Insinuation Podcast

About Insinuation Podcast

Introducing Insinuation Podcast: Unveiling the Truth Behind Crimes, a brand new docuseries that will cause you to stand up and take notice of the injustices we see in news reports every day. Each season, we dive deep into cases inside our justice system that are often overlooked or under-investigated. Sometimes, it can take years to investigate, but by then, it's simply too late. Innocent lives are taken and repercussions set in. That's why Deb and MaryAnne, your hosts of Insinuation Podcast, began this series. We work closely together to bring you factual events and advocate for the innocent, or wrongly accused. You are not simply listening to another true crime podcast. You are helping us break through the bystander effect and take action to make a real change in our society. Visit @insinuationpodcast on Instagram, TikTok and X to get a sneak peak of our first season. Please share and give a 5-star review! Also support our other podcasts @dying2bfound and @social_detective_podcast

Publisher

Dr. Deborah Hutchison & Dr. MaryAnne McCullough

Category

society & culture · true crime

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

2 Jan 2025

Latest episode

2 Jan 2025

Latest episodes

7 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   2 Jan 2025

   [Ep. 6] 22 Calls

   This is episode 6 of 6. If you have not yet listened to episodes 1-5, we highly recommend you do so. The final episode of season 1 discusses a tragic case of child abuse and neglect, revealing the disturbing details of the events leading to the death of a two-year-old boy and the severe malnourishment of his four-month-old brother. Deb and MaryAnne delve into the history of domestic disturbances involving the parents of young Zaiden Javonovich and the lack of intervention despite multiple calls to emergency services. Today's episode covers the tragic cases of child abuse and neglect, highlighting the failures of the child protection agency. It delves into the specific cases of Zaiden Jovanovich, Zoey Felix, Adrian Jones, and Lucas Hernandez, shedding light on the systemic issues and challenges faced by the child welfare system. If you are aware of a family who may need support, there are resources in the community that can help. Visit thecenterforchildren.org (http://thecenterforchildren.org) to learn how laws and advocacy can make a difference. If you suspect a child may be the victim of abuse or neglect, you are urged to call the Kansas Protection Report Center at 1-800-922-5330. You can also call 1-800-CHILDREN or 1-800-332-6378. Please visit 1800childrenks .org where families can get connected to necessary services and support in their own community. Sign the Petition: Justice for Zoey Visit @insinuationpodcast on TikTok and Instagram and @insinuationpod on Twitter to get a sneak peak of what we have in store this season. Please share and give a 5-star review! Your feedback helps us to continue to inspire our audience to tune in to the world of Insinuation Podcast - where truth prevails. If you resonate with our cause, consider supporting us through our Give Butter (https://live.givebutter.com/c/takeactionadvococaterepeat) crowdfunding campaign to #takeaction #advocate #protect and #repeat. Please support our other podcasts: Dying to be Found (@dying2bfound) Social Detective Podcast (@social_detective_podcast) Help support these important causes: Change.org (http://Change.org) Kansas Children's Service League (https://www.kcsl.org/donate/?gad_source=1) Kansas Protection Report Center (https://www.dcf.ks.gov/pages/report-abuse-or-neglect.aspx#:~:text=If%20you%20suspect%20a%20child,made%20to%20protect%20your%20identity.) National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (https://www.missingkids.org/home)

2. 

