Ed’s brother-in-law, Larry Sarhatt, decides to take matters into his own hands by interviewing Terry – and the bizarre and unsettling conversation only makes investigators more suspicious of him. But then, a shocking discovery changes everything.
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Episode Info
If you have any information about Ada Haradine, please contact Michiana Crime Stoppers at 574-288-STOP or 800-342-STOP or submit tips online at michianacrimestoppers.com. Tips can be made anonymously.
You can also reach out directly to the Cass County Sheriff’s Office by calling their main line, 269-445-1560, their tip line at 800-462-9328, or online at ccso.info.
In march of 1988, authorities thought Ada might have been spotted at the Westward Ho Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Courtesy: UNLV University Libraries
In march of 1988, authorities thought Ada might have been spotted at the Westward Ho Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Courtesy: UNLV University Libraries
The Haradine home in 1988. Photo credit: Cass County Sheriff's Office
The Las Vegas Missing Person poster made for Ada Haradine. Courtesy: St. Joseph County Sheriff’s Office via audiochuck staff’s FOIA request
Ed Haradine and Elkhart Detective Nancy Dewitt wait for Terry to arrive during a surveillance operation on May 7, 1987. Photo credit: Police surveillance video requested via audiochuck staff’s FOIA request
Ed Haradine and Elkhart Detective Nancy Dewitt watch as Terry backs up his truck during a surveillance operation on May 7, 1987. Photo credit: Police surveillance video requested via audiochuck staff’s FOIA request
Episode Source Material
Original reporting by Nina Schutzman
- Cass County Sheriff’s Office records
- Elkhart Police Department records
- Larry Sarhatt’s personal records