https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creepy-horror-stories--7160409
This isn't just another collection of spooky tales; we delve into unexplained phenomena, ghostly apparitions, and terrifying urban legends from around the globe. Prepare for narratives that explore the thin veil between our world and the supernatural, featuring real-life accounts and deeply unsettling folklore.

New episodes drop daily, Monday through Sunday, bright and early at 8:00 AM, ensuring your week is filled with fresh frights. Each story is meticulously crafted to transport you to the heart of the horror, perfect for those who crave a daily dose of the macabre.

Creepy Horror Stories is for anyone fascinated by the unknown, the dark side of history, and the things that go bump in the night. If you love ghost stories, unexplained mysteries, and the thrill of the supernatural, you've found your new obsession.

Subscribe now and unlock the door to true terror.]]>enScience FictionCopyright OBOMEDIA ENTERTAINMENThttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/b6ca289a71914fbfec411e046ff11cb5.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creepy-horror-stories--7160409Tue, 21 Jul 2026 11:15:04 +0000OBOMEDIA ENTERTAINMENTOBOMEDIA ENTERTAINMENTcreators@obomedia.comDare to peer into the shadows where reality frays? Creepy Horror Stories delivers chilling encounters and true paranormal experiences that will keep you awake. This isn't just another collection of spooky tales; we delve into unexplained phenomena,...
This isn't just another collection of spooky tales; we delve into unexplained phenomena, ghostly apparitions, and terrifying urban legends from around the globe. Prepare for narratives that explore the thin veil between our world and the supernatural, featuring real-life accounts and deeply unsettling folklore.

New episodes drop daily, Monday through Sunday, bright and early at 8:00 AM, ensuring your week is filled with fresh frights. Each story is meticulously crafted to transport you to the heart of the horror, perfect for those who crave a daily dose of the macabre.

Creepy Horror Stories is for anyone fascinated by the unknown, the dark side of history, and the things that go bump in the night. If you love ghost stories, unexplained mysteries, and the thrill of the supernatural, you've found your new obsession.

Subscribe now and unlock the door to true terror.]]>falseepisodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-grandma-killer-why-pamela--72862422
In this episode, we delve into the chilling case of Lois Riess, a woman convicted of two murders, who spoke at length about killing her husband but has never uttered a single word about her motive for Pamela Hutchinson's death. This story explores the unsettling void left by a killer who refuses to explain her actions, leaving us with evidence and timestamps but no center to hold them together.

Victim: Pamela Hutchinson
Date of Discovery: April 9, 2018
Location: Fort Myers Beach, Florida
Killer: Lois Riess
Conviction: Two murders, life in prison

- Pamela Hutchinson, 59, was found dead in her motel room, covered with towels and blood.
- Lois Riess was seen leaving Pamela's room at 6 a.m. with a purple suitcase.
- Lois Riess killed her husband, David Riess, in Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, with two gunshot wounds.
- Lois transferred over $8,000 from Prairie Waxworms customers to her account and withdrew $7,500 cash.
- Lois had previously spent approximately $400,000 from a family trust and taken about $100,000 from her disabled sister.

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In this episode, we delve into the chilling case of Lois Riess, a woman convicted of two murders, who spoke at length about killing her husband but has never uttered a single word about her motive for Pamela Hutchinson's death. This story explores the unsettling void left by a killer who refuses to explain her actions, leaving us with evidence and timestamps but no center to hold them together.

Victim: Pamela Hutchinson
Date of Discovery: April 9, 2018
Location: Fort Myers Beach, Florida
Killer: Lois Riess
Conviction: Two murders, life in prison

- Pamela Hutchinson, 59, was found dead in her motel room, covered with towels and blood.
- Lois Riess was seen leaving Pamela's room at 6 a.m. with a purple suitcase.
- Lois Riess killed her husband, David Riess, in Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, with two gunshot wounds.
- Lois transferred over $8,000 from Prairie Waxworms customers to her account and withdrew $7,500 cash.
- Lois had previously spent approximately $400,000 from a family trust and taken about $100,000 from her disabled sister.

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A 14-year-old boy calls 911 to confess to murder, then calmly insists a ghost named Jeff was responsible. His white t-shirt soaked in blood, he sat against a kitchen wall, claiming "Nobody that's alive" committed the crime. What truly happened in the hours between a confiscated phone and a body found in a bedroom?

