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Voices of the Forgotten

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Voices of the Forgotten is a podcast dedicated to the stories that never got the attention they deserved. Hosted by former CBS investigative journalist Cindy Gersch, each episode focuses on who the victims were, what went wrong, and the questions that still remain unanswered. No sensationalism. No speculation for clicks. Just careful storytelling, stalled investigations, and a commitment to remembering those who were left behind.

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4/21/2026

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July 6, 2026

Case #11: What Happened to Oakley Carlson

<p>CPS was called to her home 14 times. Six reports were never even investigated.</p><p>Oakley Carlson was four years old when she was last seen alive in Oakville, Washington on February 10th, 2021. She had been returned to her biological parents by a court system that overruled child welfare workers who tried twice to stop the reunification.</p><p>According to court documents and police reports, while in her parents&#39; care Oakley was starved, physically abused, and locked in a cell under the stairs as punishment.</p><p>In January 2021, a caseworker visited the family home after a report documenting bruises and scratches on Oakley&#39;s face. Jordan Bowers refused to let her in. The caseworker saw Oakley briefly in the doorway, wearing only a diaper, not speaking. She left her there.</p><p>One month later, Oakley was seen alive for the last time.</p><p>She wasn&#39;t reported missing for 10 months. When police finally searched the family home, there was no bedroom for Oakley. No clothes. No toys. No sign she had ever been there.</p><p>Her mother told Oakley&#39;s sister she had gone into the woods and been eaten by wolves.</p><p>In August 2025, a judge declared her legally dead. Her body has never been found. No one has ever been charged. Both parents are free.</p><p>If you have any information, contact:</p><p><u><strong>Grays Harbor County Sheriff&#39;s Office</strong></u> <a href="mailto:sodetectives@graysharbor.us">sodetectives@graysharbor.us</a> </p><p>360-964-1770.</p><p>$100,000 reward. You can remain completely anonymous.</p><p>Join me on all my socials: https://linktr.ee/716.girlinatl</p><p>https://tr.ee/ChkOQBTLPK</p><p>Say her name. Oakley Carlson. </p><p></p>

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July 3, 2026

Case #10: What Hapened to Dawn Marie?

<p>She carried her stillborn daughter&#39;s ashes with her everywhere she went.</p><p>She left them behind the night she vanished.</p><p>Case #10: She Left Her Daughter&#39;s Ashes Behind. The Disappearance of Fawn Marie Mountain, is officially live.</p><p>Fawn Marie Mountain was 25 years old when she disappeared from a trailer in Claysburg, Pennsylvania in November 2012. Her own family didn&#39;t even know she was missing for almost three years.</p><p>The woman who was the last person to see her alive is now sitting in prison, convicted of trying to have someone else murdered. The judge called her &quot;one of the most manipulative people I&#39;ve ever seen in a courtroom.&quot;</p><p>Fawn&#39;s case is still open. Pennsylvania State Police have identified a person of interest but have not named them publicly.</p><p>If you have any information, contact Pennsylvania State Police Troop G at 814-696-6100, or Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-4PA-TIPS.</p><p><br></p><p>$10,000 reward. Completely anonymous.</p><p>Listen now wherever you get your podcasts, link in bio.</p><p><br></p><p>Say her name. Fawn Marie Mountain. 👁️🦋</p><p>#FawnMarieMountain #VoicesOfTheForgotten #TrueCrime #MissingPersons #Unsolved #Pennsylvania #ColdCase #Episode10</p><p></p>

Episode thumbnail for Case #10: The Disapperarance of Fawn Marie Mountain

June 27, 2026

Case #10: The Disapperarance of Fawn Marie Mountain

<p>She carried her stillborn daughter&#39;s ashes with her almost everywhere she went. She left them behind the night she vanished.</p><p>Fawn Marie Mountain was 25 years old when she disappeared from a trailer in Claysburg, Pennsylvania in November 2012. She left behind all of her clothes. She left behind the one thing she never went anywhere without.</p><p>Her own family didn&#39;t even know she was missing for almost three years, a direct result of the isolation and coercive control investigators and her family say defined her relationship with her partner, Heather Dibert.</p><p>Dibert has never been charged in Fawn&#39;s disappearance. But in 2025 she was convicted in a completely unrelated Bedford County case, a murder-for-hire plot against an estranged wife. The judge called her &quot;one of the most manipulative people I&#39;ve ever seen in a courtroom.&quot;</p><p>Fawn&#39;s case remains open. Pennsylvania State Police have identified a person of interest but have not named them publicly.</p><p>If you have any information about the disappearance of Fawn Marie Mountain, contact Pennsylvania State Police Troop G at 814-696-6100, or Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-4PA-TIPS.</p><p>$10,000 reward. Completely anonymous.</p><p>Say her name. Fawn Marie Mountain. </p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p></p>

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What is Voices of the Forgotten?

Voices of the Forgotten is a podcast dedicated to the stories that never got the attention they deserved. Hosted by former CBS investigative journalist Cindy Gersch, each episode focuses on who the victims were, what went wrong, and the questions that still remain unanswered. No sensationalism. No speculation for clicks. Just careful storytelling, stalled investigations, and a commitment to remembering those who were left behind.

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