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A podcast blends investigative passion with "Stranger Things" themes for entertainment. It features editor Shannon Keirce and writer Haley Gray, with case submissions via email. The show highlights crime-related content through social media links and partnerships with criminal-themed brands.
On October 11, 2021, Mary Yoder and Alan Morgan, parents of 4-year-old Judah Morgan, were interrogated by LaPorte, Indiana police following his death. The investigation focused on their relationship, alleged mistreatment of Judah, and events leading to his death.
On September 8, 2017, police in Ingham County, Michigan, responded to a call about a woman found bleeding in her home. Lisa Willson, 51, was discovered dead in her bed, while her son Andrew, 19, stood calmly in the driveway. Detectives questioned him for nine hours, focusing on his role as the last person to see her alive.
Thayne Ormsby, a 20-year-old with a 164 IQ, confessed to murdering three in rural Maine after detectives employed strategic interrogation tactics, leveraging psychological principles to dismantle his defenses and secure a confession.
Veronica Erin Staley shot and killed her ex-boyfriend Aljosa Memovic outside a Houston gym on May 17, 2016, firing six times. She later claimed to be a victim of an attack. Authorities investigated whether the killing was premeditated.
Annaleen Visser, a charge nurse at Cobb County Detention Center, faced scrutiny after her alleged negligence contributed to the death of Kevil Wingo. A campaign advocated for justice, emphasizing systemic failures in custody care.
A wife used her husband’s best friend to cheat on him and plot his murder. During interrogation, her innocence crumbled as detectives uncovered a web of secrets revealing deeper crimes than initially suspected.
A 20-year-old accused of robbing and murdering a young man lacked gun safety awareness, believing he could evade consequences. Law enforcement discovered his low IQ, underscoring the severity of his actions and his apparent lack of comprehension.
On October 7, 2019, a 19-year-old woman in Jacksonville, Florida, was shot during a home invasion while expecting her baby. Her boyfriend was absent, leaving her and her unborn child as victims. She died in the hospital days later, and her daughter, delivered via C-section, survived briefly before passing on January 1, 2020.
On March 19, 2018, 16-year-old Dillen Alex Murray called 911 claiming his friend Giovanni Diaz was attacking him. Authorities found Giovanni critically injured. Dillen’s inconsistent statements and evasive behavior during the investigation raised suspicions, while the incident occurred in a quiet mobile home community near Caloosa Lake Village.
A 12-year-old schizophrenic girl and her best friend, influenced by shared delusions, committed a violent crime. Legal and psychological experts analyzed the case, examining mental health factors in criminal responsibility.
The case of Samantha Wohlford involves a true crime investigation analyzed through psychological expertise, focusing on interrogation footage and red flags. Professionals examine police documents to highlight behavioral patterns and prevention strategies, aiming to educate the public on criminal psychology and investigative insights.