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Archivos del HorrorEl Trío de Fort Worth: Desaparición Sin Huellas23 de diciembre de 1974. Lo que debía ser una salida navideña para comprar regalos se convirtió en uno de los misterios sin resolver más perturbadores de Texas. Rachel Trlica (17 años), Renee Wilson (14) y Julie Moseley (9) desaparecieron sin dejar rastro tras ir de compras a un centro comercial de Fort Worth. No hubo testigos confiables, ni escenas del crimen claras. Solo un coche abandonado en el aparcamiento, y una carta extraña y sospechosa que supuestamente firmó Rachel diciendo que “volverían en poco tiempo”. Décadas después, el caso sigue abierto. Sin pistas sólidas. Sin restos. Sin...2025-07-1600 min
When Words Fail...Music SpeaksEpisode 430 - Sophia Renee's Unique Blend of 70s and Modern SoundsIn this episode of the When Words Fail Music Speaks podcast, host James Cox interviews emerging country artist Sophia Renee. Sophia discusses her journey as a musician, her influences, and her songwriting process. She shares insights into her debut single "He Has Had Enough" and her latest release "Pressed Flowers," which blends 70s and modern sounds. Sophia also talks about the challenges and rewards of being an independent artist and her experiences performing live.Key Topics:The inspiration and process behind Sophia's music, including her singles "He Has Had Enough," "On Again, Off...2025-06-2622 min
Coffee and Cases PodcastE269: The Fort Worth TrioIt was just two days before Christmas in 1974 in Fort Worth, Texas, a time usually filled with holiday cheer and last-minute shopping rushes. Seventeen-year-old Rachel Trlica, 14-year-old Renee Wilson, and 9-year-old Julie Ann Moseley headed to the bustling Seminary South Shopping Center with plans to pick up gifts and be home in time for holiday parties. They parked the car, ready for an afternoon of shopping. But as the hours ticked by, the girls never returned. When worried family members arrived at the mall that evening, a chilling scene awaited them: the girls' car was found abandoned in the...2025-06-0646 min
Talkin' SaaSNo Excuses for Insecurity with GovRAMP ED Leah McGrathSend us a textLeah McGrath, Executive Director of StateRAMP dba GovRAMP explains how GovRAMP evolved from creating a common shared solution to address a common shared challenge that affects state and local governments; learn how GovRAMP bridges the cybersecurity gap for state and local governments, providing a streamlined and collaborative framework to validate the cyber posture of the cloud products and technologies leveraged by government. GL Solutions helps governments run, grow and adapt. For more information about GL Solutions and our modernization service for regulatory agencies, visit us on the web at www.glsolutions.c...2025-04-2938 min
Ontario Cold Cases - The PodcastTexas' Lost Girls – The Unsolved Case of the Fort Worth TrioTexas' Lost Girls – The Unsolved Case of the Fort Worth Trio
Three girls. One holiday shopping trip. A mystery that has haunted Texas for half a century.
On December 23, 1974, seventeen-year-old Rachel Trlica, fourteen-year-old Lisa Renee
Wilson, and nine-year-old Julie Ann Moseley set off on what should have been a routine trip to the mall. With Christmas just two days away, the air was filled with holiday cheer, the sound of festive music, and the rush of last-minute shoppers.
But before the day ended, the three girls vanished without a trace.
