Ryan Haas

In 2019, 18-year-old Sarah Zuber died 400 feet from her front door in rural Columbia County. To this day, no one — not the police, citizen sleuths, or the local media — has been able to figure out what happened to her.

The tragic death of 18-year-old Sarah Zuber offers a chance to examine the cultural obsession with true crime media. Understanding the tropes of that genre may offer new insight into what happened.

As the investigation into Sarah Zuber's death stagnated, community members started to take interest in what went wrong. The involvement from a Facebook group would soon change Columbia County.

The Hush team looks at the ways police focused on two men in Sarah Zuber's life and how a true crime trope took police down the wrong path.

The "Hush" team discovers how new media is working to take on – and reinforce – a culture of secrecy after a new scandal rocks Columbia County.

The Hush team digs into the medical examiner's conclusions to uncover never before known details about Sarah Zuber's death investigation.

Snider was born in Portland and became well known in the roots music scene of the early 2000s, particularly for his album “East Nashville Sky,” which helped shape the modern alternative country genre.

Federalized members of the California National Guard who deployed to Oregon on orders from President Donald Trump are set to return home “in the coming days."

When Jennifer Massey became mayor of Columbia County’s largest town, she moved from being one of the leading critics of people in power to now being a person in power.

The "Hush" team sits down with the Zuber family for a final interview to lay out the facts of this case and seek some accountability from the people who have let this family down.