Episode 6 - The Heart of Onslow County

A 3-year-old girl from Onslow County, North Carolina captures the heart of the small military town when she seems to vanish into thin air in the middle of the night.

As hundreds of people show up to search for sweet little Mariah Woods, the community starts to wonder: Are the people they're trying to help hiding more than they're sharing?

This week, we're drinking Fog Bank's Pinot Grigio.

Listen to Episode 6: The Heart of Onslow County

SOURCES:

• Mariah Woods 911 Call

• PRESS RELEASE: Onslow County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help locating a missing 3-year-old child.

• Mariah Woods: Search continues for missing North Carolina 3-year-old

• VIDEO: NC State Highway Patrol Search

• Over 225 Agents Working to Find 3-Year-Old Mariah Woods: Sheriff

• FBI CARD Team Assisting in Search for Missing Toddler in Onslow County — FBI

• Father Of Missing Mariah Woods Questions Ex-Wife's Story

• Child’s remains found in creek probably those of 3-year-old who vanished in the night, feds say

• Public visitation held for Mariah Woods

• Mourners gather to remember 3-year-old Mariah Woods

• Horrifying autopsy details reveal toddler thrown into creek in bag full of concrete was poisoned

• Newly released arrest warrants reveal new information into case of missing Mariah Woods

• PRESS RELEASE: Adolphus Earl Kimrey II charged with Mariah Woods' murder

• Mariah Woods believed dead, mother’s boyfriend arrested

• Mariah Woods, missing 3-year-old, believed dead; mother's boyfriend arrested

• Man charged in connection with the death of Mariah Woods to face judge

• Man charged in connection with Mariah Woods' death says nothing in court

• Document alleges Mariah Woods may have been sexually abused

• Mom’s boyfriend accused of Mariah Woods murder to face death penalty at trial

• Mariah’s father speaks on custody battle, memories of his daughter

• Man pleads guilty in murder of Mariah Woods, will spend life in prison

• Mother's boyfriend, who reported 3-year-old missing, pleads guilty to child's murder