In this episode, we delve into the chilling case of Donovan Nicholas and the murder of Heidi Fay Taylor. We explore the tense family dynamics, the discovery of disturbing online messages, and the internet character that became a focal point in a tragic event.

Person: Donovan Asher Nicholas
Victim: Heidi Fay Taylor
Date: April 6, 2017
Location: Champaign County, Ohio
Witness: Angie

- Donovan Nicholas, 14, called 911 to report killing his stepmother.
- His white t-shirt was soaked with blood when officers arrived.
- Heidi Fay Taylor, 40, was Shane's wife and Donovan's stepmother.
- Heidi confiscated Donovan's phone after finding explicit messages with an online friend.
- Donovan's friends knew he was obsessed with "Jeff the Killer," an internet character.

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A 14-year-old boy calls 911 to confess to murder, then calmly insists a ghost named Jeff was responsible. His white t-shirt soaked in blood, he sat against a kitchen wall, claiming "Nobody that's alive" committed the crime. What truly happened in the hours between a confiscated phone and a body found in a bedroom?

In this episode, we delve into the chilling case of Donovan Nicholas and the murder of Heidi Fay Taylor. We explore the tense family dynamics, the discovery of disturbing online messages, and the internet character that became a focal point in a tragic event.

Person: Donovan Asher Nicholas
Victim: Heidi Fay Taylor
Date: April 6, 2017
Location: Champaign County, Ohio
Witness: Angie

- Donovan Nicholas, 14, called 911 to report killing his stepmother.
- His white t-shirt was soaked with blood when officers arrived.
- Heidi Fay Taylor, 40, was Shane's wife and Donovan's stepmother.
- Heidi confiscated Donovan's phone after finding explicit messages with an online friend.
- Donovan's friends knew he was obsessed with "Jeff the Killer," an internet character.

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In this episode, we uncover the events at the Applegate farmhouse, focusing not on the shooting itself, but on the escalating family tensions and a prior gunshot that set the stage for tragedy. What compelled Shane Patrick Moore to call 911, fearing his sister, just hours before his death, and how did a simple legal document ignite such a violent confrontation?

Case: The Applegate Farmhouse Shooting
Date: July 26, 2016
Location: Jackson County, Southern Oregon
Victim: Shane Patrick Moore
Weapon: Pistol

- Shane Patrick Moore, 63, died after being shot twice at the Applegate farmhouse.
- A 911 call was made by Shane at 1:44 PM, reporting his niece had fired a gun that morning.
- The shooting occurred approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes after Shane's 911 call.
- Tucker Moore Reed, 26, admitted to firing the gun earlier that morning to check if it was loaded.
- The legal document Shane brought was a grant deed for equal inheritance rights to the property.

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In this episode, we uncover the events at the Applegate farmhouse, focusing not on the shooting itself, but on the escalating family tensions and a prior gunshot that set the stage for tragedy. What compelled Shane Patrick Moore to call 911, fearing his sister, just hours before his death, and how did a simple legal document ignite such a violent confrontation?

Case: The Applegate Farmhouse Shooting
Date: July 26, 2016
Location: Jackson County, Southern Oregon
Victim: Shane Patrick Moore
Weapon: Pistol

- Shane Patrick Moore, 63, died after being shot twice at the Applegate farmhouse.
- A 911 call was made by Shane at 1:44 PM, reporting his niece had fired a gun that morning.
- The shooting occurred approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes after Shane's 911 call.
- Tucker Moore Reed, 26, admitted to firing the gun earlier that morning to check if it was loaded.
- The legal document Shane brought was a grant deed for equal inheritance rights to the property.

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A student described him as a tin soldier, crossing a snow-covered field toward school, arms rigid at his sides, moving with stiff precision. On February 2, 1996, a 14-year-old boy walked into Frontier Junior High School and opened fire, killing three people. Was this an explosion of rage, or a performance rehearsed a hundred times?

In this episode, we delve into the events of that winter morning in Moses Lake, Washington, exploring the subtle shifts and overlooked warnings that preceded the tragedy. We examine the perpetrator's behavior, the details of the attack, and the chilling question of premeditation versus spontaneous violence.

