The Throwaways
A deep look into some of Oklahoma's forgotten cold cases
Episodes
Alanna Keegan Cooper joins us to discuss the brutal 1989 murder of Diane Gail Shenold.
On this episode we talk about the kidnapping and murder of Shirley "Sissy" Beaty with author Jax Miller
Shirley "Sissy" Armond Beaty went missing from her Oklahoma City home sometime in the early morning hours of June 3, 1975. She was six years old.
Around 4 am, Sissy’s uncle, Bryan, who lived with Sissy’s family that had recently relocated to Oklahoma City, noticed that Sissy had crawled into bed with him. He dozed back off, but w...
In June 1977 thirty-four year old real estate mogul Johnny Lee Eller would be found shot to death just outside of Grove, Oklahoma. Who killed him remains a mystery.
In this episode of Murder in the Summer we discuss the July 1978 murder of twenty year old Jeana Lynn Bowman
33 year old mother Kathryn Wilhoit was found murdered in her Tulsa area apartment on June 1, 1985. Though someone was eventually convicted, it was soon overturned to do junk science. No one else has been arrested in this crime. Join us as we delve into the case of Kathy Wilhoit's murder.
Thirty-five year old Sylvester Miller was found murdered on a river bank in Sayer, Oklahoma in Judy 1956. What happened to Sylvester still remains a mystery.
In this episode, we discuss who we believe might be the Lawton Serial Killer.
This week we continue to bring you our research into the cases of the Lawton Serial Killer.
On this episode we discuss one of the suspects in the Lawton serial killings, as well as a potential victim
This episode contains information relating to the 2003 murders of Pamela Woodring and Tanja Hook
Twenty-nine year old Janice Buono was found murdered in a creek in Comanche County, Oklahoma on February 23, 2002. Who killed her remains a mystery.
Twenty- one year old Mandy Raite went missing in June 2000 before later being found murdered in a creek in Comanche County, Oklahoma. She is the third victim of the still unidentified Lawton Serial Killer
Twenty-five year old Cassandra Lee Ramsey went missing in late 1999, her body would be found some five months later just outside of Hastings, Oklahoma. She had been left naked in a creek. Initially, her death was ruled undetermined, however investigators would later come to believe that she was the second victim of the Lawton Serial Killer.
In August of 1999, an unidentified body would be found in Stephens County, Oklahoma. The body would later be identified as being that of 28 year old Jane Chafton. How she ended up in that creek, and who murdered her, still remains a mystery. However, the murder of Jane was only the beginning of a years long nightmare for the western side of Oklahoma. A nightmare that has never been resolved.
Between 1999 and 2003, at least five women went missing and were found murdered near Lawton, Oklahoma. We begin our story, though, in 1983 with the disappearance of 18 year old Lisa Watkins Farmer.
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