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Unfinished Business

Where is Sandra Yeoman?

Sandra Yeoman, a 13-year-old African American girl, disappeared without a trace on May 28, 1974, when she left her Thonotosassa, Florida home at around 8:30 a.m., heading towards her school bus stop. Tragically, she never reached her school, and her whereabouts have remained a baffling mystery ever since, with no sightings or communication to provide any leads.

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The Murder of Walter Rodriguez

An 18-year-old coming into the prime of his life was murdered in his own apartment. Now, Special Investigators are looking at this cold case from 1999 in hopes to find out who killed Walter Rodriguez.

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The Murder of Damien Bowie

Damien Bowie was 23-year-old when he was killed in 2014. The murder happened in broad daylight, so why are there no answer years later? That is what HCSO Special Investigators are working to find out.

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The Murder of Alston Eugene Brookes

On September 20, 2006, emergency crews responded to a mobile home fire and made a gruesome discovery. Now Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office Special Investigators are working on this cold case to find out who killed Alston Eugune Brooks.

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The Murder of James Crosby

A brother, a son, a teacher, and a friend. He was just 44 years old when his life was brutally cut short. Now investigators are searching for who killed James Roy Crosby in 1985.

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The Murders of Sony Kennedy, David Kennedy, and William Plumb

When the Kennedys and Plumb did not show up for work at Sun Ye Kennedy's China Town restaurant in Brandon on Super Bowl Sunday in 1990, friends started to worry. Upon arrival to their home, Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office deputies found Sun Ye Kennedy, William Plumb, and 15-year-old David Kennedy all dead.

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The Murder of Thomas Walker

Thomas Walker was playing chess on a warm, sunny day in March of 2017 when he was gunned down in the middle of the street. Walker was just 38-years-old. There were witnesses all around but the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office needs more information to solve this case.

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The Murder of Robert Berry

A husband and father of two was killed inside his home by three masked men. Robert Berry's wife witnessed the crime, while their children slept in their rooms. The case has since turned cold, but the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office has not given up and is urging anyone with information to come forward.

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The Murder of Susan Solano

Susan Solano was a hardworking mother, opening up her Tampa business on May 1, 1995. When employees arrived that morning, they found her dead in the back of the store. More than 25 years later, her family is still hopeful detectives will one day track down her killer.

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The Murder of Nathan Snyder

More than a decade has passed and no arrest has been made in the murder case of Nathan Matthew Snyder. The 43-year-old man was fatally shot and robbed of his laptop while sitting at a Tampa bus stop on May 15, 2010. Snyder's relative and the lead detective on his cold case say he may have lost his life over his coveted electronic device.

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The Murder of Earl Peterson

If you have any information on this case or any others that are being investigated by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, please call 813-247-8200. Be sure to follow us on social media at @HCSOSheriff for any updates we have on this case in the future.

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The Murder of Kivontae Love

It was 2019, the day before Thanksgiving. For some reason, Kivontae Love, a young father, was shot and killed outside a Tampa apartment complex. His killer(s) are still on the run. Witnesses say they saw men running from the scene, but detectives need your help to help solve this case.

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The Murder of Stephen Edenfield

A man discovers his brother was brutally murdered in his apartment. A security guard at the complex witnessed someone with the victim the night of the murder, which occurred February 1, 1997. Who killed 41-year-old Stephen Edenfield remains a mystery.

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Mary "Rose" Duff

On March 18, 1999, a family riding bicycles through a Ruskin, Florida neighborhood discovered something shocking: the body of a white female lying in a ditch. Her clothing was gone. Her body was bruised, and the cause of death was ruled strangulation. We take a look back at the murder of Mary "Rose" Duff in hope that you can help us solve this "Unfinished Business."

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Bonnie Lee Dages

At 18-years-old, Bonnie Lee Dages had her entire life ahead of her. Instead, she and her son, Jeremy, mysteriously went missing after a trip to a Brandon, Florida shopping center in 1993. To this day, family and friends have not seen or heard from her. The investigation into her disappearance has since gone cold. It's been almost three decades since Bonnie Lee and her son went missing. We take a look back at the case, in hopes that you can help us solve this "Unfinished Business."

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Katrina Burlingame

32-year-old Katrina Burlingame was brutally killed in Tampa during the early morning hours of October 24, 2018. She was last seen on surveillance video at a local 7/11 convenience store arguing with another person. The two left the store, and that was the last time Katrina was seen alive. Her body was found more than a day later, in a backyard of a home that was being shown to a potential renter. Now, almost two years later, her sister and family are still looking for justice for Katrina.

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Robert Spivey

On Sunday, June 13, 1971, around 2:45 a.m., Robert Spivey left Dante’s Inferno, a bar located at Busch Blvd and Waters Avenue, and drove two friends home. That was the last time he was seen alive. His car appeared to have left the roadway approximately 150-200 feet south of where it came to rest. The vehicle was running with lights on and the passenger side door open when found. The victim was shot in the neck while seated in the car. Detectives are still working to figure out who killed Robert Spivey while his daughter searching for the reason why she had to grow up without her father.

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Marcus Jordan

Kimberly Jordan remembers walking outside her home and finding her younger brother's lifeless body. Marcus Jordan, 46, lived a troubled life in and out of correctional facilities, but according to his sister, he was healing his painful childhood memories and was working toward a brighter future. On June 19, 2015, Marcus was killed minutes after he called his nephew to inform him he was walking up his driveway. Although HCSO detectives believe they have identified the attacker, without sufficient witness testimony, they can't make an arrest.

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Kenric May

Kenric May's mother describes her late son as a passionate writer who loved poetry and was known to keep to himself. The 32-year-old grew up in Pinebluff, Arkansas, was the youngest of four, and moved to Tampa to pursue his higher education. However, Kenric's life was taken from him on April 23, 2010, when, according to HCSO detectives, a group of masked people forced their way into his home and fired the deadly shots. Ten years later, Kenric's father has passed away, and his mother is determined to find out who did this and why. HCSO detectives believe the people behind it must have spoken to someone about the incident, and therefore, someone must know something.

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Veronica Reyes-Diaz

After a Friday out with friends just outside of Tampa, Florida, 23-year-old Veronica Reyes-Diaz tucked her children into bed during the early morning hours of January 18, 2020. Her kids hear their mother go outside, and that was the last time that she is seen or heard from. For months now, her young children have been without a mother. We take a look back at Veronica Reyes-Diaz's disappearance, in hopes that you can help us solve this "Unfinished Business."

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Cieha Taylor

This episode reviews the disappearance of Cieha Taylor. The 28-year-old woman was last seen on February 6, 2020. The detective leading this case and Canitha Taylor, Cieha's mother, will be featured in the episode discussing her daughter's case and her message for the public.

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