Outspoken and opinionated local radio host, William “The Cipher” Edwards made a name for himself in Jackson, Mississippi. He was a self-styled community activist, political commentator, anti-corruption crusader and, perhaps above all, defender of the first amendment right to free speech. Throughout the years, he inserted himself into local controversies and occasionally, became the source of it. He took on the authorities and for the most part, he won. So when this local personality was faced with the most egregious allegation of them all: that he had committed murder, would he again escape the consequences? Had the infamous radio host actually gunned down a true local hero?
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In early 2023, medical personnel at a hospital east of Houston received a diabetic patient who was not responding to their treatment. His condition, they said, made no sense. At his bedside, his wife was displaying what they called “theatrics.”When the patient, 46-year-old Joseph Hartsfield passed away his death left a number of unsettling questions.An investigation was launched, which began to uncover an unbelievable number of secrets, suspicions and tragic coincidences. At the centre of it all was his grieving widow. She had been married no less than four times before. Sarah Hartsfield had a growing list of exes that were either dead or counted themselves lucky to have gotten out of their marriage alive.
Ina Kenoyer did not live a life of luxury. She and her boyfriend, Steve Riley, routinely struggled to pay for the essentials, often relying on the generosity of Steve’s close friends to get by. But in September 2023, life was looking up. The couple were going to clear their debt. They would take a long vacation, perhaps stay for a time in the Steve’s family castle in Ireland, Ina said. His multi-million dollar inheritance was only days away. And then life would be very different. Unfortunately, Steve would not live long enough to receive his money ...
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The neighborhood of New Brighton in Ramsey County, Minnesota is not known for its violent crime. It is a family community. It is safe and quiet.Yet on the evening of May 5, 2014 when gunshots rang out across Knollwood Drive, local residents were not exactly shocked. It seemed that everyone had been holding their breath for something to break the growing tension.A feud between two households had become a fixture of the charming suburb. What had begun as a minor disagreement had spiralled out of control.On the night of 5th the tensions would finally boil over and it would end with murder.
In the early morning hours of July 8th, 2022 20 year-old Jimmie Jay Lee donned his silver dressing gown, gold cap and grey slippers and left his student apartment in Oxford, Mississippi. Jay carried only his keys and his cellphone. He left behind his beloved Pomeranian, though he rarely went anywhere without her.Two days later, at an impound lot where it had been towed, detectives searched through Jay Lee’s abandoned vehicle. Inside they found his bank cards and a key ring. But Jay's iPhone, just like him, were missing. The content of that cellphone would hold the key to his disappearance. His private messages would not stay buried. They would eventually lead investigators to his alleged killer …
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In the Spring of 2020, a mother of four was found stabbed to death sitting inside her vehicle. She was parked just outside of her home.The 47 year old had not even taken off her seatbelt.Only moments before law enforcement arrived, the killer had run from the scene. As investigators moved rapidly to put the pieces together, they discovered that all signs pointed squarely at one individual: A woman that witnesses overheard screaming: “He’s mine. You can’t have him. He’s mine!”
In March 2023, 44 year-old mother of six, Angela Craig, died of unknown causes in hospital after battling a mysterious illness for almost two weeks. While answers seemed elusive when she lived, they would reveal themselves with shocking speed upon her death. A single suspicion to investigators unraveled a dark plan; elaborate stories, deceit, affairs … and further murder plots. Find Revisionist History: The Alabama Murders on Apple, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts: http://lnk.to/TAMJTL
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On a cold Saturday afternoon in Ypsilanti, Michigan police responded to a home where a 49 year-old woman had been found deceased in her bed. What they found inside the house was a sad and perplexing scene.A grandmother due to collect one of her grandchildren for a visit that morning was instead dead of an apparent overdose. It quickly became clear that there was more to this story than meets the eye. Hadn’t a detective just visited with the victim? She was a key witness in a 25 year old cold case; the disappearance of a good friend. Detectives believed that she knew something that could, finally, convict the killer. Except now, they found that she too, had been silenced.
By the summer of 2023, mother of two and positivity coach, April Holt, built a following of over 200,000 followers on TikTok. April built her quirky and optimistic online image around her happy homelife. Her posts told the story of an overcoming adversity, and manifesting great things. In late July, April was found unresponsive in the bathroom of her home. She would die days later. While law enforcement were content to categorise the case as a tragedy of April’s own choosing, the 29 year olds mother knew better. This is the story of a mother’s unflinching fight for justice.
