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New Podcast Investigates Michigan Man's Mysterious Disappearance - Vimarsana News

New Podcast Investigates Michigan Man's Mysterious Disappearance

Where Secrets Go to Die, a new podcast from the Detroit Free Press, investigates the mysterious disappearance of Derrick Henagan from Michigan's Upper Peninsula in 2008.

Source: wfgr.com
Take a Look Inside Randall County's Sheriff's Office - Vimarsana News

Take a Look Inside Randall County's Sheriff's Office

Being a good part of the city of Amarillo is knowing what is going on in your city. A great way to do that is to see the inner workings. The sheriff departments have for years been letting us be a part of things. The Citizens Academy has been a way to see the inner workings of our police departments.

Human remains recovered from car in North Carolina creek linked to 1982 cold case: Reports - Vimarsana News

Human remains recovered from car in North Carolina creek linked to 1982 cold case: Reports

Search crews recovered a 1975 Chevrolet Camaro from Jack's Creek in Washington, North Carolina last weekend after a Youtuber detected it with a sonar.

Source: yahoo.com
Florida's waters hide hundreds of sunken cars and their secrets. These divers unlock them. - Vimarsana News

Florida's waters hide hundreds of sunken cars and their secrets. These divers unlock them.

Sunshine State Sonar looks for missing cars in Florida waters to provide clues in missing persons cases. They found 250 cars in 2023 alone.

Source: yahoo.com
Man who uses free time and drones to search for sunken cars in Florida's 7,500 lakes and 76,000 storm water ponds then dives in braving sewage, littered water and alligators to solve cold cases - Vimarsana News

Man who uses free time and drones to search for sunken cars in Florida's 7,500 lakes and 76,000 storm water ponds then dives in braving sewage, littered water and alligators to solve cold cases

Mike Sullivan of Sunshine State Sonar has found the bodies of more than a dozen missing people in cars submerged under the state's 85,000 waterways