Alabama Cold Case Advocacy

Alabama Cold Case Advocacy Raising awareness for unsolved Alabama cases through social media and the Unforgotten podcast
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11/01/2025

Happy heavenly birthday, Huelon 🩵 We pray that this year is the year the arc bends and we move toward justice 🕯️

Season 3, Episode 2 is out for our early release through Patreon, ad-free! Join us to learn more about Debra's Discovery...
10/31/2025

Season 3, Episode 2 is out for our early release through Patreon, ad-free! Join us to learn more about Debra's Discovery, the media Coverage, and the Conflicts in the investigation, as well as details shared with the public.

A Patreon subscription is a great way to inexpensively support ACCA and the Unforgotten Podcast. And you can also purchase individual episodes in support as well. Your membership or purchase helps us to continue helping families of cold case victims and the agencies investigating the many cases throughout Alabama. Thank you for your support!



https://www.patreon.com/posts/season-3-episode-142465008?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link

Got information?
📞Contact Jackson County Sheriff’s Office at 228-769-3063 or through their mobile app, available for download here.
đź“žMississippi Coast Crime Stoppers via telephone at 877-787-5898 or through their website.
📱Text or call our tip line at 251-501-COLD (2653)
📧Email [email protected]
đź’»Submit using our contact form on alcoldcase.com.

10/28/2025

📢The Covington County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating 36-year-old Brandy Nichole McClellan, also known as Brandy Crouch, who has been reported missing and endangered.

“At this time we have checked as many leads as possible. All leads will and have been investigated,” said the Covington County Sheriff Blake Turman. “Please help us.”

McClellan was last seen walking along U.S. Highway 331 near the intersection of Covington County Road 18 on August 27, 2024, at the state rest area. She was reportedly walking with a white bulldog in Florala, Ala.

She is described as a white female, approximately 5’8” tall, weighing 120 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. McClellan was last seen wearing a red sleeveless shirt, black shorts, and carrying a small backpack.

Authorities believe she could be in Covington, Coffee, or Henry counties in Alabama, or in Walton or Okaloosa counties in Florida.

Anyone with information about her whereabouts is urged to contact the Covington County Sheriff’s Office at 334-428-2641.

10/23/2025

One night. One missing clerk. One story that still echoes through two states.

Unforgotten Season 3 - The Story of Debra Gunter has begun...

A note from Sellers & Stormy (aka Keri & Mary):
We have been taking some extra time to bring you our new season in a strong and meaningful way. And because we didn't want to delay its release any longer, this week's first episode is a shorter but powerful introduction to our case.

Join us for Episode 1, "Debra's Story," wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. (like ours!) - and stay with us through the season for our research, interviews with Lt. Darren Versiga, learning of his investigation, startling insights, and much more.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/482rZVHPVb9El7FzkxWfpR?si=Dzp6Fw6cTyKWDCmUdMOoQg

Darren Versiga

If you have any information regarding Debra Gunter's murder you can reach out to any of the following:
📞Contact Jackson County Sheriff’s Office at 228-769-3063 or their mobile app https://www.co.jackson.ms.us/357/Mobile-App
đź“žMississippi Coast Crime Stoppers via telephone at 877-787-5898 or through their website.
📱Text or call our tip line at 251-501-COLD (2653)
📬Email [email protected]
If you have any information regarding Debra Gunter's murder, you can reach out to any of the following:

10/22/2025

The Mobile Police Department needs your help locating John Norris III, 41, who was reported missing.He was last seen in the area of the 3200 block of Halls Mill

🎓 What an incredible morning at The University of South Alabama!A huge thank you to the University of South Alabama Dept...
10/21/2025

🎓 What an incredible morning at The University of South Alabama!

A huge thank you to the University of South Alabama Dept. of Political Science & Criminal Justice for inviting ACCA to speak to the Intro to Criminal Justice class. It was such an honor to return to my alma mater and share the work we’re doing to support families and law enforcement across Alabama.

To the students who have already reached out about volunteering - thank you! I’ll be getting back to each of you soon. Your enthusiasm and interest mean the world to us.

It’s always inspiring to see the next generation of criminal justice professionals ready to make a difference. 🔍💙

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