On February 14th, 2000, 9-year-old Asha Degree vanished from her home in the middle of a stormy North Carolina night.
She packed a backpack.
She slipped out unnoticed.
And she was never seen again.

But Asha didn’t run away — she was taken.

In this powerful and emotional episode of Buried Whispers, we take our deepest dive yet into one of the most heartbreaking missing persons cases in American history. From her unexplained disappearance… to a chilling backpack discovery… to new DNA evidence and suspects named in 2023 and 2024 — this is the full story of Asha Degree.

We honor her, we remember her, and we amplify her case in hopes that someone will come forward.

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Between 1918 and 1919, a shadow stalked the streets of New Orleans. He crept into homes at night, murdered entire families with their own axes, and vanished without a trace. His victims were sleeping. His tools were borrowed. His signature? A letter promising death to anyone not playing jazz music.

The press called him the Axeman.

Was he a serial killer, a Mafia enforcer, or something even darker? And why did a city believe that music could save them from murder?

In this extended episode of Buried Whispers, we dive deep into the Axeman’s reign of terror — exploring the historical fear, ethnic tensions, jazz-era culture, and chilling psychology behind one of America’s most haunting cold cases.

Step into the alleys of 1910s New Orleans… where silence was deadly, and survival meant keeping the music playing.

🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or anywhere you get your true crime fix.

In 1947, 22-year-old Elizabeth Short was found murdered and mutilated in a vacant Los Angeles lot — her body severed, drained of blood, and posed with disturbing precision. The press called her The Black Dahlia. The world called her unforgettable.

Who killed her? And why has her case remained unsolved for over 75 years?

In this extended episode of Buried Whispers, we take you deep into the life and death of Elizabeth Short — from her dreams of stardom to the chilling discovery of her body… and the trail of suspects, scandals, and secrets that followed.

Was it Dr. George Hodel, the powerful L.A. physician with a twisted past? Or someone else hiding behind the glitz of postwar Hollywood?

Uncover the real story behind America’s most haunting unsolved murder — where fact, fiction, and obsession collide.

🕯️ Buried Whispers is the podcast that explores the cases time tried to erase — now streaming on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and everywhere you listen.

On Christmas Eve 1945, a fire tore through the Sodder family home in Fayetteville, West Virginia. Five of the ten Sodder children vanished that night — but no remains were ever found. What began as a tragedy soon spiraled into one of the most chilling unsolved mysteries in American history.

In this premiere episode of Buried Whispers, we unravel the strange clues, mafia threats, suspicious sightings, and the decades-long search for the truth. Were the children really lost in the fire… or were they taken?

If you love true crime, unsolved disappearances, and dark historical mysteries — this is a story you won’t forget.