   2 Jan 2025

   [Ep 5] Emily Doesn't Like Me Anymore

   This is episode 5 of 6. If you have not yet listened to episodes 1-5, we highly recommend you do so! In episode 5, Deb and MaryAnne discuss the disappearance of Lucas Hernandez, a five-year-old boy from Wichita, Kansas. This episode explores the initial report of Lucas missing, the search efforts, the involvement of EquuSearch, and the use of canine units. We delve into the polygraph tests taken by Jonathan and Emily, the history of domestic violence involving Emily, and concerns raised about Lucas's well-being. We explore the involvement of private detective David Marshburn in the search for Lucas and the contrasting investigative tactics between law enforcement and private detectives, and also delve into the conflicting stories and lies told by Lucas's stepmother, Emily Glass, and the tragic events that unfold. In closing, Deb and MaryAnne highlight the failures of the Department of Children and Family Services (DCF) in protecting Lucas and discuss the need for more transparency and accountability in child protective services. If you are aware of a family who may need support, there are resources in the community that can help. Visit thecenterforchildren.org (http://thecenterforchildren.org) to learn how laws and advocacy can make a difference. If you suspect a child may be the victim of abuse or neglect, you are urged to call the Kansas Protection Report Center at 1-800-922-5330. You can also call 1-800-CHILDREN or 1-800-332-6378. Please visit 1800childrenks .org where families can get connected to necessary services and support in their own community. Sign the Petition: Justice for Zoey Visit @insinuationpodcast on TikTok and Instagram and @insinuationpod on Twitter to get a sneak peak of what we have in store this season. Please share and give a 5-star review! Your feedback helps us to continue to inspire our audience to tune in to the world of Insinuation Podcast - where truth prevails. If you resonate with our cause, consider supporting us through our Give Butter (https://live.givebutter.com/c/takeactionadvococaterepeat) crowdfunding campaign to #takeaction #advocate #protect and #repeat. Please support our other podcasts: Dying to be Found (@dying2bfound) Social Detective Podcast (@social_detective_podcast) Help support these important causes: Change.org (http://Change.org) Kansas Children's Service League (https://www.kcsl.org/donate/?gad_source=1) Kansas Protection Report Center (https://www.dcf.ks.gov/pages/report-abuse-or-neglect.aspx#:~:text=If%20you%20suspect%20a%20child,made%20to%20protect%20your%20identity.) National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (https://www.missingkids.org/home)

3. 

   2 Jan 2025

   [Ep. 4] Pivot

   This is episode 4 of 6. If you have not yet listened to episodes 1-3, we highly recommend you do so. Deb and MaryAnne dig deep into the neglect and abuse young Adrian Jones endured at the hands of his father and stepmother, as well as the failures of the child welfare system set in place to protect him. Adrian Jones endured months of abuse at the hands of his parents before his death. The investigation revealed heart-wrenching videos of the abuse captured by surveillance cameras in the home. The failure of the child protective services to intervene and protect Adrian was evident, with numerous calls made by concerned citizens reporting the abuse. Adrian's extended family had lost contact with him, and the system failed to keep track of his case as his parents moved between Kansas and Missouri. Deb and MaryAnne discuss the need for change in the child welfare system and the importance of advocating for the protection of children. We also also discuss the shortcomings of Adrian's Law and the efforts to improve it. The conversation ends with a call to action for listeners to get involved and make a difference in protecting children from abuse and neglect. If you are aware of a family who may need support, there are resources in the community that can help. Visit thecenterforchildren.org (http://thecenterforchildren.org) to learn how laws and advocacy can make a difference. If you suspect a child may be the victim of abuse or neglect, you are urged to call the Kansas Protection Report Center at 1-800-922-5330. You can also call 1-800-CHILDREN or 1-800-332-6378. Please visit 1800childrenks .org where families can get connected to necessary services and support in their own community. Sign the Petition: Justice for Zoey Sign Adrian’s Petition: Pass Adrian's Law in Kansas. Children have no rights, and we must be their voices! (https://www.change.org/p/laura-kelly-pass-adrian-s-law-in-kansas-children-have-no-rights-and-we-must-be-their-voices) Visit @insinuationpodcast on TikTok and Instagram and @insinuationpod on Twitter to get a sneak peak of what we have in store this season. Please share and give a 5-star review! Your feedback helps us to continue to inspire our audience to tune in to the world of Insinuation Podcast - where truth prevails. If you resonate with our cause, consider supporting us through our Give Butter (https://live.givebutter.com/c/takeactionadvococaterepeat) crowdfunding campaign to #takeaction #advocate #protect and #repeat. Please support our other podcasts: Dying to be Found (@dying2bfound) Social Detective Podcast (@social_detective_podcast) Help support these important causes: Change.org (http://Change.org) Kansas Children's Service League (https://www.kcsl.org/donate/?gad_source=1) Kansas Protection Report Center (https://www.dcf.ks.gov/pages/report-abuse-or-neglect.aspx#:~:text=If%20you%20suspect%20a%20child,made%20to%20protect%20your%20identity.) National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (https://www.missingkids.org/home)

4. 

