LADONNA HUMPHREY
Author, Podcaster, Investigative Journalist, Advocate
LaDonna Humphrey is an award-winning writer, filmmaker, investigative journalist, executive director, and advocate for victims of crime. Her passions include advocating for missing adults, seeking justice for crime victims, supporting children in foster care, and empowering women in recovery. She is the co-founder of All the Lost Girls, a movement dedicated to amplifying the voices of the missing, and serves as co-host of both The Lost Girls Podcast and The Extinguished Podcast, where she explores unsolved cases and the systemic issues that surround them.
As part of her advocacy, LaDonna shares stories of the missing and unsolved murders across digital platforms, where her work has helped build a deeply engaged community. Each month, millions of people visit her Facebook page to learn about these cases — a reflection of the widespread public desire for awareness, answers, and justice.
LaDonna Humphrey is a True Crime Author, Podcaster,
Filmmaker and Executive Director in Arkansas.
Connected by Fate unfolds against the haunting backdrop of the Ozark National Forest, where the unresolved murder of Melissa Witt has cast a long shadow over the dense woodlands for almost three decades. The mystery, woven into the fabric of the remote mountaintop, has become a part of the lore of the land, with the true identity of the murderer eluding capture, concealed by the forest's imposing presence.
Enter LaDonna Humphrey, driven by a profound sense of justice and a personal commitment to uncovering the truth, despite never having met Melissa Witt. LaDonna's connection to the case transcends the ordinary, fueling her with a relentless determination that has defined her life for almost a decade.
LaDonna's investigation is a riveting narrative of courage, resilience, and an unwavering pursuit of truth in the face of overwhelming odds. Each breakthrough and setback, each clue unearthed and lead followed, draws her deeper into a web of intrigue that extends far beyond the initial crime.
