Open: The Case of Leigh Occhi

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  • A podcast series exploring what happened to Leigh Occhi, a 13-year-old girl who went missing from her Tupelo home in 1992. RSSVERIFY
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  • Episode 1: What happened to Leigh Occhi?

    Episode 1: What happened to Leigh Occhi?
    Sep 23 2017

    When 13-year-old Leigh Occhi disappeared from her home in Tupelo, Mississippi, in the fall of 1992, a 25-year mystery began.

    This serial podcast from Emma Crawford Kent and Chris Kieffer takes an intricate and thorough look into the unsolved case.

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    9 mins
  • Episode 2: The eye of the storm

    Episode 2: The eye of the storm
    Sep 23 2017

    When 13-year-old Leigh Occhi disappeared from her home in Tupelo, Mississippi, in the fall of 1992, a 25-year mystery began.

    This serial podcast from Emma Crawford Kent and Chris Kieffer takes an intricate and thorough look into the unsolved case.

    Explore more of our podcast offerings at djournal.com/podcasts
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    24 mins
  • Episode 3: ‘A little girl with a very hard life’

    Episode 3: ‘A little girl with a very hard life’
    Sep 23 2017

    When 13-year-old Leigh Occhi disappeared from her home in Tupelo, Mississippi, in the fall of 1992, a 25-year mystery began.

    This serial podcast from Emma Crawford Kent and Chris Kieffer takes an intricate and thorough look into the unsolved case.

    Explore more of our podcast offerings at djournal.com/podcasts
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    29 mins

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