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Vanished Stories

Vanished Stories

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Real cases from all over the world — vanished people, unsolved murders, secrets that keep you up at night — told like a film, but built from the real files. Every episode ends with the second look: the detail everyone missed. Names, dates and sources for every case are in the show notes.Copyright vanished.stories ノンフィクション犯罪
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  • A Casablanca Police Chief Hid 118 Tapes — In 1993 He Became the Last Man Morocco Ever Executed
    2026/10/17
    On February 3, 1993, two students walked into the prosecutor's office in Casablanca and accused a senior police commissioner — the head of the district's intelligence service — of rape, violence and unlawful confinement. Days later, gendarmes searched a flat linked to him and reported seizing cameras, records and 118 video tapes. Six months after that, Mohamed Mustapha Tabet, known as "Hajj Tabet", was executed at Kenitra Central Prison. Morocco has not carried out an execution since.

    This episode is about power, silence, the women who insisted on being heard — and the gaps that remain in the public record. No assault is described in detail and no image re-enacts one.

    00:00 Dawn, August 1993
    01:24 A note on sources and what this film will not show
    02:11 The commissioner and the city
    05:19 What the record is clear on
    06:07 February 3, 1993 — two students, one complaint
    09:07 The search of the flat: 118 tapes
    10:45 518 or 1,600? Why the numbers differ
    12:17 Tape 32 and the questions that were never answered
    13:04 Arrest, trial behind closed doors, verdict (March 15)
    16:46 Supreme Court, August 5 — execution, August 9
    18:43 Numbers hide people
    22:43 What accountability actually requires

    SOURCES — verify the story yourself:
    • Amnesty International, UA 267/93, 10 Aug 1993 — "Morocco: first known execution in eleven years, Mohamed Tabet": https://www.amnesty.org/en/documents/mde29/006/1993/en/
    • The Independent / AP, 9 Aug 1993 — "Police chief executed for rape": https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/police-chief-executed-for-rape-1460229.html
    • Jeune Afrique — retrospective on the Tabet affair (complaint of 3 Feb 1993)
    • TelQuel — later reconstruction of the investigation
    • Yabiladi, "Mustapha Tabit, the story of the last death penalty executed in Morocco": https://en.yabiladi.com/articles/details/58270/mustapha-tabit-story-last-death.html
    • Amnesty International, Morocco country report 2025 — moratorium on executions since 1993

    Note on dates: Amnesty's contemporaneous document and AP wire reports give 9 August 1993 for the execution; several later Moroccan accounts give 5 September. This film uses the contemporaneous sources and says so.

    Tell me which moment stays with you — and remember: the first answer is rarely the answer.

    #truecrime #morocco #casablanca #coldcase #documentary #abuseofpower #deathpenalty
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    25 分
  • She Vanished at a Bus Stop in 1991 — 18 Years Later, a Parole Officer Finally Asked a Second Question
    2026/10/17
    On June 10, 1991, an 11-year-old girl was taken on her way to a school bus stop in South Lake Tahoe, California. For 18 years she was held in a hidden compound behind an ordinary house in Antioch — the home of a man already on parole for kidnapping and rape, wearing a GPS tracker. This episode follows two timelines: the search for a missing child, and the official record of how the system meant to watch her captor failed to look.

    This is the documented story of Jaycee Dugard. We do not stage invented scenes or dialogue. Images are reconstructions of places and documents — not photographs of the people involved.

    00:00 A child missing for 18 years
    01:00 Sources and a note on the images
    01:49 June 10, 1991 — South Lake Tahoe
    03:01 A parolee with a record (1977)
    06:12 California takes over supervision (1999)
    07:30 The warning signs at the property
    10:12 August 24–26, 2009 — UC Berkeley
    14:37 The Inspector General's report
    15:53 Guilty pleas and sentences (2011)

    SOURCES — verify the story yourself:
    • California Office of the Inspector General, Special Report: CDCR's Supervision of Parolee Phillip Garrido (Nov 2009): https://www.oig.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Special-Report-on-CDCRs-Supervision-of-Parolee-Phillip-Garrido.pdf
    • CNN, 4 Nov 2009 — "Officers 'missed numerous opportunities' in Dugard case": https://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/11/04/california.dugard/index.html
    • CBS News, 2 Jun 2011 — sentencing (431 years to life / 36 years to life): https://www.cbsnews.com/news/nancy-and-philip-garrido-sentenced-for-jaycee-lee-dugard-kidnapping/
    • Los Angeles Times, 5 Sep 2009 — federal parole decision of 1988
    • Jaycee Dugard, "A Stolen Life" (2011) — her own account; The JAYC Foundation: https://www.thejaycfoundation.org

    If you want to support survivors of abduction and family trauma, the JAYC Foundation is the organisation Jaycee founded.

    Tell me which detail stays with you — and remember: the first answer is rarely the answer.

    #truecrime #jayceedugard #coldcase #truestory #documentary #california
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    18 分
  • 5 Children Vanished From a Burning House on Christmas Eve 1945 — and 2 More Disappearances Never Explained
    2026/09/30
    Three documented disappearances. No bodies, no answers.

    CASE 1 — THE SODDER CHILDREN (Fayetteville, West Virginia, 24 December 1945). The family home burns; five of the ten children are never found — no bones, no teeth. A cut phone line, a moved ladder, tampered trucks. A billboard on Route 16 asked for answers for decades.
    CASE 2 — THE YUBA COUNTY FIVE (California, 24 February 1978). Five friends drive home from a basketball game and turn the wrong way into the snowbound Plumas National Forest. Four are found months later; one never.
    CASE 3 — MAURA MURRAY (Haverhill, New Hampshire, 9 February 2004). A nursing student crashes on Route 112 and vanishes in the ten minutes before police arrive.

    Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/XcfOZUGRJC4

    SOURCES — check the facts yourself
    • Sodder: FBI FOIA file "Sodder children"; Charleston Gazette archives 1945–1968; Smithsonian Magazine, "The Children Who Went Up in Smoke" (2012).
    • Yuba County Five: Yuba County Sheriff's reports 1978; Sacramento Bee archives Feb–June 1978; Washington Post, 6 July 1978.
    • Maura Murray: New Hampshire State Police case file (open); Boston Globe coverage 2004–; Oxygen "The Disappearance of Maura Murray" (2017).

    Vanished Stories — real cases, real files, and the second look.
    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@VanishedStoriesTrueCrime · TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@vanished.stories
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    30 分
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