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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In 1981, 32-year-old Patricia Beard was found murdered in her small Denver apartment — sexually assaulted, strangled, and left with no witnesses and no leads. For more than three decades, her case sat cold and was not spoken about much in news or any other way… until a single forgotten swab, nearly tossed in a 1994 evidence purge, finally spoke.
Today, we unravel the brutal crime, the decades of silence, and the DNA breakthrough that brought Patricia the justice she deserved.

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In 1992, in the quiet foothills of Tennessee, 44-year-old Roy Lee Whited walked away from his home in White County… and vanished without a trace. A beloved father, friend, and well-known local, Roy didn’t just disappear — he left behind a trail of questions that still haunt the people who knew him best.

This Missing Monday, we’re shining a light on Roy’s story — the strange circumstances leading up to his disappearance, the possible sightings, the unanswered rumors, and the heartbreaking search that stretched across miles of backroads and decades of silence.

Someone out there knows what happened to Roy.
And silence isn’t the same thing as being gone.

If you have information regarding the disappearance of Roy Lee Whited, please contact the White County Sheriff’s Office at 931-836-2700.

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This week on True Crime Consumes Me, we dive into the horrifying case of Dr. Harold Shipman — the quiet, respected family doctor who murdered more than 200 of his own patients. Behind the white coat and gentle bedside manner was a man driven by control, obsession, and a secret addiction that shaped one of the darkest medical crimes in history.

From his childhood as a “special boy” in Nottingham…
to the moment he discovered the power of morphine at his mother’s deathbed…
to the decades he spent killing undetected…

This episode uncovers how Shipman operated in plain sight, how the system failed to stop him, and how the Shipman Inquiry forever changed modern medicine.

Grab your headphones, quiet your busy little mind, and settle in — this is the story of Dr. Death.

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A 21-year-old woman leaves her home for a short walk — less than a mile — to her first day of work on a nearby ranch.
Clear skies. Open terrain. A road she knew by heart.

She never makes it.

Search teams, drones, K-9 units, and volunteers comb the desert.
Her phone goes silent.
Not a footprint.
Not a belonging.
Not a single trace.

How does someone vanish on a 10-minute walk in the middle of nowhere?

📞 If you know anything, call Juab County Sheriff’s Office: (801) 794-3970 (Case #24JC0335)
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He beat, stabbed, and drowned his victims…
Then called 911 sobbing, begging to be caught.
A killer who confessed in tears but hunted without mercy.
This is the Weepy-Voiced Killer.

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