S4 Ep5: A package from Ohio

Unsolved

USA TODAY and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

True Crime

3.9 • 792 Ratings

🗓️ 31 May 2023

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Fourteen years after Alexis disappeared, a man from Ohio comes forward to say he believes his estranged wife might be the missing girl.

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0:28.2	start listening terms apply previously on unsolved there were calls all over the place we got calls from
0:36.6	like florida that they saw her.
0:38.5	You know, it was just, that's what really kills your investigation.
0:41.3	Because unless you got a contact, they go down to Florida,
0:43.5	and then you go down there, and it's like, well, what are we looking for?
0:45.5	You know, well, somebody claimed they saw her at a gas station.
0:47.8	And it was like, well.
0:49.7	So I remember talking, calling Milwaukee Police Department and talking to somebody.
0:55.1	And I also remember talking to a man named Steve Spengola over email.
1:01.6	And kind of both of them told me the same things.
1:04.9	And they said that they believed that Alexis was in a landfill, but they couldn't prove it.
1:12.8	From USA Today and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, this is Unsolved Season 4.
1:20.0	A Missing Girl, A Search for Truth.
1:23.1	I'm Gina Barton.
1:25.1	Chapter 5.
1:26.4	A Package from Ohio.
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