Their car—a 197...2025-03-1331 min
Ontario Cold Cases - The PodcastTexas' Lost Girls – The Unsolved Case of the Fort Worth TrioTexas' Lost Girls – The Unsolved Case of the Fort Worth TrioThree girls. One holiday shopping trip. A mystery that has haunted Texas for half a century.On December 23, 1974, seventeen-year-old Rachel Trlica, fourteen-year-old Lisa Renee Wilson, and nine-year-old Julie Ann Moseley set off on what should have been a routine trip to the mall. With Christmas just two days away, the air was filled with holiday cheer, the sound of festive music, and the rush of last-minute shoppers.But before the day ended, the three girls va...2025-03-1331 minTalkin' SaaSTop Priorities for Your State CIO with NASCIO's Alex WhitakerSend us a textGL Solutions’ Sam Hardin interviews Alex Whitaker, Director of Government Affairs for the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO), about NASCIO’s 2025 Federal Advocacy Priorities. Whitaker unpacks all five priorities, from cybersecurity grants to artificial intelligence, with thorough explanations and real-world examples. He also shares what he calls the biggest issue facing state and local governments. NASCIO’s 2025 Federal Advocacy Priorities: https://www.nascio.org/government-affairs/federal-advocacy-priorities/GL Solutions helps governments run, grow and adapt. For more information about GL Solutions and our modernization service for regulatory agencie...2025-03-1139 min
ChillworthyThe Fort Worth Trio: Unfinished Shopping, Unanswered QuestionsOn December 23, 1974, Rachel Trlica, Renee Wilson, and Julie Moseley set out for a simple Christmas shopping trip at Fort Worth’s Seminary South Shopping Center. They never returned. Their car was found in the parking lot, filled with wrapped presents, but there was no sign of the three girls. A cryptic letter sent to Rachel’s husband only deepened the mystery, raising more questions than answers.Nearly five decades later, their disappearance remains one of Texas’ most baffling unsolved cases. Were they lured away by someone they knew? Victims of an opportunistic abduction? Or was something even darker at pla...2025-03-081h 18
True Crime All The Time UnsolvedThe Fort Worth Missing TrioOn December 23rd, 1974, three girls went out Christmas shopping and never came home. Fifty years later, their disappearance remains unsolved, with few leads and few potential suspects.
Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the disappearances of Julie Ann Moseley, Rachel Trlica, and Renee Wilson. These three have become known as the Forth Worth missing trio. Many mysteries surround this case, and a few persons of interest have popped up on the police radar. Do the authorities have evidence stored away that may blow this case wide open?
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True Crime Never SleepsFort Worth Trio DisappearanceThis week we dive into the unsolved disappearance of 3 young Fort Worth, Texas girls from 1974. Mary Rachel Trlica (née Arnold), was 17, Lisa Renee Wilson was 14 years old, Julie Ann Moseley, was 9 years old.Today's episode is brought to you in part by the following:Audible: ➡️ http://www.audibletrial.com/larry21Skillshare: ➡️ https://skillshare.eqcm.net/XYOaYXNordVPN: ➡️ http://nordvpn.sjv.io/P04X5esDON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ON ALL MAJOR PODCAST PLATFORMS.Follow Us on Social MediaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/true...2025-01-1824 min
Prime Time KrimeThe Fort Worth trio: Mary Rachel Trlica, Lisa Renee Wilson & Julie Ann MoseleyRight now in true crime: Donna Adelson change on venue request, Slender Man assailant getting released. In this weeks episode I will tell you about the disappearance of 3 girls from Fort Worth Texas in 1974. Rachel Trlica, Renee Wilson & Julie Ann Mosley all vanished into thin air on December 23rd 1974 while out doing some last minute Christmas shopping. The girls remain missing till this day, but their families continue to fight for justice. Lets unravel this one together Sources for episode: https://www.talesfromtheunderworld.com/p/a-texas-mystery-the-unexplained-disappearancehttps://www.fortwortharchitecture.com/forum/index.php?sho...2025-01-1743 min
True Crime: Untold CasesThe Fort Worth Missing Trio (Texas, 1974)On December 23, 1974, Mary Rachel Trlica (17), Lisa Renee Wilson (14), and Julie Ann Moseley (9) went Christmas shopping at the Seminary South Shopping Center in Fort Worth, Texas—and vanished. The only clue was a mysterious letter supposedly written by one of the girls, but its authenticity is heavily debated. Multiple leads over the decades haven’t produced any solid answers, and the case remains a baffling disappearance.
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Stoned Cold MurderMISSING and NEVER Found? - The Fort Worth trio DisappearanceOn December 23rd, 1974. Mary Rachel Trlica, Lisa Renee Wilson, and Julie Ann Moseley decided to enjoy some last minute Christmas shopping at Seminary South Shopping Center in Fort Worth, Texas. Unfortunately, a fun little shopping trip turned into a missing persons case when the girls never returned home. Come join us as we dive into this very interesting case of the Fort Worth disappearance.Pack a bowl, get your snacks ready, and we'll see you there. Until next time, stay high, stay SAFE, and thanks for listening!If you prefer video, we are...2024-12-0754 min
Kind of StrangeCHRISTMAS MYSTERY: Girls Go Missing While Holiday ShoppingOn December 23, 1975, 3 girls decided to go to the mall for some last minute holiday shopping. 17 year-old Rachel Trlica, 14-year old Renee Wilson and 9-year old Julie Moseley traveled together during the day, and were supposed to be home around 4pm.