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The view of the Colley family home on South Bellagio Drive in St Augustine in late August 2015 was the picture of suburban contentment … until it wasn’t. Only minutes after an officer from the St Johns County Sheriffs office left the quiet cul de sac on a routine call emergency calls would bring deputies, search teams and crime scene units back out to the neighborhood. Inside the house, two young mothers had been murdered.
Terryon Thomas, known as Mr Prada to his millions of followers, was a recognizable figure online. He was both loved and hated. Often mocked for his shameless content-stealing; he has also been celebrated for his comedic and relatable videos. Having built a reputation of notoriety based on his own image, when he found himself on-the-run from law enforcement it did not take long to identify him. Was it shocking that this familiar face was wanted for murder? Or had Prada been raising red flags for months? Had he been declaring to anyone who was paying attention that something was very wrong…?
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When 28 year old Ashley Fallis was rushed to the hospital in the early morning hours of New Years Day, 2012, her family had no doubts as to who had put her there.Only Ashley's husband, Tom, had been in the room with her when she was struck by a single gunshot. Only Tom, with his temper and controlling nature would have pulled the trigger. But where Ashley's family saw no doubt, law enforcement found plenty.
In the winter of 2023 police in Broomfield, Colorado were dispatched to the home of a 43 year-old mother who had stopped responding to calls and messages from family. Officers performing the welfare check made a gruesome discovery.
For months Kristil had been enduring a living nightmare: a stalker sending shocking and offensive messages and violent threats.
Only in the wake of her death were investigators finally able to piece together the clues and reveal the truth behind her stalker and her killer.
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When Elizabeth Sullivan was reported missing in the Autumn of 2014, the San Diego police suspected foul play. Over the following days and weeks suspicions only compiled but the evidence of what, if anything, had befallen the young mother was sparse.Friends insisted that something horrible must have happened but certain family members, were not so sure.Elizabeth Sullivan was a complicated and capable woman. It was possible that her disappearance had been by design. Maybe Elizabeth didn’t want to be found…
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On Easter Sunday 2023, Stephen and Carol Baxter were tragically found dead in the conservatory of their home on Mersea Island in Essex County, England.It was an unusual scene. There were no signs of forced entry and no signs of violence. The Essex Police also found no evidence to suggest that either death had been caused by the couple themselves. Carol and Stephen should have been spending their retirement with family, playing with grandchildren and vacationing abroad. Instead, someone had decided to end both of their lives.
On a cold winter night in January 2018, a birthday party at an apartment complex in Denver Colorado turned deadly. Within minutes of the last guest leaving, a shot was fired - and a young wife and mother lost her life. From the apartment emerged the distraught husband, his pleas making clear what had happened: he was not to blame. He would never harm his wife...
Over the period of five days in December 2022, the body parts of a woman were discovered scattered across a three mile radius within vast logging and hunting grounds in Southeast Georgia. It would take law enforcement nearly 6 months to identify their victim. When they did, investigators began to uncover an elaborate and unbelievable story of threats, money, manipulation and hidden romance.
Support for Ashley's two young sons:https://www.gofundme.com/f/come-up-with-the-titleOne a cold winter morning in early 2025, mother of two Ashley Elkins disappeared after leaving her home in Warren, Michigan to run a few errands. Five days later, Ashley’s car was found parked outside of an apartment complex in Roseville, a few miles from where her cellphone location last pinged. The search for Ashley would lead to a disturbing crime scene, to hours of unsettling surveillance footage and eventually, to days sifting through acres of landfill. As more and more evidence came to light, so did, the truth.
At 1AM on a November night in 2016, a family in Loxahatchee, Florida awoke to a real-life nightmare. It was a horrific scene; screams to call 911, a young man dying in his bedroom. From the house emerged three survivors: a distraught mother, her boyfriend and the best friend. But it was a fourth person, they claimed, who had made their way inside the locked house in the middle of the night, committed the murder, and escaped.
In the Spring of 2019 a well-liked and respected trucker in a small town in West Virginia went missing. In the days that followed it seemed that everyone in the community had a theory. Rumours, speculation and accusations were rampant. The investigation navigated a maze of strange clues, finger-pointing, and colorful characters. Until one, small and seemingly innocuous lie, unravelled the mystery of this small-town murder.