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A young woman is found dying on the side of a highway after an apparent hit-and-run. But when police try to identify her, they uncover something far stranger: multiple names, a mysterious past, and a life shaped by secrets that began when she was just a child.

In this episode of Tell Me the Crime, Feb tells John the story of Suzanne Sevakis, a woman whose true identity remained hidden for decades, and the disturbing circumstances that explain why.

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On December 7, 2009, Susan Powell vanished from her Utah home. Her purse, wallet, identification, and other belongings were still inside, but Susan, her husband Josh, and their two young sons were gone.

Josh returned hours later with an extraordinary explanation: he had taken the boys camping after midnight in the freezing desert while Susan slept at home. Then one of the children made a troubling comment about who had gone with them.

As investigators examined Josh’s story, they uncovered contradictions, hidden warnings, and disturbing secrets surrounding the Powell family. Yet Susan has never been found, and no one was ever tried for her disappearance.

In this episode, Febriana tells John the disappearance of Susan Powell and the evidence that made investigators believe the midnight camping trip concealed something much darker.

Listener discretion is advised. This episode discusses abuse, child murder, suicide, voyeurism, and disturbing family behaviour.

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In today’s episode of TMTC, John tells Febriana about a man in Florida who spent nearly $200,000, mostly stolen from his family, on a webcam performer in Bulgaria whom he believed truly loved him.

His family protected him, paid for treatment, and gave him one final chance. Then they contacted her themselves to expose his lies.

Within weeks, all three were dead - and Grant Amato had disappeared.

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