He was a gruesome discovery, kind of the last thing loggers widening an interstate here in Burning, Connecticut we ever thought they'd come upon. But it certainly answers some questions in the local disappearances of four young women. You've seen them tack to telephone poles, on the internet, plastered on billboards, the missing. I pray every day that we find these a so we can go on the murdered. She always told my mom on a twenty one birthday, I'm coming
by to us. I'm gonna be streaking you watch. She never came. She never came. Unsolved cold cases Jesus Marion Josephina helped us out of grave for many A faded photograph on a piece of paper, the only thread of hope left. Paper Ghosts, I'm in William Phelps, an investigative journalist, true crime author, and host of Paper Ghosts, a new
investigative podcast from my Heart Radio. For more than a decade, I've been searching for the person or persons responsible for the abductions and probable murders of four missing girls in my New England hometown. For over fifty years, each case has remained unsolved. I've spoken to anyone even remotely involved, friends, family, neighbors, detectives, suspects,
you name it. But it wasn't until this past year that things took an unexpected turn, and after eleven years of investigating a breakthrough, now immediately it just sat on the floor like somebody just punched me in the gut. And then the tears just came in. Came in, came answers to decades old questions. In some closure, these families have been searching for the shirts he wore, the cherry to the Backshope, I know that that's the person that was there. I can describe what he's wearing. I can
smell him a mile away. Every day is like being lost in Gimbo. Coming soon, Paper Ghosts. Get it on the I Heart radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows.