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Moms and Mysteries: A True Crime Podcast

[Unsolved] Justice for Eric Nealms: Driveway Murder

Moms and Mysteries: A True Crime Podcast

Moms got ya covered-feed

True Crime

4.68.8K Ratings

🗓️ 22 July 2025

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

It was just before sunrise on a quiet September morning in Phoenix City, Alabama, when 30-year-old Eric Nealms stepped outside, heading to work like he did every morning. But someone was already waiting. Within moments of leaving his home, Eric was shot multiple times in his own driveway and left to die. A witness saw a light-skinned man wearing dark clothing running from the scene immediately after the shots were fired.Eric was a kind, funny, and supportive man who was devoted to his family. Born in Columbus, Georgia, he was deeply loved and is still desperately missed. Despite the witness account, multiple leads, and a $15,000 reward, the investigation has stalled. Eric's family has fought tirelessly to keep his name in the public eye, begging for someone to come forward and bring them closure. They believe Eric made one mistake, but he did not deserve to be taken from them. New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday! Follow us on Instagram: @momsandmysteries Join our Patreon: patreon.com/momsandmysteries Visit our website: momsandmysteries.com #TrueCrime #Podcast #FloridaMoms #JusticeForEric #UnsolvedMurder #Alabama #PhoenixCity Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

It was just before sunrise on a quiet September morning in Phoenix City, Alabama, when 32-year-old Eric Nellums stepped outside heading to work like he did every morning. But someone was already waiting. Within moments, Eric was shot multiple times and left to die in his driveway. way.

0:30.5

Hey guys, and welcome to the Moms and Mysteries podcast, a true crime podcast featuring myself,

0:31.9

Mandy, and my dear friend, Melissa.

0:32.5

Hi, Melissa.

0:33.6

Hi, Mandy.

0:34.1

How are you?

0:35.7

I am doing all right.

0:39.4

We are getting into, I think, what they call the dog days of summer. And I feel like a dog. I think so. I know. I know. It's everything's hot, sticky, wet. I said

0:49.7

mildewy, but that's not what I mean. Just muggy. But it feels that way. Like mildew, mildew vibes.

0:55.8

Big mildew vibes everywhere. And yeah, I'm just very much over it. I'm always over summer. So I'm not a good summer person.

1:03.1

You are. I can see you right now wearing a sweatshirt. Okay. In your home. It's actually not even cool in here whatsoever, but it's a comfort thing. It's very

1:13.1

comfortable. Halfway through I might take it off. I don't know. We'll see. But go ahead, Mandy.

1:17.6

So before we get into the story of what happened to Eric Nellams, we want to introduce you to the person that he was.

1:24.4

Eric was so much more than a name and a headline. He was someone who was deeply loved and is still missed every day. Eric was so much more than a name and a headline. He was someone who was deeply loved and is still

1:29.5

missed every day. Eric was born on June 10, 1971, in Columbus, Georgia. He was the youngest child to

1:37.3

his mom, Annie, and he grew up with an older sister named Kathy. Eric and Kathy shared a very special

1:44.1

bond. The media often reports that Eric had

1:47.5

15 siblings, and he technically did, but that wasn't quite the full story. Eric's other siblings

1:54.0

were through marriage, and they were at different stages of his life, but for Eric and Kathy,

1:58.7

it was always just the two of them, so they really did have a

2:02.5

very special sibling bond. Kathy said that Eric was her best friend. They were close in age and

2:09.6

were inseparable from the very beginning. She said that they just did life together.

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