Missing in the Carolinas

["Missing in the Carolinas episode 175 follows Gail McCaffrey, a 36-year-old First Baptist Church member and Citadel finance director from West Ashley, South Carolina, after Robert McCaffrey reported her missing on March 18, 2012.", "Bob said they argued after an early dinner, drove to Easley, and he returned home after a speeding stop in Traveler's Rest, but Charleston County investigators later said his timeline and the printer letter did not hold up.", "The episode then connects Bob to Lisa McBride's June 1990 disappearance from Highland Lakes, New Jersey, where a 2022 exhumation and CODIS match linked DNA from evidence at her headboard to him.", "A final update mentions Joshua Hunsucker of Gaston County, who faces murder, insurance fraud, and false-pretense charges in Stacey Hunsucker's 2018 death."]

This episode investigates the 2005 murder of Janet Abaroa in Durham, North Carolina, and the subsequent trial of her husband Raven.

This episode covers three missing persons cases in South Carolina from different decades, plus a survival story.

Renee Roberson examines the 1987 disappearance of 29-year-old Jimmy Dale Whitfield from Seneca, South Carolina, including conflicting accounts involving his wife Wanda and approximately $2,000.

Renee Roberson and her daughter Mia discuss the true crime story of Jeffrey 'Roofman' Manchester, a bank robber who escaped prison, and compare it to the film adaptation starring Channing Tatum.

Missing in the Carolinas revisits the unsolved 1992 murder of 13-year-old Deedee Dawkins in Catawba County alongside three other Burke County deaths that same summer, which led to convictions of Eddie Lloyd Howell and Glenn Chapman.

Missing in the Carolinas examines cyberstalking through Micah Miller’s case, including allegations that John Paul Miller posted an intimate image, used tracking devices, and contacted her more than 50 times in one day.

Renee Robertson reviews Missing in the Carolinas’ 2025 production, audience growth, most-downloaded episodes, and interviews.

An interview with attorney Dick Harpootlian about his role in the execution of serial killer Pee Wee Gaskins and his views on the death penalty.

Host Renee Robertson interviews North Carolina author Hope Andersen about her suspense novel MotherLove and her inspirational writing journey.

Renee Robertson interviews archivist Shellie Taylor about cold cases from Iredell County, including the mysterious death of Virginia Sneed and the murder of fire captain Leroy Horton.

Helen Zuman shares her five-year experience in the neo-hippie cult Zendik Farm in North Carolina, which she initially sought as an intentional community.