S3 Ep20: The Maps, The Unresolved and Remembered

Foul Play: Crime Series

Shane L. Waters, Wendy Cee, Gemma Hoskins

True Crime, Society & Culture, News, Daily News, History

4.4 • 986 Ratings

🗓️ 30 December 2020

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

The final episode of "The Maps," hosts Shane and Wendy reflect on the harrowing journey of this season. They revisit the known victims of the Speed Freak Killers and the unsolved cases potentially linked to Wesley Shermantine and Loren Herzog, underscoring the agony of the unknown that haunts countless families.

This episode delves into the unimaginable pain of living in a constant state of uncertainty and grief. Shane and Wendy invite listeners to empathize with those who endure the endless wait for answers about their missing loved ones. Through interviews with family members, psychologists, and support groups, they explore the emotional and psychological toll of not knowing what happened to a parent, sibling, child, or friend.

The hosts also discuss the broader impact of the Speed Freak Killers on communities and the ongoing efforts to solve the remaining mysteries. They highlight the importance of continued investigation, public awareness, and community support in bringing closure to these unsolved cases.

This episode is a poignant and respectful tribute to the victims and their families. It’s an episode that not only marks the end of the season but also serves as a reminder of the resilience of the human spirit in the face of ongoing tragedy.

For further reflections on this season and additional resources for those affected by the Speed Freak Killers, visit itsfoulplay.com, where the commitment to uncovering the truth and supporting those in search of closure continues.

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0:00.0	You're in a
0:16.0	one of the three three four v-a-trax-week so it's a subject fan. I'm going to be waiting one seven two no water warrant. 4. Oh, During this season we have not only told you about those that we know were victims of the Speed Freak Killers.
1:04.0	We have also included some unsolved cases that are believed to be attributed to
1:08.0	Sherman Tine and Herzog.
1:10.0	If you have any information or leads on any of the cases that we have featured, however small or trivial you think it may be,
1:18.0	please either contact the Sheriff's Office or you can leave an anonymous tip via our website.
1:25.6	Can you imagine living minute after minute, hour after hour, day after day, year after year not not knowing what happened to your parent, your sibling, your child, or your friend.
1:40.0	Philip Cabot Lloyd Martin went missing from Stockton on the 30th of September 1993, aged 47.
1:49.0	He disappeared after failing to collect his daughters from school and has never been seen or heard from again.
1:55.6	His gold 1987 Chevrolet Celebrity Car was found burnt out a few days later in an area that was well known for this
2:04.6	type of crime. We spoke to Philip's daughter Marie about her father's
2:09.6	disappearance in episode 4. Wherever he ran into Sherman Tynd and Herzog and they drug him off to wherever they drug him
2:17.0	on to.
2:18.0	Gail Marie Marks went missing in Stockton on the 18th of October 1988 aged 18.
2:27.0	She disappeared after visiting her local DMV office and has never been seen or heard from again. We spoke to Gail's mother, Sue Kaiser, in episode
2:37.8	five.
2:38.8	And he's trying to put all the blame on.
2:41.8	Bursa on.
2:43.0	Then she left more his type.
2:46.0	Donald Ray Sadbury Jr. known to everyone as Donnie was found deceased
2:51.0	on the 5th of April 1993 in Room 111
2:56.9	of the Acorn Inn in Stockton. While we know he was shot it has never been established if there was foul play involved.
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