This week, A.C. dives into three haunting cases of missing children, each one a mystery that still lingers. Jon Dabkowski and Gabriel Minarcin disappeared while walking home in Pennsylvania. Dennis Martin vanished from a crowded national park on Father’s Day. Asha Degree left her home in the middle of the night and was never seen again. What happened to these children? Why do their stories still haunt us? And why do some disappearances leave behind more questions than answers?

If you have any information about the disappearance of any of the missing children mentioned in this episode, please contact the following agencies listed below.

Gabe Minarcin and/or Jon Dabkowski

Tarentum Borough Police DepartmentPhone: (724) 224-1515Website: https://tarentumboro.com/government/police-department/

Allegheny County Police Cold Case Tip Line

Submit tips: https://alleghenycounty.us/police/tip-form.aspx

Dennis Martin

FBI Knoxville Field OfficePhone: (865) 544-0751Website: https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/knoxville

National Park Service Report-a-CrimeWebsite: https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/reportacrime.htm

Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office (NC)Phone: (704) 484-4822

FBI Charlotte DivisionPhone: (704) 672-6100Online tip form: https://tips.fbi.gov/

This episode is a Crown Noir production and was written, researched, and produced by A.C. Roberts.

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Oakvale of Albion

Music by:

Danijel Zambo

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Welcome to our new mini-sode “Vanished” where we discuss missing persons cases in smaller episodes.

When Paul Skiba, his daughter Sarah, and coworker Lorenzo Chivers failed to return home one winter night in 1999, suspicion quickly turned toward Paul’s truck yard in Westminster, Colorado. There were signs of a struggle, but no bodies, no suspects, and no resolution. In this episode, A.C. Roberts unpacks the timeline of events, explores theories behind the trio’s sudden disappearance, and reflects on the lasting pain of unanswered questions.

If you believe you have any information about Paul Skiba, Sarah Skiba, or Lorenzo Chivers—even something small—please contact:

• 📞 Westminster Police Department Non-Emergency Dispatch at (303) 658‑4360
• Online Reporting https://www.westminsterco.gov/638/Online-Reporting
• 📞 Or anonymously through Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at (720) 913‑STOP (7867)

This episode is a Crown Noir production and was written, researched, and produced by A.C. Roberts.

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Oakvale of Albion

Music by:

Abstract Aprils

Adi Goldstein

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This week, A.C. dives into the chilling case of the Icebox Murders. In 1965, the dismembered bodies of Fred and Edwina Rogers were found stuffed inside their own refrigerator, and their reclusive son, Charles, vanished without a trace. Was he a cold-blooded killer… or a man pushed too far by those closest to him? And how did he disappear so completely that decades later, not a single clue has ever confirmed his fate?

Intro/Outro music by:

Oakvale of Albion

Music by:

Sky Toes

Adi Goldstein

Cedric Vermue

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