   2 Jan 2025

   [Ep. 3] A Broken System

   This is episode 3 of 6. If you have not yet listened to episodes 1 and 2, we highly recommend you do so before listening to this episode. Deb and MaryAnne explore the failures of the child welfare system in protecting children like Zoey Felix and Adrian Jones. It highlights the importance of reporting child abuse and neglect and the need for systemic changes to prevent such tragedies. We cover topics such as the role of child protective services, the impact of homeschooling on child welfare, and the need for stronger legislation to protect vulnerable children. The conversation discusses the failure of the child welfare system in Kansas, specifically focusing on the cases of Zoey Felix and Adrian Jones. It highlights the need for transparency and accountability within the system and calls for changes in child welfare laws. If you are aware of a family who may need support, there are resources in the community that can help. Visit thecenterforchildren.org (http://thecenterforchildren.org) to learn how laws and advocacy can make a difference. If you suspect a child may be the victim of abuse or neglect, you are urged to call the Kansas Protection Report Center at 1-800-922-5330. You can also call 1-800-CHILDREN or 1-800-332-6378. Please visit 1800childrenks .org where families can get connected to necessary services and support in their own community. Follow the latest updates on Adrian’s law at www.kslegislature.org (http://www.kslegislature.org). Learn more about childrens’ rights at www.youthlaw.org (http://www.youthlaw.org) Sign the Petition: Justice for Zoey Sign Adrian’s Petition: Pass Adrian's Law in Kansas. Children have no rights, and we must be their voices! (https://www.change.org/p/laura-kelly-pass-adrian-s-law-in-kansas-children-have-no-rights-and-we-must-be-their-voices) Visit @insinuationpodcast on TikTok and Instagram and @insinuationpod on Twitter to get a sneak peak of what we have in store this season. Please share and give a 5-star review! Your feedback helps us to continue to inspire our audience to tune in to the world of Insinuation Podcast - where truth prevails. If you resonate with our cause, consider supporting us through our Give Butter (https://live.givebutter.com/c/takeactionadvococaterepeat) crowdfunding campaign to #takeaction #advocate #protect and #repeat. Please support our other podcasts: Dying to be Found (@dying2bfound) Social Detective Podcast (@social_detective_podcast) Help support these important causes: Change.org (http://Change.org) Kansas Children's Service League (https://www.kcsl.org/donate/?gad_source=1) Kansas Protection Report Center (https://www.dcf.ks.gov/pages/report-abuse-or-neglect.aspx#:~:text=If%20you%20suspect%20a%20child,made%20to%20protect%20your%20identity.) National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (https://www.missingkids.org/home)

5. 

   2 Jan 2025

   [Ep. 2] Looking Back

   This is episode 2 of 6. If you have not yet listened to espisode 1, we highly recommend you do so, then, check back here! During this episode, Deb and MaryAnne discuss the case of Zoey Felix, a five-year-old girl who died under tragic circumstances. They explore the background of Zoey's mother, Holly Jo Felix, and the legal troubles she faced. They also discuss the dynamics between Holly Jo and Zoe's father, Zeke Felix Guerrera, and the challenges they encountered in providing a stable environment for Zoey. The conversation highlights the failures of the child welfare system and the need for change. The hosts share personal insights and interviews with Zeke to provide different perspectives on the case. Mickel Cherry, a man with a history of criminal charges, was living with Holly Jo and Zeke before the death of Zoey Felix. Cherry's past includes disorderly conduct, animal cruelty, and criminal trespass. On September 5, 2023, concerned neighbors called the police when Zoe was left home alone with Cherry. Two weeks later, Zeke ordered Cherry and Caitlin to leave their residence. Zoe was later found brutally attacked and left for dead at a gas station. Cherry has been charged with capital murder and rape, and his trial is pending. The community is calling for justice and accountability in Zoe's case. If you are aware of a family who may need support, there are resources in the community that can help. Visit thecenterforchildren.org to learn how laws and advocacy can make a difference. If you suspect a child may be the victim of abuse or neglect, you are urged to call the Kansas Protection Report Center at 1-800-922-5330. You can also call 1-800-CHILDREN or 1-800-332-6378. Please visit 1800childrenks .org where families can get connected to necessary services and support in their own community. Sign the Petition: Justice for Zoey (https://Sign%20the%20Petition%20Justice%20for%20Zoey) Visit @insinuationpodcast on TikTok and Instagram and @insinuationpod on Twitter to get a sneak peak of what we have in store this season. Please share and give a 5-star review! Your feedback helps us to continue to inspire our audience to tune in to the world of Insinuation Podcast - where truth prevails. If you resonate with our cause, consider supporting us through our Give Butter (https://live.givebutter.com/c/takeactionadvococaterepeat) crowdfunding campaign to #takeaction #advocate #protect and #repeat. Please support our other podcasts: Dying to be Found (@dying2bfound) Social Detective Podcast (@social_detective_podcast) Help support these important causes: Change.org (https://www.change.org/) Kansas Children's Service League (https://www.kcsl.org/donate/?gad_source=1) Kansas Protection Report Center (https://www.dcf.ks.gov/pages/report-abuse-or-neglect.aspx#:~:text=If%20you%20suspect%20a%20child,made%20to%20protect%20your%20identity.) National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (https://www.missingkids.org/home)

