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The Buried Lede: Production Notes and Dog Searches

On Thursday, Feb. 21, 1991, a Quinlan police officer arrested Carey Mae Parker on a warrant for traffic offenses. Here's what happened next.

Buried Episode 15: The Black World

Law enforcement officials in the Lake Tawakoni area had a reputation for corruption and criminality -- much of it deserved -- throughout the 1990s. Police officers in south Hunt County say they're still picking up the pieces.

Buried Preview: Episode 15

In the latest search for Carey Mae Parker, sheriff's deputies use ground-penetrating radar and cadaver dogs to scan properties in northeast Texas.

Buried Update: Texas State Highway Search

Sgt. Jeff Haines of the Hunt Co. Sheriff’s Office said searchers used cadaver dogs and ground penetrating radar on three adjacent properties as part of the investigation into Parker's 1991 disappearance from the area of Quinlan, TX. Haines declined to elaborate on any results of the day's efforts before notifying Parker's family about the searches. But the detective did confirm the search areas included properties that belonged in the past to the family of Cody Songer, a man Parker dated before going missing in 1991.

Buried Radio: KETR News Spot 04 - May 24, 2019

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Buried Update: We're Working On A Fix

The constable Carey Mae Parker 's father says he contacted in 1991 had enemies within local law enforcement and the courts.

Buried Episode 14: The Constable

An inmate in a Texas prison looks back on an alarming conversation he had with Carey Mae Parker 's ex-boyfriend Cody.

Buried Bonus: Billy Givens Extended Interview

Dogs trained to detect human remains have resumed searches near the former home of a woman missing since 1991, a law enforcement official said Monday.

Buried Radio: KETR News Spot 03 - Feb. 21, 2019

An inmate in a Texas prison can't shake some of the things Carey Mae Parker 's ex-boyfriend Cody said while on the run in Oklahoma.

Buried Episode 13: No Body, No Crime

Canine units from across the country descend on Lake Tawakoni's Waco Bay Estate subdivision in the first search of its kind for Carey Mae Parker .

Buried Update: Waco Bay Estate Search

Authorities in northeast Texas launched a day-long search Saturday of properties once connected to a woman who vanished nearly three decades ago.

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The Buried Lede is an opportunity to connect with the people behind Buried, like Brittany, George, and Jerrod. Send questions and ideas to buried@ketr.org; we'll answer on future episodes. And keep up with the conversation on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. You can subscribe to Buried for free on NPR One, Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music and anywhere else you listen to podcasts.

The Buried Lede: Three Days On The Road

The ex-boyfriend of Carey Mae Parker on their tumultuous relationship, new insights into an infamous party and a theory that Carey is alive.

Buried Episode 12: The Cody Call

The detective in charge of investigating Carey Mae Parker 's disappearance offers his perspective on the cold case he took over in 2013.

Buried Bonus: Jeff Haines Extended Interview

Carey Mae Parker has been missing from northeast Texas since 1991. People go missing every day, but there's something unusual about Carey's case. After two decades without answers, family members made a shocking discovery: Police never launched an investigation. We spent a year searching for clues about Carey's disappearance. And about the people who let it happen.

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