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The case of a 50 year-old teacher who ran off with his teenage student, leading her across the United States. Tad Cummins is alleged to have kidnapped Elizabeth Thomas, with suggestions of using mind control, and planned to kayak to Mexico. Originally aired: 05/05/17 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us a textSpecial Guest: GabbyThis week Lauren and Gabby discuss the abduction of Elizabeth Thomas Week 6: Most Wanted's Missing Children's SeriesSources:ABC News: Timeline of the alleged kidnapping of Tennessee student Elizabeth ThomasNBC News: Tennessee Teacher Kidnapping: Elizabeth Thomas is Reunited with Family, Attorney Says by Dakshayani Shankar and Sammi DavisThe Tennessean: timeline shows troubling events before Elizabeth Thomas' disappearance by Jordan BuieAll That's Interesting: Tad Cummins, The Tennessee Teacher Who Kidnapped His 15-Year-Old Student And Claimed ‘The Devil Made Him' Do It by Austin Harvey Crime Online: ‘He is the devil': Elizabeth Thomas explains what happened while on the road 38 days with teacher kidnapper, Tad Cummins by Leigh Egan"20/20" From Classroom to Captive #2 (TV Episode 2018)Support us!Drink Moment | Moment Botanical WaterDrink your meditation. Use code MOSTWANTEDAMANDA at checkout!Kind CottonConsciously-sourced, inclusive, impactful, kind clothes. Use code AMOSTWANTEDPOD at checkout!Devon + LangLife changing underwear. Use code MOSTWANTEDAMANDA at checkout!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

En este video, exploramos la perturbadora historia de Alicia Ann Zinger, una joven de 22 años que usó su apariencia y redes sociales para engañar a menores de edad y cometer crímenes graves. Lo que parecía ser una adolescente bailando inocentemente en TikTok, resultó ser otra cosa muy distinta. El Caso de Elizabeth Thomas: La Adolescente que Cayó en las Garras de su Profesor Elizabeth Thomas era una joven de 15 años que, en lugar de disfrutar de su adolescencia, fue víctima de un espeluznante caso de manipulación por parte de alguien que debía guiarla y protegerla: su profesor Tad Cummins. Distribuido por Genuina Media

Today's episode begins a little later than normal as we have a guest and we were chatting. So, be warned if you skip ahead you will miss some awesome stuff. Tad Cummins was described as a mastermind when it came to manipulation. He became a predator, pressuring Elizabeth Thomas, a 15 year old to go out with him. He would threaten her with repercussions at school if she refused. He even kidnapped Elizabeth and kept her hostage across the country for a month before she was found.  Sources: 1.) The Lifetime Movie Link 2.) https://www.eonline.com 3.) https://www.eonline.com 4.) https://www.tennessean.com 5.) https://allthatsinteresting.com/tad-cummins  Check out our socials for more content from us: LEAVE US A REVIEW TO BECOME OUR NEXT STAR STUDENT! Amazon Storefront - all your must have items recommended by us! New Merch is on the way SOON! Instagram Buy me a Coffee TikTok: @brantyyy_ and @southern.math.teacher Email Us your teacher stories to: teacherstalkcrimepodcast@gmail.com Email Us with any topics or cases you would like us to cover in the future

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It's back to school time! This week we'll be telling you about cases of major teacher misconduct. These are the adults that are meant to mold the minds of our youth, teach them how to go out and be productive adults. But sometimes, a pervert sneaks into the mix and takes advantage of kids who are just looking for someone to show them a little comfort. Pam: Elizabeth Thomas started her 9th grade year looking for an adult mentor. Her science teacher, Tad Cummins, saw this as his chance to swoop in and groom the vulnerable 15 year old. When the two went missing, it wasn't until after 38 days of a nationwide search that they were found on the other side of the country. Be prepared to tear up a little when I read you Elizabeth's empowering victim impact statement... this is one strong teenager and one crappy, perverted teacher. Ronda:  25 year old Alexandria Vera was an 8th grade teacher who begrudgingly agreed to teach summer school. Little did she know that this would be where she met the love of her life- 13 year old "Justin" who was hot for teacher. The pair was head over heels for each other and when it comes to love, nothing is off limits... but then why did Vera introduce the much younger Justin as her brother? Sources:Pam:ABC News     Tennessean (1)     Tennessean (2)     Tennessean (3)     Tennessean (4)People Magazine (1)     People Magazine (2)USA TodayAmber Alert FAQRonda:Podcast-- You should have ghosted: Broccoli, PleaseABC13All That's Interesting Music: Big Foot by Gvidon on Pixabay (Go check it out!)

