51. The Disappearance of Tamika Huston

Bless This Mess: A Southern True Crime Podcast

Bless This Mess

Society & Culture, True Crime, History

4.8 • 733 Ratings

🗓️ 1 June 2019

⏱️ 264 minutes

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Summary

In May of 2004, South Carolina nursing student Tamika Huston went missing. The first few days her family just thought that she had gone on one of her spontaneous trips but after not hearing from her in almost two weeks, they called the police. With an ex-boyfriend with a past and a new secret love interest, the police had suspects but no real evidence. Join us while we discuss the disappearance of Tamika and her families journey to find her.

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0:00.0	Life once again is carefree
0:07.0	Where we tiptoed now we waltz
0:11.0	Past the black hats and the mirrors we've cracked
0:15.0	Without our fingers crossed
0:19.0	The days are slow and easy
0:22.6	In the nights feel
0:24.6	Welcome to bless this mess in the Truecom podcast
0:26.8	I'm Carrie here with Stu. Say hey Stu
0:28.1	Hey
0:28.6	All right we're back with you again this evening day
0:32.2	weekend whatever you're doing
0:33.9	And we are going to South Carolina
0:36.5	But first we're going to start out with some
0:38.3	reviews. Stu. Coming to us from Facebook, Christy. Y'all crack me up. Seriously. The whole messed up
0:45.0	thing. My family jokes all the time saying, oh, that's so messed up. I thought we were the only
0:51.0	crazy people who did that. Probably not. There's probably plenty of us out there.
0:55.9	I should probably say I'm from Texas and my husband is from Louisiana.
1:00.2	Go tigers or hook them horns, depending accordingly.
1:03.7	I really enjoyed a podcast and hope y'all keep them coming.
1:07.1	And one more thing, I cannot be the only person to say this.
1:11.0	Please tell me I'm not anyway.
1:13.2	Stu, you sound a lot like Lieutenant Dan, for real.
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