Episodes

  • The McCabe Murder Mystery Unsolved for Decades

    The McCabe Murder Mystery Unsolved for Decades
    Nov 13 2026
    Decades after fifteen-year-old John McCabe was found murdered in a Massachusetts vacant lot in 1969, his family's relentless persistence finally forced authorities to reopen the cold case. Investigators ultimately focused on three former acquaintances—Michael Ferreira, Edward Allen Brown, and Walter Shelley—whose alleged motive stemmed from a petty teenage jealousy over a girl. Following a breakthrough confession from Brown, the suspects faced separate trials in 2013 that brought immense emotional turmoil to the victim's aging parents. While a jury ultimately acquitted Ferreira, a separate panel found Shelley guilty of first-degree murder, securing a life sentence and offering a measure of delayed justice for the victim's grieving family.

    Content Warning: This podcast contains discussions of homicide, violence, abuse, and other graphic themes related to real-life criminal events. It is intended for mature audiences and listener discretion is advised.

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    46 mins
  • Forensic Secrets of Cold Case Murder Investigations

    Forensic Secrets of Cold Case Murder Investigations
    Nov 13 2026
    The episode explores several unsolved murder cases where law enforcement and forensic experts utilized advanced investigative techniques to achieve breakthroughs. Investigators applied modern DNA profiling, bloodstain pattern analysis, and video enhancement to link suspects to violent crimes, often years after they occurred. Specialized groups, such as the Vidok Society, assisted authorities by reexamining physical evidence and developing psychological profiles to crack cold cases. Through these meticulous scientific methods, previously elusive killers were finally identified, confessed, and convicted, bringing closure to grieving families.

    Content Warning: This podcast contains discussions of homicide, violence, abuse, and other graphic themes related to real-life criminal events. It is intended for mature audiences and listener discretion is advised.

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    1 hr and 14 mins
  • Doctor Rushed to Help Rapper Mo3 After Highway Shootout

    Doctor Rushed to Help Rapper Mo3 After Highway Shootout
    Nov 13 2026
    During a highway commute on November 11, 2020, a neurosurgeon named Dr. Randall Graham unexpectedly became a witness and victim in a violent shooting on Interstate 35 in Dallas. While navigating heavy traffic amidst construction zones, he heard loud noises before a masked assailant passed his vehicle and a bullet shattered his windshield, followed closely by a second gunman firing a rifle. Despite being in a state of shock and sustaining glass and shrapnel injuries to his neck, Dr. Graham immediately contacted 911 after the attack. Upon pulling over, he was alerted by bystanders to a nearby victim suffering from severe gunshot wounds. Utilizing his advanced medical training, the neurosurgeon bravely initiated cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and chest compressions, though the victim was already exhibiting agonal breathing and ultimately could not be saved. Law enforcement later transported Dr. Graham to his own workplace, the Methodist Health System, where his own injuries were successfully evaluated and treated.

    Content Warning: This podcast contains discussions of homicide, violence, abuse, and other graphic themes related to real-life criminal events. It is intended for mature audiences and listener discretion is advised.

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    31 mins
  • The Cold Case of Erik Cross

    The Cold Case of Erik Cross
    Nov 12 2026
    In Vicksburg, Michigan, the brutal 1983 murder of 16-year-old Eric Cross remained an unsolved mystery for 35 years while a local conspiracy of silence protected the perpetrators. Although investigators initially suspected a standard hit-and-run, evidence later revealed that Eric had been dragged behind a car by a group of teenagers after leaving a drinking party. Eric's sister, Jackie, tirelessly kept the investigation alive by creating a social media page that collected decades of local rumors and tips. Police eventually focused their suspicions on a reputed local bully named Brent Spalding and his then-girlfriend, Amber Thomas, suspecting jealousy and a subsequent cover-up. Following a renewed wave of public attention and a critical breakthrough in the case, law enforcement submitted warrant requests for five individuals to the district attorney.

    Content Warning: This podcast contains discussions of homicide, violence, abuse, and other graphic themes related to real-life criminal events. It is intended for mature audiences and listener discretion is advised.

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    46 mins
  • New Details In Malibu Speeding Murder Trial

    New Details In Malibu Speeding Murder Trial
    Nov 11 2026
    The episode details the ongoing second-degree murder trial of Frasier Bomb, a motorist accused of driving over 100 miles per hour and crashing into and killing four Pepperdine University students on a notoriously dangerous stretch of the Pacific Coast Highway in October 2023. Although prosecutors argue that the excessive speed and a nitrous oxide canister found in the vehicle demonstrate implied malice, the high-profile defense team led by Alan Jackson has repeatedly sought delays, challenged witness testimony, and attempted to have the murder charges dismissed. With recent court hearings postponed due to the lead defense attorney's medical leave, the upcoming proceedings scheduled for late November are expected to further push the trial into the new year. Meanwhile, the families of the victims continue to wait for justice as the legal system grapples with complex pretrial motions regarding hospital recordings, mental health evidence, and alleged driving distractions.

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    52 mins
  • The Dark Anniversary Trip

    The Dark Anniversary Trip
    Nov 11 2026
    In October 2021, a celebratory road trip to Vermont for Joseph and Emily Fazo’s first wedding anniversary ended in tragedy when Joseph murdered his young wife inside their converted bus. Despite Joseph's claims of self-defense and a history of mutual domestic disputes, investigators uncovered evidence of a premeditated execution followed by horrific acts of dismemberment and deceit. After returning to New Hampshire alone, Joseph's elaborate lies quickly unraveled when a friend confronted him and prompted a 911 call that led to the discovery of Emily's remains. Ultimately, a jury rejected his defense and found him guilty of first-degree murder, resulting in a sentence of 42 and a half years to life in prison.

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    42 mins
  • Antifreeze and Alimony: The Connecticut Poisoning Trial

    Antifreeze and Alimony: The Connecticut Poisoning Trial
    Nov 10 2026
    Kristen Hogan, a pregnant Connecticut woman, faces severe charges including attempted murder after allegedly poisoning her estranged husband's wine with antifreeze amidst a bitter custody dispute. Investigators uncovered incriminating internet searches regarding lethal chemicals and dosages, alongside additional charges for perjury and evidence tampering related to past fraudulent paternity tests. Although prosecutors offered a plea deal carrying a fourteen-year prison sentence, Hogan rejected the offer and elected to proceed to trial. Legal experts note that while her defense might argue she only intended to make her husband sick rather than kill him, the pregnancy could potentially serve as a strategic tool to buy time. Ultimately, the case encompasses multiple complex layers of domestic turmoil, alleged deceit, and a high-stakes legal battle.

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    49 mins
  • Roommate From Hell Kills Woman on Christmas

    Roommate From Hell Kills Woman on Christmas
    Nov 10 2026
    Following a dispute over missing funds on Christmas Day in 2022, Jazelle Victoria Gonzalez murdered her roommate, Rooney Lady Medina Pacheco, inside their Orlando apartment. Over the following days, Jazelle purchased a chainsaw and cleaning supplies, scrubbed extensive bloodstains from the walls and furniture, and disposed of her victim's phone. Although investigators gathered substantial digital and forensic evidence implicating Jazelle, Rooney's body was never recovered. After spending two years behind bars awaiting trial, Jazelle ultimately pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in September 2026 and received a twenty-five-year prison sentence. Despite her courtroom apology, she refused to reveal the location of the remains, leaving the victim's grieving family without closure.

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    40 mins