Misty Copsey (Part One: Runaway)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- On September 17th, 1992, fourteen-year old Misty Copsey went to her hometown fair with her best friend. At roughly 9:00 that night, her and her friend split up, and she was never seen by friends or family ever again. Then, a local citizen (and amateur detective) claimed to have predicted her disappearance beforehand, getting personally involved with the case and trying to pin it on his longtime Green River Killer suspect.
This is part one of two.
Written and hosted by Micheal Whelan.
Music and production by Tyson Nordgren.
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This is my cousin. Please everyone keep sharing all these videos. My family is at a standstill for 20+ years, it’s insane how so many people have been talking about this over recent years and they’re re opening the case! Just to keep anyone updated
We are looking into her case never heard of it reached out to this Cory guy do you know the names of the two other girls btw?? And since they reopend the case do you know if they tested the hairs again?? I am so sorry for your loss this case is heartbreaking and I'm fully invested in helping spread awarness everywhere this Reuben guy looks sus as hell don't ever give up!!
Even if Misty, was a runaway, they still need to locate her! She is definitely underage, needs to go to school until 16, cannot support herself, or take care of herself! She is definitely reliant on others. Closing the file does nothing to find her. It should have been his child. I do believe that when, people in trust, like that bum Carver, does nothing to find a missing child or a child that has been murdered they are responsible for any other murder in that area of young girls!
I got so excited just now when your video popped up! Looking forward to this one! You always do a Spectacular job.
Such a sad case .. Thanks for sharing and getting the story out.
Btw: you should add the podcast on Stitcher or other hosting sites. Your podcast is super amazing and you deserve more subscribers.
email the podcast. He's anxious to get it on as many platforms as he can.
The highway of tears would be an interesting subject
misty should of just walked and slept over at her friends !! i know its hindsight its just so frustrating
This is what I was wondering about. Why didn’t she just do this?
Diana, Misty's mom was compliciate in a lie that Trina told her mom....Misty's mom would take them and bring them home. If Misty's showed up at her friends house, it would have exposed their lie
For some reason, it bothered me when you said "low class" prostitute. Class, at least in the south, is inherent. Definitely not based on your income or lifestyle choices. I am involved with recovering women, many of whom are former prostitutes. Many of them have class, just not money. However, i also know plenty of people with lots of money, and great jobs, but no class!
Elizabeth Bobo I think he meant to say lower class.
Elizabeth Bobo context, nice lady... context. He was clearly talking about economic status. That being said, society owes a big ol “thank you” for what you do.
there's two different kinds of class. the one he is talking about here refers to a lack of income. someone who is poor or impoverished. low class. just like someone who makes a decent living but is not wealthy would be middle class.
why are you saying thankyou to elizabeth for what she does "' why are you insiuating she is a prossie no need mate i dont beleive there is a need to make a point of class the actual circumstasnces of the individual is what i want to hear not someone being lumped into a class catagory which only influences judgments and actions usually negative towards people of supposed lower class.
only if you beleive in this archaeic class system and use it to describe
Runaway = We don't give a damn! As for low class prostitutes, WHAT DO YOU CALL THE SCUM WHO SOLICIT these women who are having a Difficult Time SURVIVING???? AND..... It was NOT A LOW CLASS PROSTITUTE WHO MURDERED THIS POOR CHILD! Just a stinking low life turd looking for a defenceless kid he could rape and murder!
Thankyouu for these podcasts only thing with this one bothered me is prostitutes ect being called lower class. I dont get why peeps still use this term it just fules others judgments and behavious towards people who may not fit into a 'normal ' job .
lea beggs Thank you so much sweetheart. 😉
lea beggs (They’re talking about me). I watch/listen to true crime for two reasons: 1. To know how to stay safe (I’ve escaped a killer before. I know because I saw his other victim, who didn’t live). 2. Sadly, true crime is the only place I find stories about people like me. Sad because they’re all dead! People wait for us to die to pay any attention to us. Maybe if they did so before then, a LOT of tragedies would be averted. The anti-trafficking movement has made some progress, but nobody should have to be labeled a snitch to get services. Because of the over-emphasis on law enforcement in that movement, that is too often the case. I really believe in proactive services (housing, education, financial services people can live on), rather than incarceration and forensics.