We're supposed to be able to trust certain people in our lives. Our parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and other people in our family, of course. But if you asked a child about a trusted adult in their lives most of them would mention a teacher. Teachers play such an important role in our lives because of all that they teach us, not just on an academic level, but a social-emotional level as well. Many teachers want the best for their students, but, unfortunately, some teachers are predators, and they may see their students as prey.  50 year old teacher, Tad Cummins, saw his new high school student, 15 year old Elizabeth Thomas, as prey.Listen to hear more.Sources:https://people.com/crime/missing-elizabeth-thomas-found-disappearance-discovery-and-teacher-arrest/?slide=5668619#5668619https://abcnews.go.com/US/missing-tenn-student-elizabeth-thomas-found-teacher-tad/story?id=46913129https://www.crimeonline.com/2018/09/22/he-is-the-devil-elizabeth-thomas-explains-what-happened-while-on-the-road-38-days-with-teacher-kidnapper-tad-cummins/https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/tennessee-teacher-suspected-kidnapping-elizabeth-thomas-arrested-teen-safe-n748956https://heavy.com/news/2018/09/tad-cummins-elizabeth-thomas/https://people.com/crime/elizabeth-thomas-says-abduction-sex-abuse-devastating-permanent-impact/https://people.com/crime/elizabeth-thomas-tad-cummins-abductor-sentenced-prison/https://people.com/crime/tipster-griffin-barry-interview-missing-elizabeth-thomas-tad-cummins/https://www.insideedition.com/unspeakable-elizabeth-thomas-takes-kidnapper-court-powerful-statement-50045https://www.wkrn.com/top-news/elizabeth-thomas-weds-longtime-friend-in-secret-ceremony/

Todays episode is about teacher Tad Cummins, and how he grooms a 15 year old student. #tadcummins #elizabeththomas #backtoschool #awareness #grooming #truecrime --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crimeghoul/support

This week Britt covers the crazy story of how Tad Cummins manipulated and kidnapped his fifteen year old student.

This week Josh and Sherrie cover stories of kidnappings. Josh recounts the case of Tad Cummins who abducted a 15 year old girl in 2017 and drove her across the US. Then Sherrie talks about the Yosemite Killer, Cary Stayner who murdered 4 women in 1999. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=25398556)

Stephenie Woods was beyond exhausted. She’d just had a c-section a week earlier, when she gave birth to her daughter, Abby. So Stephanie laid down on her couch for a nap. Abby was asleep in her crib, and Stephanie’s one-year-old son, Conner, was in his playpen. Stephenie woke to a stranger at her door. The woman was Shannon Torrez. She told Stephenie that her car had broken down. Could she use her phone? Could she use her bathroom? Stephenie was groggy and taken off guard. Bewildered, she agreed to help the woman. But Shannon wasn’t there for Stephenie’s phone. She was there for her baby. Then Kristin tells us about Elizabeth Thomas. In the fall of 2016, 15-year-old Elizabeth was at a particularly vulnerable time in her life. She and her siblings had been homeschooled their whole lives by an abusive mother. The kids eventually made the brave decision to call Child Protective Services on their mother, and she was removed from the home. This meant that at 15, Elizabeth would enter public school for the first time. It was a rocky transition, but her health teacher, Tad Cummins made it better. He took a special interest in her. He cared for her. At least, it seemed that way at first. And now for a note about our process. For each episode, Kristin reads a bunch of articles, then spits them back out in her very limited vocabulary. Brandi copies and pastes from the best sources on the web. And sometimes Wikipedia. (No shade, Wikipedia. We love you.) We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the real experts who covered these cases. In this episode, Kristin pulled from: The 20/20 episode, “From Classroom to Captive” “‘The devil won, my dad freaked out,’ daughter of Tad Cummins pens letter before sentencing,” by Caitlyn Shelton for News Channel 9 “Teen kidnapped by former Maury County teacher Tad Cummins settles suit for $650,000,” by James Bennett for the Columbia Daily Herald “Tad Cummins sentenced to 20 years in prison for taking a teenage student from home for sex,” by Adam Tamburin for The Tennesseean “Tad Cummins’ wife files for divorce amidst Elizabeth Thomas Amber Alert,” by Natalie Neysa Alund for USA Today Network “Tad Cummins sentencing: Read the teen victim’s statement to teacher who took her for sex,” on The Tennessean In this episode, Brandi pulled from: “Shannon Torrez” episode Snapped “MO Newborn Abducted Day of Stillbirth” NBC14 News “Kidnapped Baby Found” ABC News “Judge Gives Torrez Maximum Sentence” by Maggie Rotermund,http://emissourian.com “Franklin County woman sentenced in throat slashing and kidnapping” by Betsy Taylor/The Associated Press, The Columbia Missourian “Woman Gets 30 Years For Newborn Abduction” by The Associated Press, CBS News

This week on Doll Heads, Kierra tells the story of Chuck Morgan (who sounds a lot like a Breaking Bad character), and Shel takes listeners on the twisted journey of Tad Cummins and Elizabeth Thomas.   *Warning: We fast forward through a long boring Bible verse on purpose, but here's what it said if you're curious* Ecclesiastes 12 New International Version (NIV) Remember your Creator    in the days of your youth,before the days of trouble come    and the years approach when you will say,    “I find no pleasure in them”—2 before the sun and the light    and the moon and the stars grow dark,    and the clouds return after the rain;3 when the keepers of the house tremble,    and the strong men stoop,when the grinders cease because they are few,    and those looking through the windows grow dim;4 when the doors to the street are closed    and the sound of grinding fades;when people rise up at the sound of birds,    but all their songs grow faint;5 when people are afraid of heights    and of dangers in the streets;when the almond tree blossoms    and the grasshopper drags itself along    and desire no longer is stirred.Then people go to their eternal home    and mourners go about the streets. 6 Remember him—before the silver cord is severed,    and the golden bowl is broken;before the pitcher is shattered at the spring,    and the wheel broken at the well,7 and the dust returns to the ground it came from,    and the spirit returns to God who gave it. 8 “Meaningless! Meaningless!” says the Teacher.    “Everything is meaningless!” Intro music by Housewarming Party. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter for more cute and twisted content.

The disappearance of former Tennessee high school teacher Tad Cummins and high school freshman Elizabeth Thomas last March is one of the hottest topics covered by Crime Stories with Nancy Grace in 2017. Cummins is scheduled to go on trial in January for the kidnapping of the 15-year-old girl. Nancy Grace reviews the sensational case with Memphis reporter Shane Deitert and Crime Stories co-host Alan Duke in this episode.

Ex-Tennessee teacher Tad Cummins pled not guilty to federal charges relating to his 7-week-long cross-country trip with a 15-year-old teacher. His defense is that Elizabeth Thomas ran away with him voluntarily. In this episode, Nancy Grace and Alan Duke look at the latest in this case and news that Mary Kay Letourneau has split from the student she married after spending 7 years in prison for her illicit relationship with the 6th grader.

Elizabeth Thomas’ father says in divorce papers that abuse inflicted by her mother set the teen up for the mind control that allowed teacher Tad Cummins to convince his student to run away with him. Nancy Grace discusses the case with Corey Ricci, the lawyer representing Anthony Thomas in the divorce.

Elizabeth Thomas is a “tiny little thing” taken away by a teacher who wanted to make her his child bride. She’s back home with her family undergoing therapy after a 39-day journey across 9 states which ended in a small California cabin. Tad Cummins is also headed back to Tennessee to face kidnapping charges. Thomas family lawyer Jason Whatley talks with Nancy Grace about new details emerging.

Tad Cummins’ defense against charges he kidnapped 15-year-old Elizabeth Thomas appears to be that he was only helping his student run away from home. The former teacher appeared in court Monday, asking a judge to send him home to Tennessee so he can fight the charges. Nancy Grace discusses the latest details of Cummins’ plan to disappear with the girl.

Members of a California commune rejected Tad Cummins for membership and instead alerted police they suspected he was the Tennessee teacher wanted for kidnapping a 15-year-old student. KDRV-TV reporter Mike Duffy joins Nancy Grace and Alan Duke in this episode to discuss details of how Cummins tried to hide in a remote community but was caught when neighbors became suspicious. We also learn victim Elizabeth suffered severe emotional trauma but is home with family.

Fugitive Tennessee teacher Tad Cummins was nabbed in Northern California and 15-year-old student Elizabeth Thomas was rescued from his clutches. Nancy Grace and Alan Duke talk to the 15-year-old’s family lawyers about the great news and with psychologist Caryn Stark about what the ordeal means for the child. You’ll also hear the full news conference detailing how it ended in this episode.

Elizabeth Thomas’ father is asking a court to force witnesses to disclose everything they know about how Tad Cummins plotted to make the high school freshman his wife. Cummins, 50, is one of Tennessee’s most wanted fugitives after allegedly running away with his young student. This episode looks at revelations from a new court filing by her family.

Fugitive teacher Tad Cummins and kidnapped student Elizabeth Thomas shopped for food at a Oklahoma City Walmart two days after they disappeared from Columbia, Tennessee, according to newly-revealed security camera images. Nancy Grace and Alan Duke discuss with Jason Whatley, the lawyer for Elizabeth’s family, what the photos tell us about where Cummins may have taken the 15-year-old girl.

Dan interviews Destiny Parish, a former student of teacher Tad Cummins regarding her experiences with him in high school

A former student of Tad Cummins shares a song the Tennessee teacher once serenaded her with. Dastiny Parrish tells Nancy Grace how Cummins courted her several years before he allegedly kidnapped 15-year-old student Elizabeth Thomas. The prosecutor in the kidnap case also speculates the teacher has taken the student to Mexico, where he may be posing as a church missionary.

The lawyer for Elizabeth Thomas’ dad tells Nancy Grace about “disturbing” new details suggesting the 15-year-old girl did not want to go with Tad Cummins. The former high school health teacher had an “extreme dark side” only being discovered after he allegedly kidnapped the girl, attorney Jason Whatley says. Grace talks with the family’s two lawyers about the search for Cummins and the hope he’ll let the child go in this episode.

The Tennessee teacher now on the run with a freshman student frequently gave the 15-year-old girl back rubs and held hands with her at school, according to the lawyer for the teen’s father. There is a nationwide lookout for Tad Cummins, 50, wanted for aggravated kidnapping of Elizabeth Thomas. Nancy Grace interviews attorney Jason Whatley in this episode.

A prosecutor offers new clues suggesting Elizabeth Thomas did not leave voluntarily with former teacher Tad Cummins. The 15-year-old told her sister “if I’m not back by six o’clock tonight, call the police or come looking for me,” District Attorney Brent Cooper tells Nancy Grace. “My biggest fear is that she had changed her mind about going with Mr. Cummins and that she expressed that to him and he took her then forcefully,” he tells Nancy in this episode.

While Elizabeth Thomas’ father complains he was never told a teacher was romantically involved with his daughter, it’s revealed Tad Cummins’ wife works for a high-ranking school official. Police fear the teacher and the 15-year-old girl may be hiding far away from their Tennessee hometown. They reveal Cummins had search the web for info on marrying a teen. Nancy Grace and Alan Duke look at the latest in this episode.

The male teacher who is on the run with a 10th grade girl could be “far away” from their Tennessee town hometown, according to investigators. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is calling on people across the country to keep an eye out for Tad Cummins and Elizabeth Thomas, who they think may be camping in rural areas to avoid being found. Nancy Grace and Alan Duke update the search for Cummins, 50, who is wanted for the aggravated kidnapping of Thomas, 15.

End of the week News Wrap Up The search for a missing 15-year-old Tennessee girl believed to be with a teacher has “gone fairly cold,” Fox 17 Nashville reports. Our end of the week news wrap up begins with a child abduction in Tennessee. Source: Second Amber Alert for Tennessee teen who disappeared with her teacher | Fox News Amber Alert for Student Abducted By Teacher The first item is about 15 year old Elizabeth Thomas who has been taken by her health teacher Tad Cummins. Suspected taken for sexual exploitation Cummins is believed to be armed with two handguns Cummins, 50, was caught kissing Thomas at school Jan. 23 We will Update this page as more information becomes available ISIS gunmen dressed as doctors kill at least 30 at Afghan hospital In Kabul, Afghanistan gunmen stormed a 400 bed hospital dressed in white lab coats. The full story can be read by clicking here. ISIS claims responsibility The attack took place in a heavily guarded diplomatic area There are more than 30 confirmed dead and more than 50 wounded Afghan Defense Forces battled the attackers from floor to floor One of the attackers successfully detonated his suicide explosive vest Footage of brazen sex attack at university released An Australia college student's attack was caught on video for the world to see. You can read the story and view the video by clicking here. University of Sydney video shows brazen sex attack The video shows the young woman entering a parking garage and the young man closely following her The young man is shown covering her mouth, shoving the young woman between two vehicles and attempting sexual assault The young woman reportedly “yelled at the top of her lungs for help”, She used her free right arm to fight back against her assailant, eventually shaking her body free from his grip The bad guy has not yet been apprehended Woman shoots, kills self at Viera Hospital, Brevard County, Florida Please feel free to see the original story by clicking here. Woman is picked up by an ambulance after suffering a "medical emergency" The hospital already uses enhanced security measures such as metal detectors and wands Ambulance  delivered patients were not screened when entering the ER The woman once in her room removed a gun from her personal belongings and killed herself The hospital has increased security measures hospital wide This exposes the importance of testing policies and training before an event takes place Our Primary Takeaway We have been wanting to cover all of these stories. This gives us the opportunity to look at some commonalities that they share. This largest item seen is the need for awareness. Awareness leads to mindset. We have spoken about this in a previous episode that you can listen to here. These are the most basic habits that can save someones life in almost every situation. We are Full Circle Systems Security & Defense If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us by clicking here. Also, you can call us toll free at 1-877-474-6050. Don't let another day go by without a good plan in place and trained people. We are here to serve you.