Person: Barry Lucidis
Date: February 2, 1996
Location: Frontier Junior High School, Moses Lake, Washington
Victims: Three
Weapon: Lever-action Winchester Model 94 rifle

- The school day was running two hours late due to severe winter weather.
- Barry Lucidis, 14, entered Room 15 dressed entirely in black, wearing a duster coat.
- He carried his father's rifle and two holsters strapped to his boots, hidden beneath his coat.
- Teachers described him as highly intelligent and a model student, but also withdrawn.
- Weeks before the attack, he asked classmates about buying shotgun shells "capable of killing fifteen to twenty objects the size of a dog."

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A student described him as a tin soldier, crossing a snow-covered field toward school, arms rigid at his sides, moving with stiff precision. On February 2, 1996, a 14-year-old boy walked into Frontier Junior High School and opened fire, killing three people. Was this an explosion of rage, or a performance rehearsed a hundred times?

In this episode, we delve into the events of that winter morning in Moses Lake, Washington, exploring the subtle shifts and overlooked warnings that preceded the tragedy. We examine the perpetrator's behavior, the details of the attack, and the chilling question of premeditation versus spontaneous violence.

Person: Barry Lucidis
Date: February 2, 1996
Location: Frontier Junior High School, Moses Lake, Washington
Victims: Three
Weapon: Lever-action Winchester Model 94 rifle

- The school day was running two hours late due to severe winter weather.
- Barry Lucidis, 14, entered Room 15 dressed entirely in black, wearing a duster coat.
- He carried his father's rifle and two holsters strapped to his boots, hidden beneath his coat.
- Teachers described him as highly intelligent and a model student, but also withdrawn.
- Weeks before the attack, he asked classmates about buying shotgun shells "capable of killing fifteen to twenty objects the size of a dog."

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A FedEx manager received an angel emoji text from an employee, followed by "I got my big wings now. I got a story you can tell for centuries." Fourteen minutes later, Franciscoca Monterobaya was dead in her Royal Palm Beach garage. What kind of mind could plan such messages while losing contact with everything rational?

In this episode, we explore the chilling events of one night in March 2018, when a series of calm, unsettling texts led to a scene in a residential garage that investigators described as unlike anything they had encountered. We delve into the evidence left behind, suggesting something far more disturbing than any single explanation.

Person: Franciscoca Monterobaya
Date: March 15, 2018
Location: Royal Palm Beach, Florida
Status: Deceased
Substance Mentioned: Flakka

- Kenneth, a FedEx manager, received an angel emoji text at 10:08 p.m.
- A second message, "I got my big wings now. I got a story you can tell for centuries," arrived 14 minutes later.
- Franciscoca Monterobaya, 55, was found dead in her garage.
- Blood spatter was documented from the front entrance through the kitchen and laundry room, ending in the garage.
- Camille Baya, 32, Franciscoca's daughter, mentioned trying "flocka," a designer drug associated with hallucinations and extreme aggression.

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A FedEx manager received an angel emoji text from an employee, followed by "I got my big wings now. I got a story you can tell for centuries." Fourteen minutes later, Franciscoca Monterobaya was dead in her Royal Palm Beach garage. What kind of mind could plan such messages while losing contact with everything rational?

In this episode, we explore the chilling events of one night in March 2018, when a series of calm, unsettling texts led to a scene in a residential garage that investigators described as unlike anything they had encountered. We delve into the evidence left behind, suggesting something far more disturbing than any single explanation.

Person: Franciscoca Monterobaya
Date: March 15, 2018
Location: Royal Palm Beach, Florida
Status: Deceased
Substance Mentioned: Flakka

- Kenneth, a FedEx manager, received an angel emoji text at 10:08 p.m.
- A second message, "I got my big wings now. I got a story you can tell for centuries," arrived 14 minutes later.
- Franciscoca Monterobaya, 55, was found dead in her garage.
- Blood spatter was documented from the front entrance through the kitchen and laundry room, ending in the garage.
- Camille Baya, 32, Franciscoca's daughter, mentioned trying "flocka," a designer drug associated with hallucinations and extreme aggression.

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On March 20, 2012, a welfare check in Waller, Texas, uncovered three bodies in the Cesler family home-the same house where aspiring filmmaker Trey Eric Cesler, known online as Mr. Anime, filmed his YouTube videos. What chilling details did his online persona hide, and what did his aunt hear that changed everything?

