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- Ronan Wolfe: Welcome back to 3 Crimes That Are Still Unsolved – Chilling Cases With No Answers… Yet. I’m Ronan Wolfe. Tonight, we’re focusing on something simple—a knock at the door. It’s a normal sound. A routine interruption. But in these cases, that moment may have been the turning point. A visitor arrives, a door opens… and nothing is ever the same again. Ronan Wolfe: First, we look at the case of Dorothy Jane Scott. In 1980, Dorothy vanished from a hospital parking lot in California after receiving mysterious threatening phone calls for weeks. The caller claimed he would take her, and one night, he did. Her car was found burning in an alley hours later, but Dorothy was gone. Years later, her remains were discovered, but the identity of the caller—the person who may have been watching her—was never confirmed. Ronan Wolfe: Next is the disappearance of Beverly Potts in 1951. The 10-year-old girl was attending a concert in a Cleveland park when she wandered away from friends. Witnesses later reported seeing a man speaking with her near the exit. Some claimed he knocked on a nearby residence asking for directions around the same time. Beverly was never seen again. The case remains one of the oldest unsolved child disappearances in the region. Ronan Wolfe: Finally, we examine the case of Blair Adams. In 1996, Adams fled from Canada to the United States, telling friends someone was trying to kill him. He moved quickly, erratically, staying in multiple hotels. Days later, he was found murdered in a Tennessee parking lot. There were no signs of robbery, no clear suspect. Some believe he may have encountered someone who had been following him—someone who got close enough to finally make contact. Ronan Wolfe: A knock. A voice. A moment of trust. In each of these cases, something ordinary may have opened the door to something irreversible. Ronan Wolfe: I’m Ronan Wolfe. Subscribe to 3 Crimes That Are Still Unsolved – Chilling Cases With No Answers… Yet. And remember—sometimes, the most dangerous moment… is answering the door.