December 5, 2001.

Dallas, Texas

After boarding a flight from Indianapolis to Los Angeles, 70-year-old Margie Dab the

inner husband stopped for a layover at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

Before they can make their connecting flight, Margie winds up disappearing, and since she

suffers from Alzheimer's disease, there is fear that she became confused and wandered

outside the airport.

Nearly seven years later, Skeletor remains found in a wooded area 15 miles away, are identified

as belonging to Margie.

Since her cause of death is determined to be blunt for a trauma, Margie's case is ruled

to be a homicide, but there are no conclusive answers about how she was killed.

To that, the trail went cold.

Hello everyone and welcome to our latest episode of the trail went cold.

I'm your host Robin Warner, and we're going to be exploring a very tragic and bizarre mystery,

the 2001 disappearance and subsequent death of Margie Dabney.

This coming weekend, I'm going to be appearing at the True Crime Podcast Festival in Dallas,

Texas, and per tradition, whenever I attend one of these podcasting events, I like to

cover a case from the host city that varies the same week.

Today's feature story involves an elderly woman named Margie Dabney, who was traveling

from Indianapolis to Los Angeles alongside her husband Joe, but somehow wound up disappearing

during a layover at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

Since Margie suffered from Alzheimer's disease and Joe was using a wheelchair due to a hip

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