Send us a text He said he was from the year 2036. He said disasters were coming. And he said the government wanted him eliminated. We break down the entire broadcast and how this single phone call became part of conspiracy culture forever.

Send us a text Cynthia Campbell’s life ended in horrific violence by the hands of her neighbor Norman Grim—he raped and killed her, then fled. After decades on death row, Grim was executed, marking Florida’s 15th execution of the year. We examine the case’s timeline and evidence, then explore the controversial practice of capital punishment: deterrent or system failure?

Send us a text It began as a family feud—and ended as mass murder. When a son placed dynamite in his mother’s luggage, the resulting explosion took down Flight 629. This episode explores the motives, the manhunt, and how this case reshaped airport security for decades to come.

Send us a text On November 5, 1975, forestry worker Travis Walton vanished for five days in Arizona’s Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. His co-workers claimed a UFO’s beam pulled him from the truck; he returned disoriented, claiming alien medical exams. Join us as we dive into the investigation, the sceptics, and the evidence—or lack thereof—that makes this one of the most famous abduction stories ever.

Send us a text Five years on, the Warren County murder remains unsolved. Who was the victim? What went wrong in the investigation? And why hasn’t justice been served? We peel back layers in this dark, unresolved story.

Send us a text New genetic evidence has connected the Yogurt Shop Murders to Robert Eugene Brashers, who died in 1999—but for the first time, the pieces of this case appear to be fitting together. We trace the breakthroughs, the suspects previously identified and released, and what comes next.

Send us a text They thought they were safe at home—but Diane and Rachel Staudte had other plans. Using antifreeze, the mother-daughter duo carried out one of Missouri’s most infamous family murders. This is the story of how detectives uncovered their chilling plot.

Send us a text From the 2017 disappearance of Tina Satchwell—whose remains were only uncovered under her own stairs years later—to Brenda Heist, who walked away from her life for 11 years and turned up under an assumed name in Florida, this episode explores how lives vanish, the clues that lead back, and what happens when time catches up to mystery.

Send us a text When the Douglass family was murdered, detectives uncovered a trail of violence that stretched far beyond the crime scene. We cover the harrowing search for the killers and the courtroom battle that followed.

Send us a text Few novels have been so controversial they were pulled forever. Stephen King’s Rage became infamous after being tied to school shootings across the U.S. This episode traces the line between imagination, obsession, and tragic reality.

Send us a text In December 2013, a prank turned deadly when Brad Lee Davis strangled his stepfather by giving him an "atomic wedgie," stretching underwear over his head. He later pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter and was sentenced to 30 years in prison. We examine how a dangerous joke became a tragic homicide.

Send us a text Before social media, chatrooms became a place where dark fantasies could thrive. We dive into the chilling story of Sharon Lopatka, who arranged her own killing online, and the man who made it happen.

Send us a text Three landmark verdicts reshape narratives across the U.S.: Combs convicted for transporting sex workers although cleared of trafficking and racketeering; Karen Read clears murder charges in the media-grabbing Boston case; Kohberger pleads guilty to avoid death row in the killing of four University of Idaho students—a plea accepted this week.

Send us a text What looks like a tragic mountaineering accident may conceal something far more sinister. After a sudden storm, six Kazakh hikers exhibiting hallucinatory symptoms dropped dead—while the lone survivor lived to tell a tale of panic and blood. We dissect the official autopsies and the enduring questions they raise.

Send us a text After surveillance footage captured purchases of drain cleaner, tarp, and bungee cords, Craig Rideout’s wife Laura and son Colin were convicted of his brutal murder, while son Alex was found guilty of tampering with evidence. This episode unpacks their twisted plan and shocking trial

Send us a text From 1978 to 1990, Andrei Chikatilo murdered at least 52 women and children across the Soviet Union. Known as the "Rostov Ripper" and "Red Ripper," his depravity and the political cover-ups that aided him make this one of true crime's darkest chapters.

Send us a text From yacht massacre to hero’s rescue—a single story combines murder, survival, and legal intrigue. We delve into the skipper’s insurance fraud, Terry Jo's untold suffering, and how her escape transformed oceanic safety worldwide.

Send us a text Ramapiram's 1995 killing became Singapore’s first murder case to hinge on DNA. Yet, contamination and flawed tyre-track analysis led to her lover being freed. This episode uncovers how cutting-edge science both convicted—and saved—a man.

Send us a text At least four women were either raped or killed along Highway 20 in Oregon—a pattern tied to highway mechanic John Ackroyd. Only one murder was ever prosecuted, but mounting evidence left many unanswered questions. This episode dives into Ackroyd’s survival, the overlooked victims, and how fatal misogyny helped him evade detection.

Send us a text At 11 years old, Jordan Brown was arrested for the murder of his father's pregnant fiancée, thrusting him into the adult criminal justice system. After years of legal battles and time in juvenile detention, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned his conviction in 2018 due to insufficient evidence. In this episode, we delve into the details of the case, the controversies surrounding juvenile justice, and the ongoing implications for legal reform.