Murder Mixtape 185: Terrance Williams and Felipe Santos

This Feels Criminal: A True Crime Podcast (Formerly Killer Queens)

This Feels Criminal | Formerly Killer Queens

Society & Culture, True Crime

4.4 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 21 October 2022

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

In January of 2004, 27-year-old Terrance Williams disappeared in the early morning hours. His mother soon found out that he was last seen getting into the back of a police cruiser in Naples, Florida. The deputy reported that he'd dropped Terrance off at a nearby gas station. It wasn't long before Terrance's mother found that her son wasn't the last young man seen in the police car belonging to the same deputy: Steven Calkins. Three months prior, 23-year-old Felipe Santos disappeared after getting into Calkins' service vehicle following a minor car accident. Calkins said that he'd also dropped Felipe off at a nearby gas station. There was no video footage and no witnesses to corroborate Calkins' story. Neither man has been seen since. Was this just a coincidence and was Calkins just the unluckiest man in the world? Or, more likely, was Calkins responsible for the disappearances, and likely murders, of Terrance and Felipe?

TRIGGER WARNINGS: racism, missing persons, suspected murder, police abuse of power

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0:00.0	Hey all, thanks for listening to Killer Queens, or KQ If you nasty.
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0:13.8	each other to talk to the hand because the face ain't listening.
0:17.0	I'm Torella, and I'm Tori, and we're sisters who have always loved true crime and decided
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0:25.1	Kind of like diet true crime, it's all the flavor of fewer calories.
0:29.2	Now with our show you'll get true crime, 90s nostalgia, and a few four letter words sprinkled
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0:47.0	Now grab at your sendy d, your gushers, and your tie beanie baby, and let's get into that
0:52.7	episode.
0:53.7	This episode contains discussions about racism, missing persons, suspected murder, police
1:05.1	abuse of power.
1:06.6	Listener discretion is advised.
1:09.2	In January of 2004, 27 year old Terrence Williams disappeared in the early morning hours.
1:14.5	His mother soon found out that he was last seen getting into the back of a police cruiser
1:18.2	in Naples, Florida.
1:19.8	The deputy reported that he had dropped her and soft at a nearby gas station.
1:22.9	It wasn't long before Terrence's mother found out that her son wasn't the last young
1:26.9	man seen in the police car belonging to the same deputy Stephen Calkins.
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