The Sirens Podcast

08/31/2025

08/31/2025

Missed posting yesterday, but still important to recognize. 🫂💔

08/29/2025

https://www.eastidahonews.com/2025/08/mother-seeks-to-reopen-case-of-sons-death-after-a-decade-of-searching-for-answers/

POCATELLO — Ten years have passed since Michelle McDevitt’s life was shattered by a late-night phone call with the kind of news every parent fears. Her youngest child, 17-year-old Charles “Seamus” McDevitt, was gone — killed after falling from the back of a pickup truck on Knudsen Boulevar...

08/26/2025

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08/26/2025

Law-enforcement officers from several agencies are currently searching in Ada for a man suspected of domestic violence.

08/22/2025

An attack at Hunter Park leaves the Tulsa community wondering if it could be related to the Turkey Mountain Sexual Assault...

Could these attacks be related?

08/22/2025

You’ve never heard Generro Sanchez’s story told quite like this.

For the first time, I’ve included exclusive details from Travis Palmer—the man who arrested the suspect in G’s case. His firsthand account sheds new light on that night and the lasting impact it left behind.

Hear Travis share the story in his own words, and join us in keeping Generro’s memory alive. He will never be forgotten—and with more and more people saying his name, his legacy grows stronger.

In Memory Of "G"

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08/22/2025

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A rainbow crosswalk in Orlando, Florida, that was part of the city’s Pulse Memorial was painted over by the state late Wednesday night.

The memorial honored the 49 people fatally shot by a gunman at the Pulse LGBTQ nightclub in 2016, in what was the largest mass shooting in the country at the time.

Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer criticized the removal of the crosswalk in a social media post, calling it a “cruel political act.” Dyer added that the crosswalk adheres to safety standards and was actually installed by the state. It was created in 2017.

The crosswalk’s removal follows a directive last month from President Donald Trump’s transportation secretary, Sean Duffy. On July 1, Duffy sent a letter to all 50 states, along with Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, about roadway safety that stressed “consistent” roadway markings that are “free from distractions.” In a social media post that same day, Duffy shared the letter along with a message taking direct aim at rainbow crosswalks, which are typically intended to symbolize LGBTQ Pride.

Read more: nbcnews.app.link/gGXjaMWd1Vb

08/19/2025

A body was found in a quarry in 1995. But the height, the weight,nor the age originally matched the boy they said it was-- Daniel Furr.

On July 11, 1995, a body was discovered at the bottom of an abandoned quarry in Ada, Oklahoma, assumed to have fallen from the 30 foot cliff nearby. Found by a troop of Boy Scouts, the remains should have provided answers. Instead, they raised far more questions. Originally a John Doe, it wasn’t until the autopsy was amended that the body was given a name: Daniel Furr, a 15-year-old boy who had vanished just days earlier on July 7th.

But, from the beginning, the findings didn’t add up. The autopsy’s cause of death was “traumatic injury to the chest,” yet the autopsy revealed only one broken bone: a spiral fracture of the left index finger. No evidence of massive trauma. No injuries consistent with a deadly fall.

Identification was later made using only a single tooth — Tooth #3. The identification made because both the remains and Daniel had a silver filling in the same tooth and because Daniel was missing. The rest of the dental chart never matched. The remains were originally listed as a white male in his mid-twenties, 5’4” tall. Daniel was 15 years old, 5’10”. But that wasn’t all. His hair length didn’t match. His weight didn’t match. Even the level of decomposition didn’t fit the four-day timeline from when Daniel was last seen.

Over the years, theories have swirled: a violent local man with a reputation for trouble, gang retaliation, robbery, or even the chilling thought that the body in the pit wasn’t Daniel at all. But none have led to closure.

Nearly three decades later, Daniel Furr’s case remains unsolved. If you have any information, please contact OSBI at (800) 522–8017 or email information to [email protected]

We dig into these tangled truths in Episode 273 of Coffee and Cases

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coffee-and-cases-podcast/id1492318464?i=1000721940550

🔎 For even more information about the case, check out the coverage in TWO of Raven Rollins’ books-- Allegedly and Sins of the South. Both can be purchased here:

https://www.amazon.com/stores/Raven-Rollins/author/B00ACD20W6?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true&ccs_id=a18f58fd-8bd2-44da-b566-576ce16db8c5

And make sure to like and follow the Justice for Daniel Furr page:

https://www.facebook.com/share/1GHEyXfJRd/?mibextid=wwXIfr

08/16/2025

From the family:

As our public awareness campaign for the unsolved homicide of Eric Nelams concludes on August 18, we continue to ask for your help.

💵 Reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction.

‼️If you know something, say something. You can remain completely anonymous.

Contact Central Alabama CrimeStoppers:
📞 (334) 215-STOP (7867)
📞 1-833-AL1-STOP
💻 Online: www.215stop.com

We will never stop our fight for justice. Please help us bring peace and closure to our family. Let’s ensure those responsible are brought to justice.

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