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September 16, 2023

Case 261: Shari Smith & Debra May Helmick (Part 1/2)

When 17-year-old Shari Smith disappeared from the end of her family's driveway in Lexington, South Carolina, there were immediate concerns for her wellbeing. Shari had a rare medical condition that could turn fatal without her medication.

But any concerns that Shari’s illness could have caused her disappearance were quickly quashed after the Smith family received an odd phone call, prompting the largest manhunt in South Carolina’s history. As the taunting calls continued, the question remained - where was Shari? 

And was she still alive?

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Elsha McGill - research, writing

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

Milly Raso - creative direction

Comments (19)

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Fiachra O Connell · September 25, 2023

This was the case that finally got me to sign up to patreon! Been listening since 2017 so its about time. Fantastic episode.

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B-randy D · September 24, 2023

Loved this episode- probably one of my favorites and eager to carve out some time so I can start part 2 - as an American I noticed Casey say “love heart”, as a parent I recognize that from a particular Aussie cartoon 💙 Is the term “love heart” and Australian thing?!

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Carolyn Barry · September 21, 2023

I keep checking for part 2 - this was a really good one Casefile!

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Alan · September 18, 2023

Haunting episode and haunting music accompaniment Andrew!

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Craig H · September 17, 2023

Audio clips engages the present time to the past. Love it.

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Mr Chips · September 16, 2023

This is the golden standard of Casefile. Amazing! Best of this season

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Fran Stalinovskovichdavidovitchsky · September 16, 2023

Hard disagree with the people that don't like calls/audio clips in the show. I think it adds a lot to the story, especially since Casey and team do it the appropriate amount. They wouldn't add it if they didn't think it was important. Casefile Team, don't change a thing! ❤️

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Amber · September 16, 2023

Totally agree. And considering how little they include it, I don't see why anyone would complain.

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Ashley Batton · September 16, 2023

This is one of my favorites of all time so far. I’m going to have trouble waiting until next week! I for one thought the inclusion of small snippets of audio in this one was welcome. It’s much creepier actually hearing the voice then having to imagine it.

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Mr Chips · September 16, 2023

MINE TOO! The image of the long driveway with the abandoned car is so haunting! I bet her dad had nightmares of that day, looking out the window and knowing it was too late 😭

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Goats and a sheep Family · September 16, 2023

Please don’t include phone calls , radio calls etc, it disturbs the whole vibe of the show and adds nothing of value , I just want to hear the calm voice of Casey , not doing that is one of the many great things that separates this from so many other true crime shows 🙏

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Mr Chips · September 16, 2023

I conpletely disagree. It ENHANCES the whole vibe of the show and adds so much more value!

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Bob Trenwith · September 16, 2023

At the end of the podcast it sounded like you said "Hemrick" instead of "Helmick".

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SalBee · September 16, 2023

Haaaaaaaate when audio clips are played of calls etc, quick skip over that. (Not a critique or criticism, just my preference)

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fruitpicker · September 16, 2023

Yep me too, but Casefile doesn’t do it too often so I don’t mind too much occasionally

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Carolyn Powell · September 16, 2023

I watched this episode of Forensic Files literally three hours before this episode was uploaded. Weird timing!

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fruitpicker · September 16, 2023

Wow crazy

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Bob Trenwith · September 16, 2023

Top 6 US states ranked by murder rate 2021: 1. Mississippi (T) 2. Louisiana (T) 3. Alabama (T) 4. New Mexico (B) 5. SOUTH CAROLINA (T) 6. Missouri (T) I wonder what T and B might stand for?

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Jay Tuckwell · September 16, 2023

Probably something to do with the demographics of those states.