Crystal Faye Todd - a podcast by Meghan Sacks and Amy Shlosberg

Ep 86: On a Saturday evening, this 17-year-old girl hopped in her car to meet her friends for a fun night out, planning to make it home by her midnight curfew. But by 3 am when she hadn’t arrived home, her panicked mother called 911 reporting her daughter missing
While the police weren’t concerned initially, a discovery just several hours later would drastically change everythingThis is the Crystal Faye Todd Story

Sources for Today's Episode:Wbtw.com

An episode of Forensic FilesAn episode of Stolen Voices, Buried Secrets

Myrtlebeachonline.comJustia.com


Credits:Written and Hosted by Amy Shlosberg and Meghan Sacks

Produced and Edited by James VargaMusic by Dessert Media

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