Vanessa Richardson

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14,295 appearances 64 recordings 4 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 4d ago

Vanessa Richardson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 64 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 28.

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Serial Killers & Murderous Minds · Liz Golyar: Obsession, Stalking, and Murder Pt. 2 · 10 Sep 2026 podcast

And it had all come from Liz Gallier herself. voice-verified

After that, authorities were finally able to secure search warrants in February 2016 for Liz's apartment and the house she'd been living in, more than three years after Carrie Farver disappeared. voice-verified

They came away with cell phones, cameras, memory cards, and a black and white floral shower curtain matching one bought with Carrie's debit card the week she vanished. voice-verified

But the photograph that mattered most didn't surface until February 2017. voice-verified

Dave remembered a tablet he put in storage, one Liz had access to. voice-verified

On a memory card inside were more than 13,000 deleted photos, including a close-up of a human foot bearing a tattoo consistent with one on Carrie's left foot. voice-verified

A pathologist testified the foot showed signs of decomposition. voice-verified

In December 2016, the state of Nebraska officially charged Shanna Elizabeth Gallier with the first-degree murder of Carrie Farver. voice-verified

Even though Carrie's body had never been found, the confessions Liz had written in someone else's name and the blood in Carrie's car were enough. voice-verified

Prosecutors later amended the charges to add second-degree arson for the 2013 fire at her own home. voice-verified

Dave Krupa was shocked when he heard the news, and throughout the trial he'd only become more sick with grief and regret. voice-verified

The defense ultimately argued there was no body, no weapon, and no eyewitnesses. voice-verified

But there was no jury to win over. voice-verified

Liz had waived one on her attorney's advice, voice-verified

He judged that ordinary jurors would never get past what she'd done. voice-verified

So it fell to a single judge to weigh the digital footprints, the bloodstains in Carrie's car, and the confessions she'd written in someone else's name. voice-verified

On May 24, 2017, Liz Gallier was found guilty of first-degree murder and second-degree arson. voice-verified

That August, she was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the murder, plus a consecutive 18 to 20 years for the arson. voice-verified

She appealed, arguing again that there was no body, no weapon, and no witness, and that her own lawyer had failed her by advising the jury waiver. voice-verified

In November 2018, the Nebraska Supreme Court rejected every argument and affirmed the conviction. voice-verified

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