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INDIANA 1995 COLD CASE SOLVED — ARREST SHOCKS THE COMMUNITY

SOLVED: Indiana 1995 Cold Case | Arrest Shocks the Community — A Small-Town Morning, a Vanished Family, and Truth That Took Thirteen Years Some cold cases remain unanswered because nothing looks out of place. This one endured because routine hid violence—and time slowly uncovered it. On a humid August morning in 1995, in the quiet town of Greencastle, Indiana, twenty-eight-year-old Rebecca Marshall vanished from her home on Elm Street along with her two young children, seven-year-old Emma and four-year-old Tyler. Rebecca had been planning an ordinary day. Her coffee sat half-finished on the kitchen counter. A paper bag of bread crusts for the park ducks rested nearby. The television played softly in the living room. By afternoon, the house was silent—and the family was gone. Neighbors last saw Rebecca walking toward the park with her children mid-morning. When they did not return, panic spread. Police searched parks, woods, ponds, and surrounding farmland. Tracking dogs lost the scent near the sidewalk. There were no signs of a struggle, no witnesses, and no explanation for how a mother and two children could disappear in daylight from a town where everyone knew everyone. The case slowly went cold. Suspicion quietly centered on Rebecca’s husband, David Marshall. Timeline gaps, strained marriage reports, and unexplained mileage on his truck raised questions—but there was no physical evidence, no bodies, and no arrest. Years passed. The town moved on, carrying the mystery like a scar. In 2008, a renewed cold case review finally broke the silence. Investigators reexamined old records, reconstructed movements, and searched a remote wooded ravine miles from town. There, they uncovered three sets of remains—Rebecca and her children—buried together. David Marshall was arrested, tried, and convicted in 2009, thirteen years after his family vanished. This documentary examines how routine concealed a crime, how patience and persistence reopened the past, and how a small Indiana town finally learned the truth it had waited years to hear.