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June 6, 2020

Case 146: Brittany Phillips

In 2003, 17-year-old Brittany Phillips was thrilled when she received a full scholarship to study chemistry at Eckerd College in Saint Petersburg, a coastal city in Florida’s Tampa Bay region. Her mother, Doctor Maggie Zingman, had attended the same college in the 1970s and excitedly helped her daughter prepare for the interstate move from their hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration, research

Jessica Forsayeth - research, writing

Elsha McGill - writing

Mike Migas - production, scoring

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - scoring

Milly Raso - creative direction

Comments (15)

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Maya George · June 13, 2020

I found this so absorbing. I couldn’t stop listening once it started and I’m devastated about the ending. Great episode though a truely awful story :(

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So Real · June 12, 2020

Media outlets telling a grieving parent that her daughter’s brutal murder was too “boring” to receive national attention is an absolutely disgusting response. Thank you for covering her case.

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Stacey Allerton · June 9, 2020

I contacted Maggie via Facebook and she has provided a PayPal link so that you can donate to her campaign if you wish: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=Ssq20yAKMQjE_OHWQaM5Cvf4dC4ebXo57XIgHnbi1wXnt5XzkV1U-hhzqNzzymP-4cnV-0&country.x=US&locale.x=US

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Robyn Stephens · June 8, 2020

Great episode. Casefile does a great job, as always. I feel this mother’s pain. Tulsa is my hometown. I also attended TCC for a semester. I pray this family gets the answers they deserve.

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Stacey Allerton · June 8, 2020

Truly heart breaking.

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Kimberley Ross · June 7, 2020

Your podcast is amazing! Thank you so very much.

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Samantha · June 7, 2020

Spoilers ahead ---- The security guard was ruled out based on DNA, but given the new information that the DNA did not belong to the killer, should he be looked at again? I hope Brittany's family can get justice someday.

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Michael · June 6, 2020

The police had DNA from the rape and under Brittany's fingernails which may now be identifiable. What happened to it?

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Molly Cunningham · June 6, 2020

Crowd *

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Molly Cunningham · June 6, 2020

Is there a crow funding page for maggie? This case truly breaks my heart

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Abhi Ram · June 6, 2020

Like the written and narrative style for this case! The message from a family member at the end was poignant and respectful. Thanks Casey and Team!

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B-randy D · June 6, 2020

Hoping the Casefile coverage, her mothers continued work and advancing technologies can help bring Brittany’s killer to justice! Thanks, Casefile team!!

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Barbara Hofheins · June 6, 2020

I listen to true crime throughout the day, everyday and had never heard this case. I would love to see it solved for Brittany’s mom as well as justice for Brittany.

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Innika Ackerley · June 6, 2020

Guns guns guns. And population density.

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Jon Maynes · June 12, 2020

What is this comment?