Brandi Summers and Tiffani Wise: Part 2

And Then They Were Gone

Little Monster Productions

Documentary, True Crime, Society & Culture

4.6 • 747 Ratings

🗓️ 17 November 2021

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

When his wife, Beverly Wise was murdered in their San Bernardino, California home in 1977 and their two oldest children were kidnapped, Claude Wise feared that he would never see them again. But two years later, in 1979, detectives told him that they believed his children were still alive. In fact, their investigation would reveal that the children had been hiding in plain sight: eating out in restaurants, and attending Sunday School. But despite multiple arrests, and the lengthiest and most expensive trial in San Bernardino’s history, Brandi Summers and Tiffany Wise’s whereabouts remain unknown, over 40 years later. Claude Wise and his youngest daughter Stacy are still searching, and they believe that there are many people who are still alive who hold the answers to this mystery.Find us everywhere: linktr.ee/attwgpodSupport us on Patreon: patreon.com/attwgpodFor a full list of sources, please visit our blog: andthentheyweregone.com/blogBrandi Jondell Summers – The Charley ProjectTiffani Claudette Wise – The Charley ProjectCA - CA - Brandi Summers, 5, & Tiffani Wise, 2, San Bernadino, 30 March 1977Case File 322DFCAThe Doe Network: Case File 323DFCAHave you seen this child? Brandi SummersBeverly Marsh Wise (1951-1977)Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/attwgpod)

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0:00.0	When his wife Beverly Wise was murdered in their San Bernardino, California home in 1977,
0:10.3	and their two oldest children were kidnapped, Claude Wise feared that he would never see them again.
0:16.2	But two years later, in 1979, detectives told him that they believed his children were still alive.
0:23.1	In fact, their investigation would reveal that the children had been hiding in plain sight,
0:28.3	eating out in restaurants and attending Sunday school.
0:31.9	But despite multiple arrests and the lengthiest and most expensive trial in San Bernardino's history, Brandy
0:39.1	Summers and Tiffany Wise's whereabouts remain unknown over 40 years later.
0:44.8	Claude Wise and his youngest daughter, Stacy, are still searching, and they believe that there
0:49.7	are many people who are still alive who hold the answers to this mystery.
0:55.4	When a person goes missing, there's a special kind of pain in the not knowing.
0:59.6	I want to tell the stories of those who never came home.
1:02.5	I want to tell you the story of Brandy Summers and Tiffany Wise.
1:06.4	I'm Conan Gallagher.
1:07.8	And I'm Ethan Flick.
1:08.6	And this is, and then they were gone. The
1:30.3	The Okay, welcome back, everyone.
1:50.5	Welcome again.
1:52.0	Welcome back.
1:52.9	Thank you for joining us for part two of this insane story and hanging in there.
1:58.2	For those of you who have not listened to part one, definitely stop right now
2:01.9	and go do that because this will not make any sense. Now also break out your whiteboard
2:06.2	when you're listening to part one and do several diagrams. Yes, absolutely. Because this is
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