This episode will cover Canada's most popular and well documented UFO encounter. On May 20,1967, Stefan Michalak witnessed something that would change his life and continue to affect him and his family for decades to come. The majority of the research for this episode came from the book “When They Appeared” written by Stan Michalak (Stefan’s son) and Chris Rutkowski who was a scientist, writer, and friend of the family. The book includes Stefan’s original account of the encounter, the aftermath of the story told from Stan’s perspective and the findings of record and scientific conclusions of Chris Rutkowski. Grab your beverage of choice and enjoy this half-caff episode while we discuss this case and our theories (or just 'theory' if you ask Jennifer).

Junko Furuta's case is widely known in Japan and even worldwide. It is one of the worst and most notorious crimes to ever be committed by juveniles in Japan. She endured over a month of brutality and her perpetrators received infuriatingly light sentences. ***TW: Take caution when listening as this episode will contain graphic details of torture.

Two men are in custody and accused of murder in the disappearance of Allahnia Lenoir, a local woman that went missing in Atlanta on July 30, 2022. One of the men accused, Diante Reynold's, filed his second motion for bond after being beaten by three inmates in a Fulton County jail. We will update you on this case and ask you to continue to share Allahnia's story. Steven Oboite is still on the run and one of Atlanta’s Most Wanted. The reward for information that leads to his arrest has been raised to 25k. You don’t even have to give your name or identifying information for an up to 2k cash reward for information that leads to his arrest. He is considered dangerous, so you should not approach him. Call 911 if you see him. And if you have tips you can call the Atlanta tip line at 404-577-TIPS or go to online to www.stopcrimeatl.org you can even text CSA and the tip you have to CRIMES which is 274673.

In this two-parter, we discuss the events that led up to the tragic murder of the Alday family in Donalsonville, which was the second largest mass murder in Georgia history at the time. In part one, we get into the backstories of Carl Isaacs, Billy Isaacs, Wayne Coleman, and George Dungee and talk about the circumstances in which a killer can be "created." TW: sexual assault, child abuse --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freshlybrewednoir/support

You may be somewhat familiar with the case of Richard Speck, or at least heard about 8 student nurses being mass murdered in Chicago one evening in July of 1966, but we will discuss some things about this case that you may not have known and even touch on the history of Miranda Rights. We will discuss Speck's early life, the night leading up to the murders of the 8 student nurses, the sole survivor who hid under a bed, and an interview one of the victim’s brothers gave about the impact this had on him and the other families, as well as how he wanted to pay tribute to the lives of his sister and her friends. Link to John Schmale's interview with the Chicago Tribune about the lives of Nina Schamle, his sister; Gloria Davy; Suzanne Farris; Merlita Gargullo; Mary Ann Jordan; Patricia Matusek; Valentina Pasion and Pamela Wilkening:  https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-richard-speck-chicago-mass-murder-victims-20200815-ofyebzxw5jgxrloxvxe4xmezwq-story.html   TW: violence is discussed in this episode and there are mentions of rape and a brief mention of a suicide attempt. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freshlybrewednoir/support