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Port St. Joe

Port St. Joe

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Sep 29, 2026

Steve StocktonHOST
23:19
Tara's case went cold fairly quickly, and her family and loved ones were left with no answers and the perpetual fear that Tara would be found deceased somewhere, along with the perpetual hope that she would once again come walking through the front door someday.
Steve StocktonHOST
23:33
That brings us to June of 1989, when it seemed that new life was breathed back into the case when terrifying new evidence was possibly found in the parking lot of a convenience store in Port St. Joe, Florida.
Steve StocktonHOST
23:48
photograph was lying on the ground between two vehicles the woman who found the photo said it was found in the parking space of where a white windowless toyota cargo van driven by a man with a mustache believed to be in his 30s was parked when she arrived at the store however despite the police setting up roadblocks in an attempt to intercept the vehicle the man was never caught nor brought to interrogation the picture in question was a polaroid which shows a little boy and a young woman, both bound and gagged and with terrified looks on their faces.
Steve StocktonHOST
24:21
Because of the duct tape and the gags in their mouth, it was hard to tell who the image was of.
Steve StocktonHOST
26:05
An FBI analysis of the photo was inconclusive.
Steve StocktonHOST
26:09
This is where the case seems to take an even more bizarre turn.
Steve StocktonHOST
26:12
20 years after the discovery of the photograph, which was of course widely shared by media at the time, pictures of a little boy were sent to the Port St. Joe Police Chief, David Barnes.
Steve StocktonHOST
26:23
He received two letters postmarked June 10th and August 10th, 2009 from Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Makeda BrotmanGUEST
2:02
In 1992, a young man turned up at the police headquarters saying that he'd just fled the scene of the crime and that he wanted to turn himself in.
Phoebe JudgeHOST
2:13
This was in Port Saint Joe, a small town along the Gulf Coast of Florida.
Phoebe JudgeHOST
2:19
The man told the police officer his name was Brian Bechtold, and that he was 23 years old.
Phoebe JudgeHOST
2:25
The officer asked when the crime had taken place.
SteveHOST
8:29
I probably shouldn't even be saying this, but anybody that is looking for somewhere to go, that right there is where it's at.
SteveHOST
8:36
Port St. Joe.
DerekHOST
8:37
Port St. Joe.
SteveHOST
8:39
Which, Port St. Joe slash Mexico City Beach.
SteveHOST
8:43
Or Mexico
DerekHOST
8:44
Beach.
VickeryGUEST
18:58
But I think Monroe has got a few more, and so we'll have to do a good job.
John MurphyHOST
19:04
Coach, last week was Port St. Joe.
John MurphyHOST
19:07
The Chiefs win 35-0.
John MurphyHOST
19:09
Talk about that game for us.
VickeryGUEST
19:20
Once we got the ball, we deferred, kicked off to them, and they had a little drive going, got a couple first downs, and then we were able to get it back.
VickeryGUEST
19:29
And then Tyson Pfeiffer broke like a 70-yard run for us, which was very impressive.
VickeryGUEST
19:37
We kind of big played Port St. Joe.
VickeryGUEST
19:40
I think it was only 14 to nothing at half.
Paul FinebaumHOST
29:04
Where exactly are you?
speaker_12AUDIENCE
29:06
We're actually located in the Panhandle, Port St. Joe, Florida.
speaker_12AUDIENCE
29:11
Okay.
speaker_12AUDIENCE
29:11
On the bay.
JohnAUDIENCE
19:54
Hello, Peter.
JohnAUDIENCE
19:55
Calling from, uh, Port St. Joe, Florida.
Peter DiamandisHOST
19:58
Okay.
JohnAUDIENCE
19:59
I'd like to, uh, tell you, longtime, uh, podcast listener, and I really appreciate, uh, all the selflessness you guys have and all the hours you put in and, uh, helping us all be educated.
John MurphyHOST
17:08
Always good to have you on Coach's Comments.
John MurphyHOST
17:11
Coach, you guys are hosting Port St. Joe.
John MurphyHOST
17:15
They're a pretty good squad, aren't they?
Brian WatsonGUEST
17:18
Yes, sir.
speaker_14GUEST
17:35
Uh, and that's kind of the way it is.
speaker_14GUEST
17:36
You know, a lot of people just look at the records, but, uh, as a coach, you know, you watch the team and you can tell, um, their, their head football coach is a very good coach.
speaker_14GUEST
17:46
And, uh, He does a really good job, and he's had some really good teams down there at Port St. Joe.
speaker_14GUEST
17:53
I think they're just young.
Will OwenGUEST
1:58
And we also have the Intercoastal Waterway that allows us to go out and run the boat wide open throttle for an hour or two at a time, and then go explore.
Will OwenGUEST
2:06
So we can run over to Destin or we can run to Port St. Joe.
Will OwenGUEST
2:09
Obviously we've got right here in our backyard, Shell Island.
Will OwenGUEST
2:11
So yeah, for us, man, we've got a little gem here.
Ryan MulveyHOST
39:17
They won their last game last week to try to continue the winning streak.
Ryan MulveyHOST
39:21
You've also got Port St. Joe traveling up to Bay High.
Ryan MulveyHOST
39:24
Bay is 5-3.
Ryan MulveyHOST
39:25
Port St. Joe is 2-3.
Ryan MulveyHOST
39:27
Arnold is 2-3.
Ryan MulveyHOST
39:28
They're traveling over to Lincoln over there in Tallahassee, who is 1-7.
Ryan MulveyHOST
53:09
They won that one 53 to 13.
Ryan MulveyHOST
53:11
From what I understand, Port St. Joe is not as good as they have been in the past.
Ryan MulveyHOST
53:14
And then they lost to Baker 35-13.
Ryan MulveyHOST
53:16
I don't know.
Ryan MulveyHOST
53:16
Baker's really good.
Ryan MulveyHOST
53:19
Gotcha.
Ryan MulveyHOST
53:19
So Destin did what they were supposed to do against Port St. Joe and kind of hung in there a little bit against a good Baker team.
Ryan MulveyHOST
53:26
So how does that bode for North Bay Haven to go travel over there? They're

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