In this episode, we delve into the life of Trey Eric Cesler, a 22-year-old with a YouTube channel called Lindcap Productions, and the tragic events that unfolded in his family home. We explore the videos, the family's involvement, and the unsettling details that emerged after his arrest, leaving a central question unanswered.

Person: Trey Eric Cesler
Location: Waller, Texas
Date: March 20, 2012
Victims: Rhonda Cesler, Lton Cesler, Mark Cesler
Channel: Lindcap Productions

- Trey Eric Cesler was 22 years old at the time of his arrest.
- The YouTube channel, Lindcap Productions, was started in 2006 when Trey was 17.
- Rhonda Cesler was 57, Lton Cesler was 58, and Mark Cesler was 26.
- A neighbor reportedly said, "That kid is going to kill someone."
- Trey uploaded a video in February 2012 titled "Mr. Anime is Planning Something."

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On March 20, 2012, a welfare check in Waller, Texas, uncovered three bodies in the Cesler family home-the same house where aspiring filmmaker Trey Eric Cesler, known online as Mr. Anime, filmed his YouTube videos. What chilling details did his online persona hide, and what did his aunt hear that changed everything?

In this episode, we delve into the life of Trey Eric Cesler, a 22-year-old with a YouTube channel called Lindcap Productions, and the tragic events that unfolded in his family home. We explore the videos, the family's involvement, and the unsettling details that emerged after his arrest, leaving a central question unanswered.

Person: Trey Eric Cesler
Location: Waller, Texas
Date: March 20, 2012
Victims: Rhonda Cesler, Lton Cesler, Mark Cesler
Channel: Lindcap Productions

- Trey Eric Cesler was 22 years old at the time of his arrest.
- The YouTube channel, Lindcap Productions, was started in 2006 when Trey was 17.
- Rhonda Cesler was 57, Lton Cesler was 58, and Mark Cesler was 26.
- A neighbor reportedly said, "That kid is going to kill someone."
- Trey uploaded a video in February 2012 titled "Mr. Anime is Planning Something."

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A 74-year-old man stepped out to a fender bender and was immediately handcuffed, congratulating the officers on their "trick." He had been waiting 45 years for that moment, a chilling detail that reveals a lifetime of hidden secrets. What did he know that made him so calm?

In this episode, we uncover the shocking true story of John Arthur Getreu, a man who built a seemingly normal life after committing horrific crimes. From a dance in Germany in 1963 to the quiet hills of Stanford in the 1970s, this is the story of how invisible evidence finally brought a killer to justice.

Person: John Arthur Getreu
Victim 1: Leslie Marie Pearlov
Victim 2: Janet Taylor
Victim 3: Margaret Williams
Method: Strangulation

- In 1963, 15-year-old Margaret Williams was assaulted and strangled in Germany; John Arthur Getreu was sentenced to 10 years but released after 6.
- In 1973, 21-year-old Leslie Marie Pearlov's body was found near Stanford Dish, strangled with her own floral scarf.
- In 1974, 21-year-old Janet Taylor was found less than two miles from Leslie's body, killed with the same method.
- John Arthur Getreu worked as a security guard near Stanford campus, living within reach of the crime scenes.
- Advances in forensic DNA technology allowed a sample from beneath Leslie Pearlov's fingernails to identify Getreu in 2018.

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A 74-year-old man stepped out to a fender bender and was immediately handcuffed, congratulating the officers on their "trick." He had been waiting 45 years for that moment, a chilling detail that reveals a lifetime of hidden secrets. What did he know that made him so calm?

In this episode, we uncover the shocking true story of John Arthur Getreu, a man who built a seemingly normal life after committing horrific crimes. From a dance in Germany in 1963 to the quiet hills of Stanford in the 1970s, this is the story of how invisible evidence finally brought a killer to justice.

Person: John Arthur Getreu
Victim 1: Leslie Marie Pearlov
Victim 2: Janet Taylor
Victim 3: Margaret Williams
Method: Strangulation

- In 1963, 15-year-old Margaret Williams was assaulted and strangled in Germany; John Arthur Getreu was sentenced to 10 years but released after 6.
- In 1973, 21-year-old Leslie Marie Pearlov's body was found near Stanford Dish, strangled with her own floral scarf.
- In 1974, 21-year-old Janet Taylor was found less than two miles from Leslie's body, killed with the same method.
- John Arthur Getreu worked as a security guard near Stanford campus, living within reach of the crime scenes.
- Advances in forensic DNA technology allowed a sample from beneath Leslie Pearlov's fingernails to identify Getreu in 2018.

