The Last Ride true crime podcast Episode 4, 'The Polygraphs'
In eight episodes, The Last Ride podcast delves into the mysterious disappearances in Naples of two young men of color nearly two decades ago after they were last seen with the same white sheriff's deputy.
Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams vanished three months apart from Immokalee Road in the early 2000s. In both cases, the now-fired Collier County deputy Steven Calkins said he gave Santos and Williams rides to Circle K stores, stories that could never be corroborated.
In Episode 4, Calkins takes three polygraph tests about the disappearance of Williams. Inconsistencies between his dispatch calls, his own statements and the polygraphs only bring up more questions. Why didn't Calkins report pulling Williams over? Was Williams' Cadillac really broken down? What time did this all happen? And, with each polygraph, it's clear that suspicions about Calkins are heating up.
Listen to Episode 4, 'The Polygraphs,' wherever you get your podcasts
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If you're just tuning in, catch up with Episodes 1-3 wherever you get your podcasts. The Last Ride has been listed on Apple and Spotify top podcast charts and was recently a No. 1 editor's pick in the true crime category on Amazon Music. A new episode will be released each Tuesday.
Listen to Episode 3: The disappearance of Terrance Williams
Episode 2: The disappearance of Felipe Santos
Episode 1: One deputy, two missing men
The Last Ride is reported by the Naples Daily News and The Fort Myers News-Press journalists, produced in collaboration with WGCU Public Media and distributed by the NPR Network.
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