Crime Critics & Chaos

Imagine living in the 1970s where young people are still discovering themselves. Daily tasks of going to and from work, having a night out, going to a doctor's appointment and completing other miscellaneous tasks should seem normal in any era of America. Unfortunately, these activities led four women vanishing without a trace in the city of Austin, Texas.

To this very day, these women have never been seen or heard from again and more tragically, their stories have not gained the news coverage that they deserve. Join us as we dive into the disappearances of Brenda Moore, Debra Kay Stewart, Jennifer Barton and Pinkie Davis-Herron.

If you have any information in regards to these four women’s disappearances, please contact the Austin Police Department.

Sources Used for these Stories:

1. https://www.kxan.com/news/unsolved-young-black-and-vanished/

2. https://original.newsbreak.com/@the-vivid-faces-of-the-vanished-1590506/2464892821771-four-black-women-vanished-from-austin-texas-in-1976-is-the-same-person-responsible

3. https://charleyproject.org/case/jennifer-joyce-barton

4. https://whereaboutsstillunknown.wordpress.com/

Sponsorships

Crime Critics & Chaos is sponsored by Hugo Granados and Tia Edwards.

• Hugo Granados is a major contribution to CCC Podcast for our wine and dine collection. Hugo is notable for being our very first sponsor. CCC loves and appreciates everything that you do, Hugo.

• Tia Edwards is a certified and professional MUA and PMUA located in Houston, Texas. Her areas of expertise focus on beauty and facial care. Visit her Instagram @everythingbrows_beauty for bookings.

Special Shoutout

Christa McDonald is a Licensed Cosmetologist located in Houston, Texas. Her services include beauty, cosmetic and personal care. Visit her website @thetnb_experience for bookings.