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A woman's voice, barely there, struggles to give her street name on a call, alone in a basement, seven months after her baby was due. Paramedics found her on the floor, losing blood, while twenty minutes earlier, another woman arrived at a hospital with a newborn and unexplained cuts. What connects these two women and the chilling events of March 18, 2015?

In this episode, we delve into the terrifying story that began with a seemingly innocent online ad for free maternity clothes. We uncover the elaborate deception of a woman desperate to produce a baby, the brutal attack that followed, and the precise, horrifying act performed in a basement.

Case: Michelle Wilkins
Date: March 18, 2015
Location: Longmont, Colorado
Victim: Michelle Wilkins, 26
Perpetrator: Dell Lane, 34

- Michelle Wilkins, seven months pregnant, responded to a Craigslist ad for free maternity clothes.
- Dell Lane, 34, had faked a pregnancy for months, including Facebook posts and a baby shower.
- Dell's fiancé, Dave, believed he had been listening to his son's heartbeat via recorded audio files.
- Michelle was attacked in Dell's basement with a glass lava lamp and strangled until Dell believed she was dead.
- Dell, a former certified nursing assistant, performed a precise cesarean section on Michelle.

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A woman's voice, barely there, struggles to give her street name on a call, alone in a basement, seven months after her baby was due. Paramedics found her on the floor, losing blood, while twenty minutes earlier, another woman arrived at a hospital with a newborn and unexplained cuts. What connects these two women and the chilling events of March 18, 2015?

In this episode, we delve into the terrifying story that began with a seemingly innocent online ad for free maternity clothes. We uncover the elaborate deception of a woman desperate to produce a baby, the brutal attack that followed, and the precise, horrifying act performed in a basement.

Case: Michelle Wilkins
Date: March 18, 2015
Location: Longmont, Colorado
Victim: Michelle Wilkins, 26
Perpetrator: Dell Lane, 34

- Michelle Wilkins, seven months pregnant, responded to a Craigslist ad for free maternity clothes.
- Dell Lane, 34, had faked a pregnancy for months, including Facebook posts and a baby shower.
- Dell's fiancé, Dave, believed he had been listening to his son's heartbeat via recorded audio files.
- Michelle was attacked in Dell's basement with a glass lava lamp and strangled until Dell believed she was dead.
- Dell, a former certified nursing assistant, performed a precise cesarean section on Michelle.

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A two-month-old baby arrived at the hospital with skull fractures on opposite sides of her head, injuries doctors confirmed could not result from a single impact. The woman entrusted with her care had already searched her phone for a specific question before the ambulance even arrived. What did the babysitter know in those critical moments?

In this episode, we delve into the mysterious circumstances surrounding two-month-old Kora's severe injuries in Ponca City, Oklahoma. We explore the conflicting accounts from the babysitter and other witnesses, and the chilling detail of the phone searches that emerged in the aftermath.

Person: Kora
Age: Two months
Date: July 14, 2023
Location: Ponca City, Oklahoma
Status: Hospitalized with severe injuries

- Kora arrived at the hospital with fractures across the back of her skull, on opposite sides of her head.
- Doctors stated a single impact cannot fracture bone on both sides simultaneously.
- The babysitter, Holly Marie Shepard, searched her phone for a specific question before paramedics arrived.
- Kora's mother, McKenzie, found Holly through a local Facebook group for mothers.
- Imaging revealed a traumatic hemorrhage on the right side of Kora's brain, multiple skull fractures, and broken ribs.

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A two-month-old baby arrived at the hospital with skull fractures on opposite sides of her head, injuries doctors confirmed could not result from a single impact. The woman entrusted with her care had already searched her phone for a specific question before the ambulance even arrived. What did the babysitter know in those critical moments?

In this episode, we delve into the mysterious circumstances surrounding two-month-old Kora's severe injuries in Ponca City, Oklahoma. We explore the conflicting accounts from the babysitter and other witnesses, and the chilling detail of the phone searches that emerged in the aftermath.

Person: Kora
Age: Two months
Date: July 14, 2023
Location: Ponca City, Oklahoma
Status: Hospitalized with severe injuries

- Kora arrived at the hospital with fractures across the back of her skull, on opposite sides of her head.
- Doctors stated a single impact cannot fracture bone on both sides simultaneously.
- The babysitter, Holly Marie Shepard, searched her phone for a specific question before paramedics arrived.
- Kora's mother, McKenzie, found Holly through a local Facebook group for mothers.
- Imaging revealed a traumatic hemorrhage on the right side of Kora's brain, multiple skull fractures, and broken ribs.

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A woman stood outside her own front door at 5:40 AM, her husband dead inside, not on the porch, but waiting as if she already knew. On November 29, 2020, officers found Robert Hoer, 49, with three stab wounds to the chest, yet his wife, Heather, called 911 from outside the house. What happened in the hours before that call, and why did Heather tell the dispatcher, "He got mad"?

In this episode, we delve into the mysterious death of Robert Hoer, a former nuclear submarine worker, and the conflicting accounts surrounding the night he died. We explore the timeline of events, the forensic evidence, and the unexplained gap between when Heather put Robert to bed and when she made the 911 call, raising questions about what truly transpired.

Person: Robert Hoer
Date: November 29, 2020
Location: Farmington, New Mexico
Status: Undetermined
Relationship: Husband of Heather Fernandez Hoer

- Robert Hoer, 49, was found dead with three stab wounds to the chest.
- Pathologists found approximately three liters of blood inside his chest cavity.
- His wife, Heather Fernandez Hoer, called 911 at 5:42 AM and was outside when officers arrived.
- Robert and Heather married on September 5, 2020, twelve weeks before his death.
- The official manner of death was listed as undetermined for four years, four months, and three days.

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A woman stood outside her own front door at 5:40 AM, her husband dead inside, not on the porch, but waiting as if she already knew. On November 29, 2020, officers found Robert Hoer, 49, with three stab wounds to the chest, yet his wife, Heather, called 911 from outside the house. What happened in the hours before that call, and why did Heather tell the dispatcher, "He got mad"?

In this episode, we delve into the mysterious death of Robert Hoer, a former nuclear submarine worker, and the conflicting accounts surrounding the night he died. We explore the timeline of events, the forensic evidence, and the unexplained gap between when Heather put Robert to bed and when she made the 911 call, raising questions about what truly transpired.

Person: Robert Hoer
Date: November 29, 2020
Location: Farmington, New Mexico
Status: Undetermined
Relationship: Husband of Heather Fernandez Hoer

- Robert Hoer, 49, was found dead with three stab wounds to the chest.
- Pathologists found approximately three liters of blood inside his chest cavity.
- His wife, Heather Fernandez Hoer, called 911 at 5:42 AM and was outside when officers arrived.
- Robert and Heather married on September 5, 2020, twelve weeks before his death.
- The official manner of death was listed as undetermined for four years, four months, and three days.

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A 25-year-old man walked out of his sister's house, smiling, with her two-year-old daughter in tow, moments after committing an act of unimaginable violence. What drove a former college football player, with no prior record, to stab his pregnant sister between 12 and 24 times, and then calmly confess to her friend?

In this episode, we delve into the chilling case of Michael Aguagu, exploring the subtle shifts in his behavior that those closest to him observed but couldn't articulate. We examine the unsettling transformation that led to a brutal murder in a quiet Texas suburb and the desperate attempts by his family to reach him in the hours before the tragedy.

Person: Michael Aguagu
Victim: Choma Jennifer Abichi
Date: December 27, 2019
Location: Pfugerville, Texas
Status: Murder

- Choma Jennifer Abichi was 32 years old and in the first trimester of her pregnancy.
- Michael Aguagu, her younger brother, was a former college football player who went undrafted by the NFL.
- When asked his last name by a detective, Michael responded with "The Archangel."
- The silver kitchen knife used in the murder was found outside, near a recycling container, along with Michael's blood-stained clothes.
- Jennifer's mother and Michael spent early morning hours on December 27 praying by video call, trying to reach him.

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A 25-year-old man walked out of his sister's house, smiling, with her two-year-old daughter in tow, moments after committing an act of unimaginable violence. What drove a former college football player, with no prior record, to stab his pregnant sister between 12 and 24 times, and then calmly confess to her friend?

In this episode, we delve into the chilling case of Michael Aguagu, exploring the subtle shifts in his behavior that those closest to him observed but couldn't articulate. We examine the unsettling transformation that led to a brutal murder in a quiet Texas suburb and the desperate attempts by his family to reach him in the hours before the tragedy.

