Sins of the South: Three Oklahoma Cold Cases

From the author who brought you Allegedly: True Crime From Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, Investigative Journalist and victim advocate Raven Rollins analyzes three cold cases in Oklahoma. Based on the acclaimed podcast Sirens: Southern True Crime. Companion episodes can be found wherever you get your podcasts. On New Year's Eve 1993, Shawna Jones was alive and vibrant, working with the crowd at the New West Club in Henryetta, Oklahoma. Hours later, she vanished—only to be found dead near a pond on Bald Knob Hill. Decades have passed, but her daughter still carries the truth: she knows who killed her mother. In 1995, 15-year-old Daniel Furr vanished—then a decomposed body was pulled from a rock quarry in Ada and identified as his. But decades later, his mother and sister still live with a haunting question: Was it really Daniel they buried? Sheila Deviney of Maysville was only thirty years old when her life was extinguished along with the house fire that authorities assumed killed her. But her parents, Susan and David, knew immediately it was no accident. Walk with them through Sheila's life, and the investigation they refused to let die with her. Revised Edition. This edition features new material, updated case information, improved analysis, and structural revisions.