S13 Ep4: Kay-Alana Turner - Tomball, TX

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Bob Ruff

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 23 July 2023

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Kay-Alana Turner was last seen in the 18000 block of Country Hills Drive, in Tomball, Texas, on March 10, 2023. She is a 28 year old white female with long brown hair. She's 5' 4" and 110 lbs. She was last seen wearing a long pink dress and was barefoot. The last known footprints suggest that she crossed Spring Creek, and was possibly headed towards Decker Prairie Rosehill Rd.

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0:00.0	.
0:30.0	Today's Active Missing Persons Cakes comes to us from Tombal, Texas, which is part of
0:47.6	Harris County.
0:49.2	If you're a longtime listener, you'll be very familiar with my disdain for the Harris
0:53.0	County Sheriff's Department, the Law Enforcement Agency responsible for the wrongful conviction
0:57.9	of Sandy Melgar.
0:59.6	If you're new here, you should definitely give season six a listen to better understand.
1:04.6	Today's case is obviously not a wrongful conviction, it's a missing person's case.
1:10.0	Just like with Sandy, in my opinion, the Harris County Sheriff's Department is once again
1:14.6	responsible for the disappearance of Kay Alana Turner.
1:20.2	This story has some twists and turns, so I'm going to break down some of the key details
1:23.6	to you before we hear from Kay Alana's mother.
1:26.6	Rosa, her mom, is going to spend quite a bit of time on the years leading up to the
1:30.9	disappearance, and there's good reason for that.
1:34.8	The reason is because the Harris County Sheriff's Department has twisted this story and smeared
1:38.9	the name of Kay Alana.
1:41.3	They described her as a homeless drug addict, and rather than organizing searches for a missing
1:46.6	person, they labeled her as a fugitive.
1:49.7	I'm going to let Rosa give you the backstory.
1:53.0	These are the details beginning on the night of March 9th of this year.
1:57.6	That night, Kay Alana left Beaumont, Texas, headed for Austin.
2:01.8	She called a friend there in Austin and told them that she was on her way.
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