Everyone knows the headline-grabbing cases, but what about the mysteries that slipped through the cracks? True Crime: Untold Cases uncovers the forgotten files, overlooked evidence, and untold stories that time almost buried. Each week, we dive deep into cases that deserve a second look - from unexplained disappearances and mysterious tech crimes to unsolved murders that flew under the radar. These aren’t the cases you’ve heard a hundred times before. These are the stories that got lost in the shadows, waiting to be brought into the light.
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Everyone knows the headline-grabbing cases, but what about the mysteries that slipped through the cracks? True Crime: Untold Cases uncovers the forgotten files, overlooked evidence, and untold stories that time almost buried. Each week, we dive deep into cases that deserve a second look - from unexplained disappearances and mysterious tech crimes to unsolved murders that flew under the radar. These aren’t the cases you’ve heard a hundred times before. These are the stories that got lost in the shadows, waiting to be brought into the light.
On August 28, 2003, pizza delivery driver Brian Wells robbed a bank in Erie, Pennsylvania, with a bomb locked to his neck. He claimed he was forced to commit the heist under duress. The bomb detonated during a police standoff, killing him. Investigators uncovered a web of conspirators allegedly led by Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong. The group orchestrated an elaborate scavenger-hunt-like plot, sending Wells on a route to collect clues that would supposedly unlock the device.
True Crime: Untold Cases
Everyone knows the headline-grabbing cases, but what about the mysteries that slipped through the cracks? True Crime: Untold Cases uncovers the forgotten files, overlooked evidence, and untold stories that time almost buried. Each week, we dive deep into cases that deserve a second look - from unexplained disappearances and mysterious tech crimes to unsolved murders that flew under the radar. These aren’t the cases you’ve heard a hundred times before. These are the stories that got lost in the shadows, waiting to be brought into the light.
