Undetermined - Introducing Everything They Missed

Episode Date: September 18, 2025

In 2007, Danny Harris was murdered in a quiet Memphis suburb. His case was closed fast—maybe too fast. In Everything They Missed, host Stephanie Tinsley digs into the investigation to uncover the choices, oversights, and consequences that reshaped lives forever. But what began as a reexamination into this case, soon turned into a hunt for those responsible—one Stephanie never expected to lead. This is a true crime story with real stakes, told week by week. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Well, Mr. Harris had been living there for some time, and some months had passed where he hadn't paid his rent. They knock. Nobody answers. They're concerned. The apartment was locked, and the alarm was on. So they go inside, realize something really bad has happened here. In October afternoon in 2007,

Memphis deputies were called to check on a tenant who hadn't paid rent. What should have been a routine welfare check quickly spiraled into something far more disturbing. You have some blood around the house. You have disheveled paperwork. The AC was blasting. Dozens of candles were burned to the wick. Air fresheners dripped from outlets.

Then they saw a towel jammed under the bedroom door. So the police go in and what they encounter is a horrible crime scene. A man was dead, and within two days, multiple arrests were made. On paper, it looked like swift justice. But when I started looking, things didn't add up. And some people were counting on no one noticing. This was one of the most poorly investigated cases I've ever seen. Don't have no dealings with them.

Don't let them live with them. Don't let them come in your house because they'll rob your blind. You know, she's got the screen blank. So you're going to sit here and tell us a bold face blind? You're going to sit here and lie in that fucking face. You know, he told me, like, I just didn't do this. And he was so convincing.

That's what worries me is that I'm not ready for this story to be out of the world. Because once that happens, I lose control of the narrative. This is more than an investigation into a murder. It's about who we choose. choose to believe, what gets ignored, and the fact that looking the other way is still a choice. I'm choosing not to. I'm Stephanie Tensley, and this is everything they missed. You're asking questions about me for what? That shit was closed years ago.

Well, it's open again.