Richard Keith Call and Cassandra Lee Haley were a 20-year-old and 18-year-old from Gloucester

and Grafton, Virginia, respectively. They had a college class together. On April 9, 1988,

Keith and Sandra were on their first date. They went to a party in Newport News, then left

some time after midnight. Keith's car was found just hours later on the colonial parkway.

They were never seen again. I'm Ed Denzel, and this is the first of a two-part episode of Unfound.

Yep, this is the two-parter. And these are the disappearances I've been teasing for a few weeks now

on these episodes and on the live show on YouTube. And yes, if you're wondering, Keith and Sandra

as they were known by everyone back then, are the only two disappearances contained within the

greater phenomenon that is now known as the colonial parkway murders, the killing of three couples,

and the disappearances of these two young people. Over the years, there have been books, websites,

web-sloose threads, Reddit posts, and even a Wikipedia page devoted to trying to figure out

if all of them are connected or separate incidents. Was there a serial killer in that area of Virginia,

or was it all the work of multiple, unconnected, assailants? Well, in this episode and the next,

Unfound is going to do something that's never been done before. We are going to examine Keith

and Sandra's case all by itself, with only a bit of comparing and contrasting with the murders.

I plan to apply everything we've learned over the past six plus years concerning missing

person's cases to figure out what happened to cause the colonial parkway disappearances.

And now a summary of the case. This is brought to you by my friend Megan Lynez's website,

charlieproject.org. Keith Call, in both hearing about him and reading about him,

was pretty much the nicest guy you ever wanted to meet.

Studios, friendly, even taking his younger brother to the movies on Sundays. He had no addictions,

no problems with the law, no allegations of any behavioral or mental issues, and Keith had a

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