The latest episode of Lost Girls takes listeners into the mysterious disappearance of 25-year-old Tiffany Daniels, who vanished from Pensacola, Florida, on August 12, 2013. Tiffany, a talented artist and theatre technician at Pensacola State College, had requested a week off from work that afternoon. She clocked out at 4:43 p.m.—and was never seen again.

Later that evening, Tiffany’s gray Toyota 4Runner was spotted crossing the bridge to Pensacola Beach, but authorities have never been able to confirm who was behind the wheel. Eight days later, a jogger discovered the abandoned vehicle at Park West, near Fort Pickens. Inside, investigators found her belongings, including her cell phone, wallet, clothing, and even a jar of peanut butter—yet no sign of Tiffany herself.

Despite extensive searches, no trace of her has ever been found. With no clear evidence of foul play, speculation about Tiffany’s fate has ranged from voluntary disappearance to human trafficking. Over the years, her family has received anonymous tips and possible sightings, fueling hope that she may still be alive. Meanwhile, her vehicle remains impounded by the Pensacola Police Department, held in the belief that advancing technology could one day unlock critical clues.

This episode explores the unanswered questions surrounding Tiffany’s last known movements, the people in her life, and the heartbreaking uncertainty her loved ones continue to endure. If you have any information about Tiffany Daniels, please contact the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office at 850-436-9630.

Because every Lost Girl deserves to be found.

Lost Girls Podcast: The Cases of Brittany Ambrose Tee and Emma Baum

🎙 Hosted by: Amy Smith & LaDonna Humphrey

🔎 In this episode of Lost Girls Podcast, Amy and LaDonna highlight two haunting cases—Brittany Ambrose Tee and Emma Baum. Both women disappeared under mysterious circumstances, leaving behind devastated families searching for the truth.

📍 Brookfield, Massachusetts
📅 Missing Since: January 10, 2023

Brittany Ambrose Tee, a 34-year-old woman with a bright future, was last seen leaving her home around 8:30 PM, reportedly heading to visit her mother. Just 30 minutes earlier, she had been on the phone with her mother, crying—her last known communication.

🛑 Key Facts:

• Brittany's Jeep remained parked at her boyfriend’s house with her keys and purse inside.
• She took her iPad, wallet, and phone before leaving on foot.
• The boyfriend assumed she was with her mother, delaying the search.
• Despite extensive searches, no significant leads have surfaced.
• In 2024, her family enlisted Private Investigations for the Missing for help.

📢 If you have any information about Brittany’s disappearance, please call the dedicated tip line: 508-453-7589.

📍 Portage, Indiana / Gary, Indiana
📅 Missing Since: October 10, 2024

Emma Baum, a 25-year-old mother of three, was nine months pregnant when she vanished. She was last seen being dropped off at her boyfriend Antwon Butler’s home in Gary, Indiana. Emma's phone wasn’t working, and she planned to reactivate it that day, but she was never heard from again.

🛑 Key Facts:

• Emma’s mother reported her missing on October 28, 2024 after weeks of silence.
• Her family has voiced concerns about Butler’s involvement, but he has not been charged.
• Authorities searched multiple locations with K-9 units, but no leads emerged.
• Emma is described as 5'3", 136 lbs, brown hair, brown eyes, with several scars and tattoos. She often wore colorful wigs.
• Her family continues to fight for answers, pleading for anyone with information to come forward.

📢 If you have information about Emma Baum’s disappearance, please contact the Gary Police Department at 219-881-1209.

💔 These two cases serve as a painful reminder that too many women vanish without answers. Their families deserve justice, and their stories deserve to be heard.

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LaDonna Humphrey and Amy Smith are back! After a brief hiatus, Deep Dark Secrets is returning with a fresh new direction. In this special episode, they reveal exciting changes, discuss their rebranding, and share what’s next for the podcast. Tune in as they dive deeper into the cases that matter most—because every lost girl deserves justice.

The episode, hosted by Amy Smith and LaDonna Humphrey, addresses the critical issue of domestic violence in the United States, highlighting its devastating impact on women. They reveal alarming statistics: nearly 20 people per minute experience physical abuse from intimate partners, amounting to over 10 million annually. One in four women faces severe intimate partner violence, with more than three women killed daily by their partners. The discussion extends beyond physical abuse to include emotional, psychological, and sexual abuse, often escalating over time. Warning signs like extreme jealousy and isolation tactics are explored, emphasizing the need for awareness and prevention strategies.