6. 

   2 Jan 2025

   [Ep. 1] In Their Hands

   This is episode 1 of 6. We recommend you listening to season 1 in chronological order. In our series debut, Deb and MaryAnne introduce you to the tragic death of five-year-old Zoey Felix and the shortcomings of the child welfare system. Little Zoey was discovered unresponsive at a gas station in Topeka, Kansas in October 2023. As we investigate further, we highlight the numerous reports of neglect and abuse made to authorities. Further discussion delves into the response of law enforcement and child welfare agencies, questioning their handling of this case. Zoey was eventually placed in her father's care due to the numerous abuse charges and neglect charges her mother had on file. We'll hold a deep discussion on these circumstances, then focus on the actions and decisions made by Kansas authorities and the flaws in the child welfare system. The conversation highlights the criteria for determining ideal living conditions and the responsibilities of caseworkers, the role neighbors played in supporting Zoey and the lack of communication, plus intervention from DCF. If you are aware of a family who may need support, there are resources in the community that can help. Visit thecenterforchildren.org to learn how laws and advocacy can make a difference. If you suspect a child may be the victim of abuse or neglect, you are urged to call the Kansas Protection Report Center at 1-800-922-5330. You can also call 1-800-CHILDREN or 1-800-332-6378. Please visit 1800childrenks .org where families can get connected to necessary services and support in their own community. Sign the Petition: Justice for Zoey (https://sign%20the%20petition%20justice%20for%20zoey/) Visit @insinuationpodcast on TikTok and Instagram and @insinuationpod on Twitter to get a sneak peak of what we have in store this season. Please share and give a 5-star review! Your feedback helps us to continue to inspire our audience to tune in to the world of Insinuation Podcast - where truth prevails. If you resonate with our cause, consider supporting us through our Give Butter (https://live.givebutter.com/c/takeactionadvococaterepeat) crowdfunding campaign to #takeaction #advocate #protect and #repeat. Please support our other podcasts: Dying to be Found (@dying2bfound) Social Detective Podcast (@social_detective_podcast) Help support these important causes: Change.org (https://www.change.org/) Kansas Children's Service League (https://www.kcsl.org/donate/?gad_source=1) Kansas Protection Report Center (https://www.dcf.ks.gov/pages/report-abuse-or-neglect.aspx#:~:text=If%20you%20suspect%20a%20child,made%20to%20protect%20your%20identity.) National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (https://www.missingkids.org/home)

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   2 Jan 2025

   Insinuation Podcast Trailor

   Introducing Deb and MaryAnne, two podcasters who bring you a brand new series that will cause you to stand up and take notice of the injustices we see in the news every day.. We dive deep into cases that are often overlooked in our justice system. Sometimes it can take years to investigate, but by then it's simply too late. Innocent lives are taken and repercussions set in. That's why we started this podcast. So we can work together to advocate for the innocent and wrongly accused. You’re not just listening to another podcast. You’re helping us to break through the bystander effect and take action to make a real change in our society.

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