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In this episode of The Last Clue, we look into the disappearance of Rachel Cooke, a 19-year-old cross-country runner who vanished during a routine morning jog in Georgetown, Texas—just steps from her family’s home. From eyewitness reports of a suspicious sports car and pickup truck to a chilling confession that later unraveled, we follow the haunting twists in one of Texas’s most enduring unsolved missing person cases. Who was watching Rachel that morning, and why has the truth remained buried for more than two decades? As always, if you’re drawn to true crime podcasts, gripping cold cases, and unsolved disappearances, keep searching for The Last Clue.

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In this episode of The Last Clue, we discuss the disappearances of Camila Mendoza Olmos and Angelique Johnson, two young women who vanished from South Texas as public concern intensifies over dozens of bodies recovered from Houston-area bayous. From there, we unveil The Last Clue’s Top 10 Cases of 2025, revisiting the homicide of Joe Pal, the decades-old murder of Melissa Ann Moore, the ongoing pursuit of Travis Decker, and the haunting disappearance of Trevor Deely.

This episode also examines the cases that shaped national conversation — including Valeria Marquez, Missy Bevers, Cullen Davis, Karen Read, the Idaho Student Murders, Sunshine Stewart, Linda Meteer, and Morgan Geyser — revealing where justice moved forward and where it stalled. With discussion of powerful modern forensic breakthroughs from Othram, historical documentation from Oklahoma Cold Cases, and unanswered questions that refuse to stay buried, The Last Clue confronts a chilling truth: in many of these cases, the answers may already exist — and someone is choosing not to act.

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Cold cases don’t fade — they evolve. In this episode of The Last Clue, we revisit the unsolved murder of JonBenét Ramsey, examining new developments, modern DNA science, and why the case continues to resist closure decades later. Then we step back in time to the Texarkana Moonlight Murders, where the elusive Phantom Killer terrorized a border region and vanished into legend. From forensic advances to historical fear, this episode explores why some crimes refuse to be solved — and why the search for The Last Clue never truly ends.

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