Episode #101 // The Stock Family Murders In 2006, an elderly couple was brutally murdered. At first police suspected their nephew, who they had a bad history with. After a long interrogation, the nephew admitted to the murders and implicated his cousin. But parts of the case didn't completely add up, and then 2 unrelated felons would be connected to the murder. How did all 4 of these suspects fit in, or did the police have their suspects wrong?   National Suicide Hotline # 1800-273-8255 National Domestic Violence Hotline | Get Help Today | 1-800-799-7233 This episode may contain graphic d ..read more

Episode #100 // The Mysterious Death of Rebecca Zahau   In 2011, Rebecca Zahau was watching her boyfriend's son when a horrible incident occurred resulting in the son's eventual death. Then, while only Rebecca and her boyfriend's brother were home, Rebecca would be found dead. She was hanging from her balcony, naked and bound at the hand and feet. Police said she was so distraught over the son she ended her own life, but is there enough evidence--or lack of evidence-- to indicate her death was actually murder?   National Suicide Hotline # 1800-273-8255 National Domestic Violence Hotl ..read more

Episode #99 // The Case Against the Sinister Minister   In 2008, minister AB Schirmer's wife would die in a car accident, a collision that AB would walk away from unharmed. Soon he was dating his secretary, who was married. When investigators looked at AB more closely, they found his first wife had also died under mysterious circumstances. Did AB, who earned the nickname 'the sinister minister' have more knowledge on the mysterious deaths of both his wives?   National Suicide Hotline # 1800-273-8255   National Domestic Violence Hotline | Get Help Today | 1-800-799-7233   Th ..read more

Episode #98 // The Christus Hospital Serial Killer   In 2017, patients in the cardiovascular ICU of Christus hospital had a sudden increase in severe strokes, and death. Strangely, all the strokes were caused by air emboli, a rare and unusual cause. Administration weren't sure if this was negligence, incompetence or worse, murder. But all these victims had one thing in common: the last person to be in each and everyone of their rooms minutes before their symptoms would begin. That person was a well-liked nurse, William Davis.   National Suicide Hotline # 1800-273-8255 National Domest ..read more

Episode #97 // The Case Against Tevin Biles-Thomas   In 2018, Tevin Biles-Thomas attended a New Years Eve party at an AirBnB in Cleveland. At the time, he was most well known for being the brother of Olympic gymnast Simone Biles.  What started as a fun party to celebrate a new year would end in violence. A gunman would unleash onto the party, killing 23-year-old Devaughn Gibson, 19-year-old Delvaunte Johnson, and 21-year-old Toshon Banks. Two other people were injured but survived their injuries. Despite being named the only suspect in the case, Tevin Biles-Thomas would stand trial t ..read more

Episode #96 // The Attempted Murder of Lauret Savoy   Mount Holyoke art professor Rie Hachiyanagi was used to headlines praising her eccentric art. But in 2019, she would make headlines for a whole other reason. After feeling rebuffed by co-professor Lauret Savoy, Rie would break into Lauret’s home and attack her. Rie’s plan was to murder her unrequited lover, but Lauret would make a passionate plea for her life. What could have led a beloved professor into such a violent spiral?   Help You Find Me: The safest way to store your private information. Sign up, enter your information int ..read more

Episode #95 // The Murder of Tammy Parker and Bryan Capnerhurst On a Friday afternoon in 2012, in Columbia, South Carolina, 911 is called by a frantic, hysterical man. He tells the operator that his wife has been shot, and told the operator he knew who did it. That the shooter, is business colleague Bryan Capnerhurst, came into their home, and tried to rob them, shooting his wife in the process. But after the scene was assessed, and the police started investigating, they discovered this was anything but an open and shut home invasion gone wrong. Help You Find Me: The safest way to store your p ..read more

Episode #94 // The Thanksgiving Butcher (The Case Against Omaima Nelson) On what would be Omaima and Bill Nelson's first Thanksgiving together as a couple and married, Omaima would kill her husband Bill. She would be arrested, and the prosecution claimed she had murdered him for his money. However, Omaima would claim she was a victim of sexual and physical abuse, and she just couldn’t take it any longer. What was the truth? Who was the real victim? We would like to thank our sponsors: Heart Soul Heat — The creators of Ghost Honey - A 100% American Made Hot Honey - Its a ghost pepper infused Ra ..read more

Episode #93 // The Murder of Meg Purk In 2009, a house would burn down. The family would escape safely. While giving his statement to police, home owner Scott Purk would bring up the mysterious death of his wife, from decades before. Now investigators not only had an arson case to investigate, but a murder case as well.  We would like to thank our sponsors: This podcast is sponsored by Heart Soul Heat — The creators of Ghost Honey - A 100% American Made Hot Honey - Its a ghost pepper infused Raw Honey - It’s great on Pizza and fried chicken — It is bold & flavorful without overpowerin ..read more

Episode #92 // The Case Against Khalil Wheeler-Weaver In 2016, Sarah Butler was texting back and forth with a guy she had met on social media. She asked him, jokingly, if he was a serial killer. The man who in the past year had killed 2 other women, and a week prior, attempted to kill a third, reassured Sarah he was not. She would go out with him, and never come back. This is the case of the murders of Sarah Butler, Robin West, Joann Brown, and attempted murder of Tiffany Taylor, and the case against Khalil Wheeler-Weaver.  Be sure to check out the after show, only available at Patreon.co ..read more