Trailer: The Truth About Natalie

In July 2020, Natalie Jones vanished over the Fourth of July weekend. Her social media and bank accounts went silent. It took ninety-three days of intensive searching before her remains were found. But the discovery did not provide answers. As one investigator puts it in this podcast trailer, “Just because the death investigation is closed doesn't mean the case is solved.”

The autopsy report lists the cause of death as “undetermined.” There is no evidence she was shot or stabbed. But there are disturbing details: multiple teeth appeared to have been removed, and horizontal strands of hair were found caught in a door jam. The case, which began as a missing person investigation, quickly turned into something far stranger—and more suspicious.

A case that turned everyone against each other

What emerges from the trailer is a story where the investigation itself became a source of conflict. One person involved says, “He said, I'm gonna put you somewhere where you can't interfere in my investigation.” Another claims, “I'm doing your job.” The relationships between law enforcement, family members, and people close to Natalie grew increasingly hostile. One voice in the trailer says, “He knows what he's doing. He's got everybody on his side and professional of what he do.” Another suggests that someone named Junior “could have been involved because he couldn't get her.”