Kirk Minihane

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For more than three decades, Jennifer Fay's family has searched desperately for answers. What happened to Jennifer that night in November of 1989? Why didn't the Brockton Police investigate more aggressively? Why have people who know what happened remained silent?

In the penultimate episode of The Case, Kirk Minihane revisits the three-decade long investigation, the many false leads and dead ends, and the suffering Jennifer's family has endured since she mysteriously disappeared.

In November of 1989, 16-year-old Jennifer Fay left home for a party in Brockton, Massachusetts. 

She was never seen again.

Three decades later, Kirk Minihane began investigating Jennifer’s disappearance as part of Barstool Sports' first ever true crime podcast. Minihane's investigation into Jen's case led him to Oconee County, South Carolina, where he discovered several suspicious deaths and more missing people.

Could these cases be connected?

Dottie & Yvette

Dottie & Yvette - Episode Seven of Kirk Minihane's The Case

Kirk Minihane Speaks with MassLive About Investigation into Disappearances of Jennifer Fay and Faith Roach for The Case

Kevin Wayne Maler, the man who was named a person of interest in the disappearance of Faith Roach by the  sheriff of Oconee County, claims he's never been violent toward women, that he's a protector of women.

The women in his life tell a different story.

In Episode Six of The Case, Kirk Minihane speaks with several women that Maler had relationships with over the last four decades. The portrait that emerged was one of a horrifyingly violent man and a serial abuser. A man who preyed on underage girls and abandoned his children. And a man who is capable of deceiving everyone in his life about what he truly is.

The Widower

The Widower: Episode Six of The Case is Here

In 2010, Kevin Maler sat for a 2.5 hour interrogation with a team of private investigators who were looking into the disappearance of Jennifer Fay. Eleven years later, Maler is once again answering questions about his potential involvement in not only Jennifer's case, but also several other missing persons and mysterious deaths. At Kevin's request, we arranged for him to sit for a polygraph examination. Episode Five blends the 2010 interrogation with the 2021 polygraph examination and a subsequent interview with Kirk Minihane.

Interrogation

Kirk Minihane Confronts Person of Interest in Investigation for The Case

Two mysterious deaths in Walhalla, South Carolina, but the Oconee County Sheriff's Office says there was no foul play.

In Episode Four of The Case, Kirk Minihane revisits the 2019 deaths of April Norton Jones and Kevin Kyle Craig. Officially, April died of an overdose, Kevin of methamphetamine withdrawal. But details surrounding both fatalities suggest there's much, much more to the story.

In November of 1989, 16-year-old Jennifer Fay left home for a party in Brockton, Massachusetts. 

She was never seen again.

Three decades later, Kirk Minihane began investigating Jennifer’s disappearance as part of Barstool Sports' first ever true crime podcast.

April & Kevin

The Case - Episode Four: April & Kevin

At the time Jennifer Fay went missing, unspeakable horror was unfolding a few blocks away in the home of Diana Natale -- the same home were some believe Jennifer was buried that night in 1989.

Diana

The Case - Episode Three: Diana

The investigation into the disappearance of Jennifer Fay leads Kirk Minihane to Walhalla, South Carolina, where he discovers that a violent felon who lived in Jen's neighborhood is connected to at least one other missing girl.

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