Christy Appleby died at the age of 39; a week prior to passing, she sustained a 4cm skull fracture to her head. Her husband stated she had been sleepwalking, yet Christy had never had a history of sleepwalking. Christy also never had a history of depression; she was not taking any meds for sleepwalking or depression. The "fall" that supposedly fractured Christy's head was less than 3 feet high. This fall is not consistent with the injuries she sustained. A few days later, she was found deceased in her home, supposedly "hanging from a rope." When police arrived on the scene, she had been cut down by her husband. There was no note. Christy had spoken to friends that morning through text message and said nothing about being depressed, yet talked about going back to work.

Robin Davis died at the age of 38; Robin was found deceased in a burning car on the side of the road in a ditch that was less than 3 feet deep. The doors were not locked, nothing blocked the exits, and the vehicle was in PARK. Robin had no soot in her lungs, and her cricoid cartilage had been fractured. The cricoid cartilage is usually broken during strangulation. No soot in her lungs means she was not alive when she was placed in the vehicle.

Kirk Davis was 64 years old at the time of his death. Kirk was found deceased at the bottom of his basement stairs with a skull fracture. That day, Kirks's bank card and checks were stolen from his residence, and checks were forged in his name.

Colin Arey was 26 years old when he was last seen. His social security number and bank cards have not been used, and none of his family or friends have heard from him or seen him since 2017.

These families have a right to know what happened to their loved ones. Someone reading this has information that could assist me in this investigation. Some people are refusing to return my calls or write back to me. I get it; you're scared to talk. But staying silent only protects the person who destroyed these beautiful human beings' lives. These people who are dead may not be able to speak to us in the way we are familiar with, but their injuries, their scenes where and how they were found are screaming loudly for us to help them.

Most cold cases are solved because people who refuse to speak in the initial stages of the investigation have a change of heart or their relationship with the "suspect" changes.

If someone killed these people, do you think it's fair he/she continues to enjoy their life? Is it ok with you to stay silent, protecting yourself, knowing they most likely will take another life?! How many more people have to die or disappear to get someone to speak up, stand up, and say enough is enough? If you have any information, regardless of how little it may be, whether it's about your brother or sister, your mother or father, uncle or aunt who may have been involved in these deaths, I urge you to please come forward. Please help speak for the deceased, the missing. Help them get justice, and help the families finally get closure and answers. Please don't allow this person to get away with what they have been doing for years. If you want to remain anonymous, that's fine; call or email. You know who you are, and you can help save more lives and give closure to families.