A companion piece to this week’s Vanished Voices episode. On the evening of August 18, 2010, a 20-year-old mother named Amber Tuccaro got into a car with a man she’d never met, on a gravel road just outside Edmonton, Alberta. She was never seen alive again. What sets her case apart from so many other
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A companion piece to this week’s Vanished Voices episode On the evening of November 8th, 2021, a doorbell camera outside a home in the 4800 block of North Kenmore Road, on the northeast side of Indianapolis, captured a 24-year-old woman walking out to a truck idling at the curb. She got in. The truck pulled
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Kanika Powell did everything right. That’s the detail that makes this case so difficult to sit with. So often, when we cover a story on this show, there’s a moment where you can point to something — a warning sign ignored, a risk taken, a door left unlocked. With Kanika, there isn’t one. She checked
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For decades, the domestic violence movement has run on a familiar script: the abuser is bad, the survivor should leave, and the system’s job is to punish after the fact. It’s a script that’s shaped everything from police response to funding priorities to the questions we, as a culture, instinctively ask when we hear about
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