Ep 9. The Disappearance of Kelly Dwyer
- TVPG
- November 2, 2019
- 41 min
In this episode of 48 Hours, titled "The Disappearance of Kelly Dwyer," the case of a missing woman is examined. Kelly Dwyer was a 27-year-old woman living in Milwaukee who vanished without a trace in October of 2013. Friends and family were immediately concerned when they were unable to reach her, and her boyfriend, Kris Zocco, was the last person known to have seen her before her disappearance.
The investigation into Kelly's disappearance uncovered a complicated and disturbing relationship between Kelly and Zocco. They had been romantically involved, but their relationship was toxic and volatile. Police searched Zocco's apartment and found evidence including drugs, used condoms, and blood that matched Kelly's DNA. Zocco was charged with hiding a corpse, but the charges were later dropped due to lack of evidence.
Throughout the episode, detectives and loved ones of Kelly are interviewed to piece together what happened to her. Zocco is also interviewed and denies any involvement in Kelly's disappearance, claiming that their last interaction was consensual and that he had nothing to do with her disappearance.
As the investigation continues, the focus turns to Zocco's previous girlfriend who had also gone missing. Her disappearance had been briefly investigated but had not been solved. With this information coming to light, detectives did a deeper dive into Zocco's past and uncovered a history of violence and abuse towards women.
The episode examines not only the search for Kelly but also the larger social issue of violence against women. Detectives work tirelessly to find answers for Kelly's family and to bring justice for Kelly's disappearance and suspected murder.
Overall, "The Disappearance of Kelly Dwyer" is a compelling and emotional episode that delves into the complexities of the investigation and the impact of Kelly's disappearance on those who knew her. It is a sobering reminder of the importance of continued efforts to solve cold cases and bring closure to families affected by violent crimes.
