After a bit of a rough upbringing, Orenthal James Simpson had made it. He was an award-winning athlete, good looking, had plenty of television and film spots, and held ad deals with some of the biggest brands in the country, like Hertz and Honey Baked Ham. O. J. seemed to have it all. So it was only natural that a young waitress, Nicole Brown would fall for him, and fall hard. But what started as a whirlwind rags-to-riches romance would soon devolve into something far more sinister - something that would eventually cost Nicole her life. And the subsequent court case would captivate the world. Listen now to hear Karla's take on this infamous case!

After a bit of a rough upbringing, Orenthal James Simpson had made it. He was an award-winning athlete, good looking, had plenty of television and film spots, and held ad deals with some of the biggest brands in the country, like Hertz and Honey Baked Ham. O. J. seemed to have it all. So it was only natural that a young waitress, Nicole Brown would fall for him, and fall hard. But what started as a whirlwind rags-to-riches romance would soon devolve into something far more sinister - something that would eventually cost Nicole her life. And the subsequent court case would captivate the world. Listen now to hear Karla's take on this infamous case!

If you're like most people, any old Polaroids you have laying around your home or office probably reflect good, happy memories. Time with family and friends. Moments from a treasured trip or adventure. But for 2 families in New Mexico, the Polaroid photo found in the parking lot of a convenience store in 1989 would stir 2 sets of emotions. Because these families believed this particular photo could either offer hope that their loved ones were still alive or it could be evidence that they had met a fate worse than death. Listen now to hear Michael's tale of the Polaroid picture from hell, and how some of its mysteries still have yet to be solved.