Episode notes
In this episode of Missouri Mayhem Presents: Still Missing & Unsolved, Megan examines two cases that continue to leave families searching for answers. First, she tells the story of Jason Mark Huff, a 47-year-old veteran and corrections officer who disappeared after leaving home to run errands in November 2020. Surveillance footage traced his movements through northern Missouri, and his car was later found abandoned on a rural road—but Jason was never located. The episode then turns to the 2017 killings of Reeba Moore, Dominique Lewis, and Chanice White in St. Louis. The three friends were shot and killed after fleeing an apparent home invasion, and despite the passage of years, no one has been publicly identified as responsible. Through both cases, this episode honors the people at the center of these stories and highlights the unanswered questions that remain.
Resources:
Jason Mark Huff Disappearance (Cameron, MO – 2020)
- The Charley Project Database – Detailed background on his timeline, physical description, vehicle details, and law enforcement contact info.
- Missouri State Highway Patrol Active Missing Persons – The official state-level clearinghouse record confirming his missing status.
- Missing People in America Profile – Summary of his last known surveillance sightings in St. Joseph and Dearborn, Missouri.
- /r/UnsolvedMysteries Community Discussion – Public timeline aggregation and community theories regarding his background as a prison guard.
John Ave Triple Homicide (St. Louis, MO – 2017)
- The Marshall Project Feature Report – An in-depth investigative feature detailing the timeline of the shooting, family advocacy efforts, and breakdowns in the detective work.
- APM Reports Case Analysis – Data-driven overview contextualizing the John Avenue homicide within a broader radius of unsolved violent crime in the Fairground neighborhood.
- St. Louis Public Radio (STLPR) Audio & Article Coverage – Local public media reporting tracking the community fallout, lack of trust, and witness fear surrounding the John Avenue case.