Who Has the Right to Know?

The Molly Miller Case is mentioned in the local media for the first time in 4 years in connection with a bill in the VA legislation that would make it harder to access public files including police records. The hosts discuss the mention along with the problems they and others see with such a bill becoming law.

In this episode, Kim and Russ do a deep dive into some of the people that Molly Miller associated with in the final year and months of her life. Much like everything else about this case, there are more questions than answers.

The hosts discuss the death of a past interviewee.

The producers discuss in detail Molly's circle of friends as well as address a common listener question: Did anyone in this group engage in or was a victim of trafficking?

The producers answer questions about the previous episode.

In this episode, the two producers discuss the various rabbit holes they went down as they conducted their investigation including an enigmatic individual who claimed to have information about the case before eventually falling silent.

The host and producer of "Missing Molly" discuss new information and new questions regarding the Molly Miller case. 

The writer/producer of "Missing Molly" sits down to answer some frequently asked questions about the podcast. 

Professional artist Edward Thomas discusses his relationship with Molly Miller, his questioning by the police, and why he believes there are still unanswered questions in the investigation. 

Who's Who in "Missing Molly": Molly Miller-31 year old Charlottesville woman reported missing who is later found dead of what police call an apparent suicide in her own home. Anson Parker-Molly's live-in fiance Marian McConnell-Molly's mother Edward Thomas-Professional artist, friend/lover of Molly's who was the main suspect when she was reported missing. Charlottesville Police Department-Local police department in charge of Molly's investigation.