The three girls are commonly referred to as the Fort Worth trio and each of the girls had reasons for wanting to get home, so when they didn’t return, their families became very concerned. After receiving a very mysterious letter, the families were left to wonder where they were and what had happened.
2024-11-291h 07Talkin' SaaSChildcare Regulation in the US with PhD Fellow Anna Claire FlowersSend us a textAnna Claire Flowers, PhD fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, discusses her report that ranks child care regulations in the United States. She shares how regulations affect not only child care providers, but child care customers as well. Flowers also delves into the impacts of child care regulations, including the effects on state fertility rates. Listen to our latest Talkin’ SaaS podcast episode.GL Solutions helps governments run, grow and adapt. For more information about GL Solutions and our modernization service for regulatory agencies, visit us on the we...2024-11-1150 min
The Mindset Doctor PodcastAmplify Your Influence: Secrets to Effective Speaking with Renée RodriguezWelcome to The Mindset Doctor Podcast with Dr. Justin Moseley! In today’s episode, we delve deep into the art of public speaking and influence with renowned speaker, coach, and Wall Street Journal best-selling author of "Amplify Your Influence," Renee Rodriguez. Renee shares invaluable insights from his journey, including how he helps people amplify their influence through public speaking. He discusses the importance of authenticity, structured storytelling, and the neuroscience behind effective communication. You'll hear practical tips for mastering the stage, crafting personal narratives, and making lasting impressions on audiences. Dr. Moseley also opens up about his ow...2024-10-0939 minTalkin' SaaSModernizing CE for Regulators with CE Broker’s Kelly ParkerSend us a textCE Broker's Sr. Director of External Affairs & Government Relations Kelly Parker shares the modernization trends related to continuing education, such as process optimization and user-centric services. She reveals how a modern CE system helps simplify the licensing process for your staff—and the licensed professionals you serve. GL Solutions helps governments run, grow and adapt. For more information about GL Solutions and our modernization service for regulatory agencies, visit us on the web at www.glsolutions.com. Or connect with us via Facebook, X or LinkedIn. Reach our host, Sam Hardin, at...2024-05-2034 min
Zalma on InsuranceZalma's Insurance Fraud Letter February 1, 2024ZIFL Volume 28 Issue 3
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The current issue can be read in...2024-02-0908 minTalkin' SaaSWhat is NARA? An Interview with NARA's Past President Alfred C. JohnsonSend us a textThe National Association for Regulatory Administration’s Past Board President Alfred C. Johnson explains the purpose of NARA and how the organization’s mission, consumer protection through prevention, drives the organization. GL Solutions helps governments run, grow and adapt. For more information about GL Solutions and our modernization service for regulatory agencies, visit us on the web at www.glsolutions.com. Or connect with us via Facebook, X or LinkedIn. Reach our host, Sam Hardin, at hardin@glsolutions.com or on LinkedIn. We look forward to hearing from you. 2024-02-0838 min
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Missing Miles, missing/unsolvedFORT WORTH MISSING TRIO.The Fort Worth Missing Trio refers to an unsolved missing persons case in which three girls – Mary Rachel Trlica, Lisa Renee Wilson and Julie Ann Moseley – went missing while shopping at the Seminary South Shopping Center in Fort Worth, Texas, on December 23, 1974. The car that the girls had been driving was left behind in the parking lot at the mall; the girls themselves have not been seen since. The case shocked the Fort Worth community and left the families of the girls to adjust to life without their children. Thousands of leads have been followed, dozens of searches completed and hund...2024-01-3118 minTalkin' SaaSUniversal Recognition Expanding in U.S., with Knee Regulatory Research Center's Ed TimmonsSend us a textEd Timmons, Founding Director of the Knee Regulatory Research Center, discusses the impacts of universal recognition, a licensing reform he sees “popping up in a number of states” over the last few years. He shares the benefits of universal recognition—from labor force participation increasing to unemployment numbers decreasing. As he explains, when you move to a state with universal recognition, the new state recognizes the license from the state you left when you meet certain requirements. GL Solutions helps governments run, grow and adapt. For more information about GL Solutions and our...2024-01-0440 min