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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’s episode centers on something we’ve all heard before—a phone call in the middle of the night. But what if that call was the last anyone ever heard from you? What if it left more questions than answers? These three cases begin with chilling calls—and end with complete silence. Ronan Wolfe: Our first case is that of Brandon Lawson, a 26-year-old father of four who disappeared in 2013 in Texas. Around 12:30 AM, Brandon called 911 from a rural highway, saying, “Yes, I’m in the middle of a field… my truck ran out of gas.” The call gets stranger—he says people are chasing him. Then, nothing. His truck was found abandoned. His phone, wallet, keys—gone. The 911 call was real, the fear in his voice undeniable. But no trace of Brandon has ever been found. Ronan Wolfe: Then there’s the haunting case of Leah Roberts. In 2000, Leah took an unannounced road trip across the country. Days later, her Jeep was found crashed in a ravine in Washington State—but it looked staged. Her belongings were inside, including a blanket arranged like someone had slept there. The only oddity? A brief call made to her sister’s voicemail at 3:30 AM, never explained. No one knows who placed it. Ronan Wolfe: Finally, we have Henry McCabe, a Minnesota man who vanished in 2015. He left a voicemail for his wife at 2:28 AM. The recording is terrifying: groans, strange noises, and Henry saying, “Stop it.” His body was later found in a lake—but there were no signs of trauma. The voicemail remains one of the most disturbing audio clues in an unsolved case. Ronan Wolfe: Three calls. Three cries in the dark. And still—no answers. I’m Ronan Wolfe. Stay alert, stay skeptical… and always answer the phone.