Seattle over here! I've read her case before but you tell it amazingly.
Sarah Sonju I lived there for awhile, lower Queen Anne.
Nice, your back Mike! I live in Vancouver, WA! Excellent podcast sir!
I'm in Vancouver bc lol
I hate how their constantly bringing up Gary Ridgeway aka the green river killer and thinking it's that 1 guy well o my the P.I does can't wait to see what happens in part 2
Is there a link to the song from 5:02 - 6:17, that was beautiful. Saw your podcast linked on reddit, love true crime stuff and this is the best podcast concerning it I've found, please keep it up.
He should make the next unresolved podcast about the song
check the comment above you, I wrote the song.
Mack, I hope I edited your track in a way that kept the "spirit" of your track. We didn't have time to include the whole track. I really tried to preserve the track's spirit. I was also impressed; this is the first time I've heard anyone do the Jeff Mangum distorted fuzz acoustic guitar as good as you.
Mack, I saw that you responded on my phone (I think), but I can't find your comment or message anywhere. Email me, or message the facebook page (facebook.com/theunresolvedpodcast)
No idea ho fucking youtube comments work.
Awesome work! When is part 2 coming out?!
You should have at the very least 200,000 thousand subs.
how fast u think they looked into "bober" as a suspect lol
This is where I'm from as well. I have vague memories of seeing her missing poster at the Safeway across the street from the library downtown.
Was gonna post about this being the worst police work out of all of your podcasts but then I remembered the case in Kentucky. Still terrible police work and I do get how difficult it is to solve cases like this where it's probably not a person close to the victim. Btw I really look forward to and enjoy what you do.
Rastaferion Honestly this is really bad, but like... go look up any number of serial killers. The Candyman is probably the worst tbh. That police force was despicable.
The police are trash, no better than all of the scum men in this case.
Jesus all you need is one or two people in the police who have a grudge against single mothers and shit like this happens.
"A plethora of character flaws"? Diana suffered from alcoholism, that's about it. I don't blame her for committing welfare fraud, especially in the US, where it would be difficult for a single mother to support herself.
I am pretty sure she tried her best to raise Misty as well. I think I read somewhere that she was seeking counselling for her alcohol intakes, but that shouldn't be enough to discount her credibility in her daughter's disappearance. That cop was crooked as fuck, something's not right with him.
Well done again, sir! Although I was hoping there was going to be a part 3 on the Beaumont Children case?
I want to listen to this but the stupid ass background music is killing my eardrums
Bobber makes the story.
I dont get the I gotta snitch attitude of the dude in this story. Doesn't this guy get that he's hunting an individual who's killed A LOT, isnt he afraid of the killer, I dont know, KILLING HIM. I dont believe in hero's or "good people" True crime nuts may as well call themselves murder porn aficionados. Its a kink, like being a furry. Unlike furries however, true crime people think its cool to tell people you "research" sick stuff, i hate to tell you, its not. Its kinda gross and twisted. PS dont try to track a serial killer, how dumb do you have to be to A, do that, then B tell the world (and the killer) "I'm coming for you killer!" Don't be surprised when Mr "I got to snitch" ends up dead, hmm I wonder who did it.
Thanks Mike :)
I went to school with Misty and was at fair that day also... most kids from the school were because we got "Fair Days" which was a half day of school. That was the day school clubs to do events there also.
I contacted Cory 10+ years ago to help with info I have but he is legit... CRAZY. So... have not gone further with it. I also and still friends with girl, now woman, who thought she was called by Misty a week after here disappearance. As I remember Misty... she was not popular and did not have a very clean reputation.
Amber H So what if she wasn’t popular and had a bad reputation, account to cruel school gossips? Most people’s high school reputations are undeserved, both popular and unpopular kids.
Amber H I do appreciate your perspective on what happened. I’m sure you are just giving the popular opinion, not necessarily endorsing it.
Her not being popular and not having clean reputation is not very important here