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Missing in Hush Town

Missing in Hush Town

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 Small towns talk-
and we're listening.

Jennifer Wix was just 21. Adrianna, her baby girl, was just 2. On March 25, 2004, the girls were never seen or heard from again. We started this podcast with a sliver of hope that perhaps one of the girls was still out there- after all, who could harm an innocent little girl?

We now have confirmation that neither girls took a breath past March 25, 2004. Our mission is the same- bring the girls home, but our search has changed- we’re in a race to find their remains before any deals with the Devil can be made.

Jennifer and Adrianna deserved better in our small town in 2004. What was once a Hush Town is now filled with Wix Warriors.
Small towns talk…And we’ve been listening.
We should start here, like I did.
And come along as I take you deep into my 15+ month long journey as a Wix Warrior.

Working alongside Casey Robinson, Jennifer Wix’s sister, we have poured countless hours walking together in this journey for justice- and we promise to take you along the way, as much as we can, as soon as we can.
We won't stop until the girls are home and justice is served.
No more good ole boys.
No more HUSH TOWN.


Small towns talk-
and we're listening.

Email Jules:
jules@fireeyesmedia.com


Follow us on Instagram:
@YourhostJules
@MissinginHushTown
@jenniferandadriannawix

Facebook:
@truecrimeandheadlines
@justiceforjenniferandadriannawix

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    INTRODUCING: You Should Be Here podcast | Limited Series "Or No"
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    Subscribe to YOU SHOULD BE HERE wherever you get podcasts and don't miss an episode of Or, NO, out now.

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    Introducing the 100 percent not-for-profit fundraising podcast raising money to give back to organizations helping victims of crimes. Just by listening, you will help raise money. Each play means money is raised for victims. Thank YOU.

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    This is a Podcaster’s Give Back collaboration. All podcasters have donated their time and research to help advocate for victims of domestic violence. And we are raising money to give back to non profits which are standing against domestic violence. If you or someone you love is a victim of violence, please contact the domestic violence hotline at 1800-799-7233 To donate, please visit buymeacoffee.com/youshouldbehere.

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  • Prologue & Chapter 1: March 25th, 2004 The Last Contact...Ever

    Prologue & Chapter 1: March 25th, 2004 The Last Contact...Ever
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    Send us a textPrologue & Chapter 1: March 25, 2004 The Last Contact...Ever Jennifer Wix was just 21. Adrianna, her baby girl, was just 2. On March 25, 2004, the girls were never seen or heard from again. We started this podcast with a sliver of hope that perhaps one of the girls was still out there- after all, who could harm an innocent little girl?We now have confirmation that neither girls took a breath past March 25, 2004. Our mission is the same- bring the girls home, but our search has changed- we’re in a race to find their remains before any deals with the Devil can be made. Jennifer and Adrianna deserved better in our small town in 2004. What was once a Hush Town is now filled with Wix Warriors.Small towns talk…And we’ve been listening.We should start here, like I did- on March 25, 2004.And come along as I take you deep into my 15+ month long journey as a Wix Warrior.Working alongside Casey Robinson, Jennifer Wix’s sister, we have poured countless hours walking together in this journey for justice- and we promise to take you along the way, as much as we can, as soon as we can. We won't stop until the girls are home and justice is served. No more good ole boys.No more HUSH TOWN.Small towns talk-and we're listening.Follow us on Instagram:@YourhostJules@MissinginHushTown@jenniferandadriannawixFacebook:@truecrimeandheadlines@justiceforjenniferandadriannawixThank you to our episode sponsors:Romance and RustTommy's Concrete Don't miss Jules' weekly true crime podcast, True Crime and Headlines with Jules & Jen Help support our show by leaving us a 5 star review and rating wherever you get your podcasts!10 % of all profits from this podcast will be donated back to the Wix family to fund their costs in this journey of justice.For more information, visit our website www.missinginhushtown.comYou're wanted.You're loved.And you deserve to be found. Thank you to our season one sponsors:Relive StudioHometown ConnectSixOneFive Real Estate AdviHometown Connect Your all-in-one app for Middle TN communities. SixOneFive Real Estate Advisors, LLC People Over Profit.Relive StudioUnlock the story your brand deserves. Andi B's Boutique Creating faith, pet, and family-friendly designs for all. Hometown Connect Your direct connection to local dining, shopping, events, jobs, and news in Middle Tennessee communiSixOneFive Real Estate Advisors, LLC People Over Profit.Andi B's Boutique Creating faith, pet, and family-friendly designs for all. Relive StudioUnlock the story yourSupport the showBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/missing-in-hush-town--6404892/support.
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