Person: Michael Aguagu
Victim: Choma Jennifer Abichi
Date: December 27, 2019
Location: Pfugerville, Texas
Status: Murder

- Choma Jennifer Abichi was 32 years old and in the first trimester of her pregnancy.
- Michael Aguagu, her younger brother, was a former college football player who went undrafted by the NFL.
- When asked his last name by a detective, Michael responded with "The Archangel."
- The silver kitchen knife used in the murder was found outside, near a recycling container, along with Michael's blood-stained clothes.
- Jennifer's mother and Michael spent early morning hours on December 27 praying by video call, trying to reach him.

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A two-year-old girl, watching cartoons, was found unresponsive on the floor of a camper trailer. The only adult present waited 37 minutes before calling 911, a delay that phone records confirm. What happened during those crucial minutes, and why did the initial medical scans miss the fatal injury?

In this episode, we delve into the details of a case where a two-year-old girl died under mysterious circumstances, and the single account of events is contradicted by every piece of evidence. We explore the timeline, the inconsistencies, and the unanswered questions surrounding her death.

Person: Jacquellyn Schwingle
Age: Two years old
Location: Umatilla, Florida
Date: May 3, 2022
Adult Present: Travis Ray Thompson

- Jacquellyn was found unconscious on the floor of a camper trailer.
- Travis Ray Thompson, the only adult present, waited 37 minutes before contacting emergency services.
- Phone records show Travis's first call was to Kristen, Jacquellyn's mother, not 911.
- Initial medical scans at Advent Health Waterman Hospital did not reveal the injury that killed Jacquellyn.
- Travis's search history included phrases like "how to fix your relationship" in the weeks before the incident.

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A two-year-old girl, watching cartoons, was found unresponsive on the floor of a camper trailer. The only adult present waited 37 minutes before calling 911, a delay that phone records confirm. What happened during those crucial minutes, and why did the initial medical scans miss the fatal injury?

In this episode, we delve into the details of a case where a two-year-old girl died under mysterious circumstances, and the single account of events is contradicted by every piece of evidence. We explore the timeline, the inconsistencies, and the unanswered questions surrounding her death.

Person: Jacquellyn Schwingle
Age: Two years old
Location: Umatilla, Florida
Date: May 3, 2022
Adult Present: Travis Ray Thompson

- Jacquellyn was found unconscious on the floor of a camper trailer.
- Travis Ray Thompson, the only adult present, waited 37 minutes before contacting emergency services.
- Phone records show Travis's first call was to Kristen, Jacquellyn's mother, not 911.
- Initial medical scans at Advent Health Waterman Hospital did not reveal the injury that killed Jacquellyn.
- Travis's search history included phrases like "how to fix your relationship" in the weeks before the incident.

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A 911 call from Levittown, Pennsylvania, reported a man couldn't find a head, not that something terrible had happened. Sixty seconds later, the caller would discover a horror beyond imagination, filmed by the perpetrator before he vanished. What unspeakable truth was hidden in that ordinary suburban home?

In this episode, we delve into the chilling details of a case that defies belief, starting with a seemingly mundane 911 call and unraveling a disturbing sequence of events. We explore the life of the perpetrator, the shocking evidence left behind, and the unsettling video that surfaced, leaving a question about what truly drove this unthinkable act.

Case: Moan Family Homicide
Location: Levittown, Pennsylvania
Date: January 29, 2024
Victim: Mike Moan
Perpetrator: Justin Moan

- A 911 call reported a missing head, not an accident, from a Levittown home.
- Mike Moan's body was found in the bathroom, shot once, with a kitchen knife and machete in the tub.
- The victim's head was discovered in a first-floor bedroom, wrapped in plastic, inside a cooking pot.
- Justin Moan, 32, purchased a 9mm handgun and ammunition on the morning of the incident.
- A 14-minute video was uploaded by Justin Moan before his mother returned home, claiming to be the acting president.

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A 911 call from Levittown, Pennsylvania, reported a man couldn't find a head, not that something terrible had happened. Sixty seconds later, the caller would discover a horror beyond imagination, filmed by the perpetrator before he vanished. What unspeakable truth was hidden in that ordinary suburban home?

