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Sixteen-year-old Mekayla Bali walked out of her school in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, on April 12, 2016.

Over the next several hours, surveillance cameras captured pieces of her day. She visited different locations, made phone calls, appeared to be waiting for someone... and then she disappeared.

No confirmed sighting.
No clear explanation.
And more than a decade later, her family is still waiting for answers.

This Monday on Missing Monday, we’re telling Mekayla’s story, following those final documented hours and the questions that still surround her disappearance.

Because missing does not mean forgotten. 🖤

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Twenty-four-year-old Jennifer Kesse vanished from her Orlando condominium in January 2006. Her car was found nearby, and surveillance captured an unidentified person walking away from it, but Jennifer has never been found. This Missing Monday, we revisit the timeline, the evidence, and the questions that still haunt her family.

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In February 1999, 31-year-old Cordell Richards disappeared from Fort Walton Beach, Florida. What began as a missing person case quickly unraveled into one of the most disturbing murders in Okaloosa County history. Driven by jealousy, manipulation, and unimaginable cruelty, three teenagers carried out a crime that shocked even seasoned investigators. In this episode of True Crime Consumes Me, we examine the evidence, the investigation, and the events that led to Cordell's final hours. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

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This week on Missing Monday, we share the story of Mason Roberson, a young man who disappeared without a trace. We walk through the known timeline, the investigation, and why his family is still searching for answers.

🎙️ Listen now, and if this episode resonates with you, please share it. You never know who might recognize a name, remember a detail, or hold the missing piece that brings someone home.

If you have a missing loved one you'd like featured on Missing Monday, I'd be honored to help tell their story. Reach out through True Crime Consumes Me on Facebook.

If you have any information about Mason Roberson's disappearance, no matter how small it may seem, please contact the Alaska Missing Persons Clearinghouse at (907) 269-5038 or your local law enforcement agency.
You can also submit information through the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System, or NamUs, at NamUs Contact Page

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At just 15 years old, Donovan Ellis disappeared after leaving home in Virginia Beach, Virginia, in January 2026. What initially appeared to be a teenager spending time with friends quickly turned into every family's worst nightmare when his phone went silent, his social media stopped, and he never came home.

In this episode of Missing Monday, we share Donovan's story, review the known timeline, the ongoing investigation, and why his family continues to search for answers. Because every missing person deserves to be remembered, and every shared story has the power to reach the right person.

If you have any information about Donovan Ellis's disappearance, no matter how small or insignificant it may seem, please contact the Virginia Beach Police Department Detective Bureau at 757-385-4101. If you wish to remain anonymous, you can also submit a tip through Crime Solvers of Virginia at 1-888-LOCK-U-UP (1-888-562-5887) or online. The detail you think doesn't matter could be the one that finally brings Donovan home.

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In 1983, Karla Faye Tucker brutally murdered two people with a pickaxe during a drug-fueled robbery in Houston, Texas.

Years later, after claiming a religious transformation on death row, her case became one of the most controversial executions in modern American history. Some believed she was truly redeemed. Others believed mercy should never outweigh brutality.

This week on True Crime Consumes Me, we’re diving into the crime, the media frenzy, and the question that still divides people today:
Can someone who commits something monstrous ever truly change?

🖤 Also, I’m looking to put together a list of all the lesser-known true crime cases from ALL over the world. If you know a case that deserves more attention, leave it in the comments and let me disappear down all the rabbit holes! I just want to give new content instead of the common cases we often hear over and over again.

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33-year-old Elijah “Tank” Mitchell has been missing since February 19, 2026 from Ridgefield, Washington.

He was last seen leaving a local Starbucks on foot… and hasn’t been seen since.

Elijah is known to walk to places like Starbucks, Taco Bell, and Domino’s, making his usual routes especially important.

He is described as kind, gentle, and not a danger to anyone. His family says he struggles with health issues and does not have a phone, which makes this situation even more concerning.

His mother is still waiting… just hoping to know her son is safe.

📍 Ridgefield, WA
📞 Ridgefield Police Department: (360) 887-3556
📌 Case #26000104

If you’ve seen Elijah or know anything, please come forward.

Someone has seen him. Someone knows something.

Let’s help bring him home.

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In 1982, seven people in Chicago took Tylenol… and never woke up.

No warning. No connection between them. Just one terrifying truth… someone had turned a trusted product into a weapon.

To this day, the killer has never been caught.

This Friday on True Crime Consumes Me, we’re diving into the Chicago Tylenol Murders… the case that changed how everything you buy is sealed and trusted.

Because sometimes the danger isn’t lurking outside…

…it’s already sitting on your shelf.