High-profile cases such as Nicole Brown Simpson’s murder and Gabby Petito’s case underscore the severity of domestic violence and systemic failures to protect victims. The conversation stresses the importance of improved law enforcement training and stronger support systems for victims. Many cases remain underreported due to fear, distrust, and shame, underscoring the necessity for a supportive environment that empowers victims to seek help.

The episode delves into the tragic case of Gabby Petito, a 22-year-old aspiring travel influencer who went missing in September 2021 during a cross-country trip with her fiancé, Brian Laundrie. Despite evident tension in their relationship, including a police intervention for a domestic dispute in August, no significant action was taken. Gabby’s last known contact with her family was on August 24, and Brian returned home alone on September 1, leading to Gabby’s parents reporting her missing on September 11. The case attracted national attention, fueled by social media sleuthing.

This episode of Deep Dark Secrets focuses on domestic violence that turns to murder. The hosts discuss the alarming frequency of these tragic stories and the urgent need for awareness and intervention. They highlight the statistics of women dying at the hands of their intimate partners and emphasize the importance of recognizing the signs of domestic violence. The episode previews the upcoming season, which will explore high-profile cases, the warning signs of domestic violence, the psychological impact on survivors, the experiences of families and friends who have lost loved ones, and prevention and support strategies.

Human trafficking is a severe and pervasive issue in Arkansas due to its geographic and socioeconomic landscape. The state's strategic location and diverse landscape make it an attractive arena for trafficking. Human trafficking in Arkansas takes two primary forms: labor trafficking and sex trafficking. The hidden nature of the crime, coupled with the use of digital platforms, complicates law enforcement efforts. Efforts to combat human trafficking in Arkansas have increased over the years, with multiple stakeholders stepping up. Nonprofit organizations play a crucial role in providing support and rehabilitation services to survivors. Continued awareness, increased resources, and strengthened legislation are critical to dismantling trafficking networks in Arkansas.

Who is behind the mysterious Fetish Master persona online?

Why did Alecia Lockhart leave the Deep Dark Secrets Podcast?

Tune in as Amy Smith, LaDonna Humphrey and David McClam delve into the controversy behind this bizarre online screen name and follow along as we set the record straight once and for all.

And if the real Fetish Master is out there and listening.... we ask that you please stand up!

Amy Smith and LaDonna Humphrey delve into the grim world of human trafficking on their podcast “Deep Dark Secrets,” spotlighting the involvement of celebrities in such heinous crimes. They discuss R Kelly’s convictions for sex trafficking, illustrating how his celebrity status was leveraged to exploit women and children, accompanied by a victim’s harrowing account of manipulation and abuse. The hosts critique Kelly’s evasive answers in an interview about dating young girls, underscoring his inappropriate relationships due to his age.

The conversation shifts to the unsealed court documents from Jeffrey Epstein’s case, exposing sex trafficking and pedophilia allegations against high-profile figures including Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Prince Andrew, and others. Although some names might not be directly linked to the criminal activities, the document suggests many indeed are, with ongoing revelations expected. Additionally, Sean Diddy Combs is briefly mentioned, facing accusations from a former girlfriend who filed a lawsuit alleging his involvement in a sex trafficking ring.

Furthermore, the text touches upon other celebrities like Allison Mack, sentenced for her role in a cult-like group, and Andrew Tate, arrested in Romania for human trafficking charges. These cases underline that human trafficking can often be hidden, targeting vulnerable individuals such as refugees and runaways. The podcast emphasizes the critical need for awareness and education on human trafficking to aid in combating this global issue.

This episode of Deep Dark Secrets explores the legal and ethical concerns surrounding videos that depict real murders. The hosts discuss the need for a federal statute to address the criminalization of recording, distributing, and possessing these videos. They also delve into the world of shock sites and gore sites, which contain offensive and disturbing content. The conversation highlights the desensitization and potential harm caused by these sites, as well as the lack of legislation in the United States to outlaw the possession or viewing of such videos. The hosts emphasize the importance of considering the boundaries of freedom of expression and the impact of harmful content on society.

Amy Smith and LaDonna Humphrey, hosts of “Deep Dark Secrets,” delve into the overlooked issue of runaway youth and their vulnerability to sex trafficking. They reveal how predators exploit these young individuals through promises of love, protection, and financial stability, often using online platforms to groom and manipulate them into exploitative situations. Highlighting the silent suffering of victims due to stigma, the hosts underscore the necessity of raising awareness, educating the youth, and providing support services like safe housing and trauma-informed care to break the cycle of exploitation. They conclude by urging their audience to spread awareness, support survivors, and illuminate the harsh realities faced by runaway youth ensnared in sex trafficking, emphasizing vigilance and caution in online social interactions.