55 year old KPMG executive Alan White was last seen on October 22, 2020, getting gas at a RaceTrac station in Dallas. CCTV captured his car leaving the station and heading toward his home but Alan never made it back. His Porsche was found a week later in a known dumping area, with the keys and Alan’s phone still inside. The following year, Alan’s remains were discovered not far from where the vehicle had been left. We suspect that something happened at the gas station. Contact us at: weekni...
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55 year old KPMG executive Alan White was last seen on October 22, 2020, getting gas at a RaceTrac station in Dallas. CCTV captured his car leaving the station and heading toward his home but Alan never made it back. His Porsche was found a week later in a known dumping area, with the keys and Alan’s phone still inside. The following year, Alan’s remains were discovered not far from where the vehicle had been left. We suspect that something happened at the gas station. Contact us at: weekni...
#36 Who Killed Vishal Mehrotra? The 1981 London Abduction Mystery
Weeknight Mysteries Podcast
1 hour 22 minutes
1 month ago
#36 Who Killed Vishal Mehrotra? The 1981 London Abduction Mystery
In 1981, 8-year-old Vishal Mehrotra vanished on the day of the Royal Wedding. His remains were later found in remote Sussex woods. The case ties to child abuse rings, a mysterious phone call, suspicious cars, men seen in khaki with a boy, and even possible links to Sidney Cooke’s gang. Over 40 years later, the mystery remains unsolved. Justice for Vishal Mehrotra petition https://www.change.org/p/justice-for-vishal-mehrotra-494a8b11-7ab5-45e7-9b97-f30c3dda9378 Contact us at: weeknightmyste...
Weeknight Mysteries Podcast
55 year old KPMG executive Alan White was last seen on October 22, 2020, getting gas at a RaceTrac station in Dallas. CCTV captured his car leaving the station and heading toward his home but Alan never made it back. His Porsche was found a week later in a known dumping area, with the keys and Alan’s phone still inside. The following year, Alan’s remains were discovered not far from where the vehicle had been left. We suspect that something happened at the gas station. Contact us at: weekni...
