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. I don't believe she took her own life. With the high levels of Amitriptyline in Morgan's blood stream, there is no doubt this was anything, but accidental. She was stalked and she was ignored my the authorities who promised to protect her. 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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It's impossible to ignore the facts: 7,909 ng of Amitriptyline were found in Morgan's blood - enough to kill a horse! Morgan weighed 115 pounds. Maybe a little less. Even if Morgan had taken every single pill in the bottle (which she didn't), it would be impossible for someone to get such high levels into their bloodstream; 500-1,000 ng is already considered lethal! Additionally, Morgan identified Keenan Vanginkel as the man stalking her death. It has been nearly 12 years since then and law enforcement still hasn't tested any evidence yet including the jacket and beanie hat – however given all of today’s technological advancements compared to 2011 when this case occurred there is so much more potential now than ever before that can help uncover what really happened on that fateful day.
Lazy Lou Vallario may have closed this case years ago but because of Toni's incredible strength and courage, it continues to remain open in public eyes everywhere waiting for justice to eventually be served. Keenan Vanginkel and Brooke Harris, along with anyone else who is aware or involved in the situation, can only deceive for so long before the laws of nature come crashing down. Keenan (who I believe out of his own volition stalked Morgan and took her life) can never truly hide from what he did. No amount of lies, denials, or attempts to discredit the victim and her supporters will be able to absolve him from guilt.