McAndrew Travels

07/31/2026

Killer Dressed Like Police…Then Murdered Missy Bevers Inside a Church (link to video in comments below). Missy Bevers cold case in Midlothian, Texas.

07/24/2026

Three brutal murders. Three families left waiting for decades. Three killers who believed they had escaped justice forever. Link in comments.

In this episode of Twisted Crimes, we head to Wisconsin to examine three cold cases that haunted investigators for generations before modern forensic science finally revealed the truth.

07/17/2026

3 Michigan Cold Cases FINALLY Solved - Link Below - Sheri Jo Elliott was a 16-year-old abducted on her way to school in 1983.
Roxanne Wood was brutally murdered in 1987, and Cathy Swartz was a young mother when she was murdered.

07/16/2026

We couldn't help but share this because it's just too adorable! 🦍🫶🕺

Watching this adorable little gorilla dance like nobody's watching is guaranteed to put a smile on your face. Sometimes we all need a little reminder to enjoy the moment, let loose, and not worry so much about what other people think. 🕊️

Life is too short not to laugh, smile, and embrace a little joy wherever we find it. We hope this brightens your day as much as it did ours! 💯☀️🙌🏼

What's your favorite part of this sweet video? 😊
🎥 Shared because it was simply too cute not to pass along!

07/13/2026

We checked out the Myrtle Beach Strip last night and had to stop by Ripley's for this madness!

🤩 Look at this giant floating marble ball out front.🧠 Quick Fun Fact: The pressurized water underneath creates less friction than a hockey puck on ice. That means you can stop a multi-ton stone dead in its tracks with just your hands! 💪

The strip was absolutely alive. We had a blast! 🥳

Who else has been here and actually managed to spin it backwards? 🙋‍♂️ Let us know! 👇

07/13/2026

Big news for road trip lovers—Buc-ee's is coming to Ohio! 🦫🥳

If you've never experienced a Buc-ee's before, it's so much more than a gas station—it's a destination all by itself! Known for its spotless restrooms, hundreds of gas pumps, friendly staff, and massive convenience stores, Buc-ee's has become a must-stop for travelers across the country.

Inside, you'll find an incredible selection of fresh barbecue, brisket sandwiches, homemade fudge, kolaches, fresh bakery items, jerky in just about every flavor imaginable, roasted nuts, Beaver Nuggets, delicious snacks, drinks, and one of the largest souvenir sections you'll ever see.

Whether you're looking for Ohio-themed merchandise, outdoor gear, apparel, gifts, or unique home décor, there's something for everyone.

Families will love stretching their legs while browsing the enormous store, grabbing a meal, and stocking up on snacks before hitting the road again. It's the perfect stop for road trips, vacations, or even just a fun day trip.

With Buc-ee's expanding into Ohio, travelers throughout the Midwest will soon have the chance to experience what millions of fans already know—it's not just a place to fuel your vehicle, it's a place to fuel your adventure.

Have you ever visited a Buc-ee's? If so, what's your favorite snack or thing to buy? Let us know in the comments—we'd love to hear your recommendations! 🚗🦫

Chicagoans are one step closer to enjoying a Buc-ee’s... read below👀

07/13/2026

Stephen "Stevie" Ray Vaughan (1954–1990)
Some musicians don't just play an instrument—they make it speak. Stevie Ray Vaughan was one of those rare artists.

📍Born in Dallas, Texas, Stevie became one of the greatest blues guitarists the world has ever known. With his incredible talent, unmistakable tone, and heartfelt performances, he helped revive the blues for a whole new generation during the 1980s. Songs like Pride and Joy, Texas Flood, Cold Shot, and Crossfire remain timeless classics, and his influence continues to shape generations of guitarists.

Behind the music, however, Stevie fought a difficult battle with alcohol and drug addiction. His life had reached a point where many wondered if he would survive. But in 1986, after collapsing during a European tour, he entered rehabilitation and committed himself to sobriety.

His recovery wasn't just physical—it was deeply spiritual. Stevie spoke about becoming more grateful, more humble, and recognizing God's hand in giving him another chance at life. Those closest to him said his relationship with God became increasingly important after he got sober. He often expressed thankfulness for God's grace and for the opportunity to live each day with a renewed purpose. His faith helped reshape his priorities, reminding him that life was about much more than fame or success.

That transformation was reflected in his music, his attitude, and the way he treated others. Friends and fellow musicians often remarked that he had become a kinder, more peaceful, and more grounded person. His comeback wasn't just about returning to the stage—it was about becoming the man God intended him to be.
Sadly, on August 27, 1990, tragedy struck. Following an all-star concert in Wisconsin, Stevie was killed in a helicopter crash at just 35 years old. His earthly life ended far too soon, but the legacy he left behind continues to inspire millions.

More than three decades later, Stevie Ray Vaughan is remembered not only as one of the greatest guitarists of all time, but also as a man whose life demonstrated that redemption is possible. No matter how far someone has fallen, God's grace can restore, renew, and give new purpose.

As Stevie once said:
"The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you."

His guitar may have gone silent far too soon, but his music, his story of redemption, and the hope he found through faith continue to encourage people around the world. 🎸🙏🏼🎵💖🙌🏼🕊️

07/11/2026

Mizumi Buffet & Sushi is straight 🔥! It's one of our absolute favorites! Delicious food, a wide variety, and great deals! Snow crab legs are my absolute fave! All-you-can-eat!🤤💖💥

07/10/2026

Four Ohio Cold Cases FINALLY Solved: Amy Hooper (1992), Helen Stuart (1989), Debra Miller (1981) and Regina Hicks (2001)

07/09/2026

For decades, the murders of Roxanne Sharp and Selonia Reed haunted communities across Louisiana. Link in comments below.