Yahoo Sports Unsolved Mysteries producer has revealed new information in David Carter case
The latest season of Unsolved Mysteries on Netflix has had everyone hooked since it dropped in October, with a series of cold cases about unsolved deaths, strange paranormal activity and mysterious disappearances.
One case that has captured everyone's attention is the death of David Carter, who was a 39-year-old father and factory. In late September 2018, David was reported missing and later found dead and dismembered. His girlfriend at the time, Tammy Williams, was called in for questioning days after his disappearance, however, she was released from custody.
Since her release Tammy Williams has been on the run and is currently wanted by the US Department of Justice.
During the episode of Unsolved Mysteries Andrew Battersby from the US Marshals Task Force explained Tammy has been accused of homicide, dismemberment, tampering with evidence and felony firearm.
Tammy was last seen leaving the Neptune Hotel in New York on 18th October 2018.
Since the release of the episode, Unsolved Mysteries co-creator and executive producer Terry Dunn Meurer confirmed they have been receiving more tips since the episode aired on 18th October this year.
Speaking to TMZ she said her team has sent more than 90 tip offs to the police regarding the case, after receiving them from members of the public.
Unsolved Mysteries has a dedicated site in which members of the public can submit any tips they have related to the case. The site has previously received tips for other cases including the Rey Rivera case and the Alonzo Brooks case.
US Marshals supervisory deputy Jimmy Allen has also confirmed they have received tips, and they all suggest Williams is still residing in the United States.
The US Department of Justice is currently offering $10,000 for information on the whereabouts of Tammy Williams.
Unsolved Mysteries is available on Netflix now.
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