley’s final known days, the evidence found, the unanswered questions, and the sister who has never stopped searching.
If you know anything about Ashley’s disappearance, please contact the FBI or the BIA Missing & Murdered Unit.
Being missing isn’t the same thing as being gone — and Ashley’s story still matters.

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