Imagine waking up to news that your daughter is dead. Toni Ingram received this news almost a decade ago when she discovered her daughter lifeless in their Carbondale, Colorado home. And although the case is closed, with so many questions left unanswered and a plethora of speculation—what happened to her?
Join Even Salt Looks Like Sugar as your host Billy Housh speaks personally with Toni Ingram in an exclusive interview about Morgan, the events that lead up to her death, and what she believes happened. I also share some insight regarding this case. As many of you are already aware, this case is near and dear to my heart as I truly believe Morgan Ingram was a victim of foul play and deserves justice. It was truly an honor to co-produce this episode, as well as, the episodes before this one and the episodes yet to come.
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Sarah I love you and I love your blog. I know you mean well but as much as I want to feel bad (and I do) for Toni Ingram she needs to do more if she wants justice because based on what she’s sharing there is still more she needs to do. Hiring an attorney is important and if she doesn’t have money to do so (which I suspect) she needs to raise the money on a livestream for the morgansstalking facebook. With an attorney she can get a writ and warrant. I really want her to get justice but the more she puts it off I am worried about the future of justice for Morgan. It’s 2020. Morgan has been dead since 2011. Almost 10 years. There shouldn’t be anymore excuses. Toni and Steve need to get an attorney and go after Keenan Vanginkel.
I definitely do not believe Websleuths Wack Job Tricia. I saw her walk into Crimecon in 2018 wearing dirty clothes and carrying a trash bag into a 5-star resort. I said hi to her and she completely ignored me. She has a track record of creating problems online and was recently exposed for impersonating a former attorney who is now deceased.
I definitely do not believe Michael Odegard. Comes across as a very obvious paranoid schizophrenic who is angry at the world. Blames innocent people for his failures and because he’s a homeless bum with analysis paralysis.
I definitely do not believe terror Terry Stipp or Terry Cavitalo. I think one quick search will tell you why.
I definitely do not believe Mike “Misogynistic” Boudet. A grifter with an overproduced podcast who blames others for stuff he does. The international woman’s day meme was disgusting. His Adrian Jones episode is completely plagiarized word for word.
I definitely do not believe Keenan “Killer” Vanginkel or anyone who supports him including Jenn Johnson and Heather Brown. His “in my opinion, I didn’t do anything.” During the interrogation video was what truly nailed the coffin shut.
Yep.
Morgan Ingram identified the man stalking her as Keenan James Vanginkel.
Keenan James Vanginkel has a history of drug abuse, mental illness, and has a large criminal history.
Keenan James Vanginkel denied ever being at the Ingram’s house or in their driveway, when it’s clear it is him on the camera.
Keenan James Vanginkel said when interrogated by police and I quote “In my opinion, I didn’t do anything.” An innocent person doesn’t say this.