Michelle Parker Cold Case Arrest
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- Daniel CodyNew York Post
- Marlene LenthangNBC News
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Michelle Parker Cold Case Arrest. (2026, October 15). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/80468
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“Michelle Parker Cold Case Arrest.” The Aporia, October 15, 2026. https://the-aporia.com/event/80468.
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Michelle Parker’s body has not been found, but police said “all evidence leads to Dale Smith Jr. as the person responsible for Michelle’s murder.”
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- 14 Oct
Michelle Parker’s body has not been found, but police said “all evidence leads to Dale Smith Jr. as the person responsible for Michelle’s murder.”
Coverage 5 articles
15 Oct Woman's ex arrested in "The People's Court" cold case 15 years after she went missing
CBS News
15 Oct She vanished after appearing with her ex-fiancé on "People's Court." He's charged with her murder.
CBS News
15 Oct Man arrested in ex-fiancée's disappearance 15 years after going on "The People's Court" together
CBS News
14 Oct Man whose ex-fiancée vanished after 2011 ‘The People’s Court’ appearance arrested on murder charge
NBC News
14 Oct Ex-fiance of missing Florida ‘People’s Court’ mom Michelle Parker arrested for murder 15 years after she vanished
New York Post
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