Everything They Missed

Nearly a year after Everything They Missed began, Andrew Hayes finally gets his day in court.

But nothing about it goes as expected.

As a storm closes in on Memphis, old questions resurface, new ones emerge, and the fight to undo a conviction nearly two decades in the making takes an unexpected turn.

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In this special bonus episode of Everything They Missed, Stephanie sits down with Stephen Harris, son of murder victim Danny Harris, to look back at the extraordinary year that changed everything. Stephen shares what drove him to seek out the truth about his father’s murder, his conversations with Sarah Lucas, and the moment he heard her say the words that could finally help prove Andrew Hayes was never there.

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Every breakthrough begins with someone willing to look where no one else has. Go behind the scenes with Stephanie and Investigator Q to see how forgotten witnesses, overlooked details, and relentless curiosity helped uncover the truth.

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Behind every unforgettable story is a sound. In this bonus episode, Stephanie Tinsley sits down with composer Braison Cyrus to explore how music and sound design became the emotional heartbeat of Everything They Missed.

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Just hours before the TN Innocence Project on behalf of Andrew Hayes was set to present evidence that could prove his innocence, an unexpected courthouse shutdown brought everything to a halt. In this bonus episode, Stephanie takes listeners inside the emotional day at Memphis's 201 Poplar, where Andrew's family, witnesses, and the Tennessee Innocence Project were left waiting once again—and reflects on what this latest delay means for Andrew's fight for justice.

To write Andrew Hayes a letter:

Northwest Correctional Complex

Andrew Wayne Hayes. #00477413

960 State Route 212, Tiptonville, TN 38079

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As the case reaches a critical crossroads, hope, frustration, and uncertainty collide. With a pivotal hearing on the horizon, two families wait to learn whether the truth will finally be enough.

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A major breakthrough sparks renewed hope, but in a case full of twists, nothing is ever simple. As momentum builds, shocking news threatens to upend everything.

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There comes a moment when the questions stop and the listening begins. This is that moment.

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What sounds like a breakthrough arrives with conditions. As access to proof is controlled and motives blur, Stephanie is forced to confront how easily truth can be leveraged.

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Promises come easily. Proof does not. As lines blur between strategy and manipulation, Stephanie realizes the game may be bigger than she thought—and that she might be playing in it too.

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Grief needs a clear answer. So when a son reaches out, his version of events complicates and begins to reshape the entire investigation.

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In this bonus episode of Everything They Missed, Stephanie sits down with Tennessee Innocence Project executive director and attorney Jason Gichner for a raw, unfiltered conversation about the reality of wrongful convictions, the burden of hope, and the extraordinary investigation behind Andrew Hayes’s case. From the first red flags to the bombshell evidence that will changed everything, this episode peels back the curtain on the system, the stakes, and the people fighting to free the wrongfully convicted.

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Stephanie searches for a way forward, only to be drawn into Andrew’s past and the people left in his wake. With every revelation, another layer of time is stripped away -- exposing what was lost, what endured, and what refuses to let go.

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Inside prison walls and hidden in family homes are whispers of theft, grudges, and betrayal that have taken on a life of their own. Stephanie Tinsley pulls at the stories that never made it to trial—and finds herself staring at something different than the official record. The other story. How many voices does it take before the truth can’t be ignored?

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Stephanie and Mark Tinsley break down the defense’s moves in Andrew’s trial. Witnesses came and went, but one testimony—revealed publicly for the first time in court—still unsettles the case today.

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Attention turns to one woman—whose name kept coming up, and who the police let walk away. She was caught pawning Danny’s property, possibly linked to his stolen ATM card, and connected through a tangle of calls and lies. But investigators gave her a pass. Why?

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Before Stephanie launched Everything They Missed, she was living inside one of the biggest crime stories in the country. In this roundtable with her husband, attorney Mark Tinsley — best known for taking on the Murdaugh family — they opens up about the case, the chaos, and how it all pulled her into the world of true crime.

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Stephanie Tinsley revisits an investigation that quickly spiraled: a stolen truck, a rotating cast of suspects, and a web of stories that never quite add up. When detectives turn their attention to Andrew “Wayne” Hayes, the interrogation room grows especially tense. With firsthand accounts and transcripts, Tinsley questions how much of the story was shaped by actual evidence…

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Danny Harris, a father of four and military vet, is found murdered in his Tennessee apartment. The scene was savage: blood on the walls, air fresheners failing to hide the stench, a towel jammed so far down his
throat it drove a tooth into his lung. His body, undiscovered, for two months.
But the nightmare inside that room was only the start. Now, host Stephanie Tinsley pulls it apart piece by piece, asking the question many people would rather stay buried: Did Danny Harris get the justice he
deserves?
Episode 1, Protocol, follows the Memphis investigation from its first hours: evidence overlooked, leads opening and closing, and questions that would haunt the case for years. What investigators missed at the crime scene would shape everything that followed.
Stephanie Tinsley is married to Mark Tinsley, the attorney who represented the family of Mallory Beach in the high-profile Murdaugh case. Living through one of the most sensational trials in recent history gave her a close view of how justice can falter. Today, she brings that perspective to investigating wrongful convictions and exposing the cracks in America’s justice system.

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Host Stephanie Tinsley explores a case that for more than a decade has been considered settled… but to this day, there are far more questions than answers. With exclusive audio and new evidence, this podcast threatens to unravel what many would like to forget. What do they have to hide? From StephTown Studios, this is Everything They Missed.
Everything They Missed is an investigative true crime podcast that reopens the forgotten Memphis murder of Danny Harris and the wrongful conviction that followed. With new evidence surfacing 15 years later, host Stephanie Tinsley takes listeners inside an active investigation backed by the Tennessee Innocence Project.
Stephanie brings a unique perspective: in 2022, her own family became entangled in the Alex Murdaugh trial. That firsthand experience with one of the most notorious cases of our time sparked her mission to expose flaws in the justice system, and ultimately led her to uncover this Memphis case. Now, she brings the same relentless pursuit of truth to a story that could change everything.

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