EPISODE · Jan 28, 2021 · 9 MIN
No Body, No Crime: How The System Failed The Turner Family Case Introduction
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What this episode covers
In December of 1997, Shannon Rayanne Turner left her job in the early morning hours, never to be seen again. At the time of her disappearance, Shannon was dating a man by the name of David Mays. Mays was the enforcer for the green region outlaw biker gang located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Numerous witnesses have stated that Mays is responsible for the disappearance and murder of Shannon Turner. Aside from the obvious questions, what happened to Shannon and where is she, another question remains- how has David Mays escaped accountability with so many witness statements? What has the system done to bring forth justice that Shannon rightly deserves? Where and why did they drop the ball? For more information, photos, flyers, uploaded documents, contacts, etc., please visit Shannon's entry at: https://www.roomonetwentyone.org/indianaentries/shannon-rayanne-turner-white-female-missing-from-indianapolis-indiana-since-december-1997
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