On a quiet summer night, Jessica Paige Kemp vanished without a trace. No warning. No goodbyes. Just an empty house and unanswered questions.

What Happened to Jessica Paige Kemp is a gripping true crime podcast that dives deep into the mysterious disappearance of a young woman whose case just happened in May of 2025 while camping alone in the woods.

Hosted by Steph’s Case Files this podcast pieces together the story that authorities left behind. If you’re drawn to cold cases, missing persons, and real-life mysteries, this series is for you.

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In 2021, quadriplegic father and veteran Chris Skinner was found submerged in his community pool. His death was ruled an accident—until years later, when his family came forward with chilling claims: allegations of an affair, a life insurance payout, and a story that didn’t match the man they knew.

In this gripping episode of Steph’s Case Files: Truth Be Told, we reopen the file on Chris Skinner’s mysterious death and the disturbing questions that followed. Was it a tragic accident… a suicide no one wanted to admit… or something even more sinister?

Through family testimony, medical facts, and a newly reopened investigation, we dive deep into the timeline, explore inconsistencies, and follow the voices determined to speak for Chris—when he no longer could.

🎧 Tune in for the full story—and decide for yourself.

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In this powerful episode of Steph’s Case Files: Truth Be Told, we examine the disturbing and long-overlooked case of Joseph Dalton, a former Tennessee educator whose alleged misconduct spanned nearly twenty years. What begins as a series of complaints soon reveals a deeply unsettling pattern — one that was repeatedly ignored by those in power.

Through firsthand accounts, records, and investigative reporting, this episode uncovers how warning signs were missed, reports were dismissed, and children were left vulnerable for far too long. This is not just a story of a man—it’s a story of a system that failed to act.

In this episode, we delve into the heartbreaking case of 12-year-old Malinda Hoagland, whose life was tragically cut short due to prolonged abuse and neglect. We explore the circumstances leading to her death, the charges brought against her father and his girlfriend, and the systemic failures that allowed the abuse to continue unchecked. Through interviews and expert analysis, we discuss the ongoing legal proceedings and the family’s pursuit of justice, highlighting the urgent need for reforms in child protective services.

Join me on Steph’s Case Files: Truth Be Told as we investigate one of Tennessee’s most troubling accountability failures—The Joesph Dalton Case.

Dalton, a former floating PE teacher, worked across multiple Blount County schools for nearly two decades. Despite numerous concerns dating back to 2005, he remained in the classroom until a parent’s report in 2023 led to a formal investigation.

In 2024, Dalton pleaded guilty to five misdemeanor charges and received a sentence of six months probation under judicial diversion—no incarceration, no placement on the sex offender registry, and eligibility for expungement.

This episode explores:

• Over 80 reports and warnings that went unaddressed
• School oversight breakdowns
• A controversial judicial decision
• A community demanding reform

This isn’t just a case—it’s a wake-up call for educators, parents, and lawmakers alike. This podcast is for informational and educational purposes. All information shared is based on publicly available records, verified news reports, and direct statements from involved parties. The content reflects factual reporting and commentary protected under the First Amendment. Any mention of individuals is not intended to harass, defame, or threaten, but to inform the public on matters of legitimate concern.

Photography By: Kayla Tinker

Joseph Dalton is a former physical education teacher who worked for Blount County Schools in Tennessee. He was employed as a floating PE instructor, teaching at multiple elementary schools including Friendsville, Lanier, and Walland.

Key Facts:

• In September 2023, Dalton was suspended without pay after a parent reported inappropriate conduct involving students.
• He resigned the same day the report was made.
• In January 2024, Dalton was arrested and later pleaded guilty to five counts of assault (physical contact)—a Class B misdemeanor.
• The charges stemmed from inappropriate touching of multiple young students.
• On May 1, 2025, he was sentenced to six months of probation and granted judicial diversion, meaning the charges could be expunged from his record if he complies with the court’s terms.
• Despite reports of complaints dating back to as early as 2005, no prior charges were brought until 2023.
• The light sentence has caused community outrage, with protests erupting at the Blount County courthouse demanding accountability and justice for the victims.

This podcast is for informational and educational purposes. All information shared is based on publicly available records, verified news reports, and direct statements from involved parties. The content reflects factual reporting and commentary protected under the First Amendment. Any mention of individuals is not intended to harass, defame, or threaten, but to inform the public on matters of legitimate concern.

Was Tim Guilfoy Wrongfully Convicted to 70 Years?!

Join us for a powerful LIVE interview with Katie, the sister of Tim Guilfoy — a man sentenced to 70 years in prison. Katie shares shocking details about Tim’s case, the evidence that didn’t add up, and why she believes her brother was wrongfully convicted. Could this be a miscarriage of justice?

Don’t miss this emotional and eye-opening conversation as we dig deep into the facts, the courtroom drama, and the fight for justice.

Listen now and decide for yourself.

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When 22-year-old Aliyah Wilson was found dead under suspicious circumstances, her family was left with more questions than answers. Labeled as an suicide by authorities, the details surrounding her final hours tell a different story—one of possible foul play, overlooked evidence, and a desperate fight for justice. In this episode, we break down the timeline, examine the key players, and give voice to a family refusing to stay silent. What really happened to Aliyah Wilson—and why hasn’t anyone been held accountable?