In this episode, we delve into the chilling details of a case that defies belief, starting with a seemingly mundane 911 call and unraveling a disturbing sequence of events. We explore the life of the perpetrator, the shocking evidence left behind, and the unsettling video that surfaced, leaving a question about what truly drove this unthinkable act.

Case: Moan Family Homicide
Location: Levittown, Pennsylvania
Date: January 29, 2024
Victim: Mike Moan
Perpetrator: Justin Moan

- A 911 call reported a missing head, not an accident, from a Levittown home.
- Mike Moan's body was found in the bathroom, shot once, with a kitchen knife and machete in the tub.
- The victim's head was discovered in a first-floor bedroom, wrapped in plastic, inside a cooking pot.
- Justin Moan, 32, purchased a 9mm handgun and ammunition on the morning of the incident.
- A 14-minute video was uploaded by Justin Moan before his mother returned home, claiming to be the acting president.

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A police flashlight cut through the dark of a closet in DeKalb County, Georgia, revealing a sight so unrecognizable that officers questioned if anyone was there. What they found was a mummified child, Olivia Naomi Jordan, who had been left in a sealed apartment for months, her world ending in silent darkness. How could a child, nonverbal and autistic, with cerebral palsy and prone to seizures, disappear from the world without a single missing person report?

In this episode, we delve into the tragic case of Olivia Naomi Jordan, a seven-year-old girl whose mummified remains were discovered in a sealed closet. We explore the chilling details of how she was left, the missed opportunities for intervention, and the shocking admissions from her mother, Alandre Hobbs, that reveal a calculated abandonment.

Case: Olivia Naomi Jordan
Age: 7 years old
Location: DeKalb County, Georgia
Date of Discovery: June 25, 2023
Mother: Alandre Hobbs
Condition: Nonverbal, autistic, cerebral palsy, prone to seizures

- Olivia's developmental age was closer to a two-month-old infant.
- Her prescriptions for seizure medication were suspended in August 2022 due to missed appointments.
- Alandre Hobbs admitted to placing Olivia, alive and strapped into her stroller, in the bedroom closet.
- The apartment doors were sealed, with clothing piled against the bedroom door and towels wedged against the front door.
- Alandre's identification and bank card were found in a handbag on Olivia's body, despite Alandre claiming they were stolen.

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A police flashlight cut through the dark of a closet in DeKalb County, Georgia, revealing a sight so unrecognizable that officers questioned if anyone was there. What they found was a mummified child, Olivia Naomi Jordan, who had been left in a sealed apartment for months, her world ending in silent darkness. How could a child, nonverbal and autistic, with cerebral palsy and prone to seizures, disappear from the world without a single missing person report?

In this episode, we delve into the tragic case of Olivia Naomi Jordan, a seven-year-old girl whose mummified remains were discovered in a sealed closet. We explore the chilling details of how she was left, the missed opportunities for intervention, and the shocking admissions from her mother, Alandre Hobbs, that reveal a calculated abandonment.

Case: Olivia Naomi Jordan
Age: 7 years old
Location: DeKalb County, Georgia
Date of Discovery: June 25, 2023
Mother: Alandre Hobbs
Condition: Nonverbal, autistic, cerebral palsy, prone to seizures

- Olivia's developmental age was closer to a two-month-old infant.
- Her prescriptions for seizure medication were suspended in August 2022 due to missed appointments.
- Alandre Hobbs admitted to placing Olivia, alive and strapped into her stroller, in the bedroom closet.
- The apartment doors were sealed, with clothing piled against the bedroom door and towels wedged against the front door.
- Alandre's identification and bank card were found in a handbag on Olivia's body, despite Alandre claiming they were stolen.

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On a September morning in 1997, park workers found a newborn baby boy, wrapped in burning blue cloth, in Albany's Washington Park. For 27 years, the case remained unsolved, the baby nameless, until a DNA strand led investigators to a woman in a Dunkin Donuts parking lot. How did a full-term, healthy baby disappear without a trace for nearly three decades?

In this episode, we uncover the methodical and chilling sequence of events that led to the discovery of Baby Moses Washington. From a solitary birth in a bathtub to a calculated act in a public park, this story explores the unsettling gap between an ordinary life and an unimaginable secret.

Case: Baby Moses Washington
Date: September 7, 1997
Location: Washington Park, Albany, New York
Status: Unsolved for 27 years, then solved in 2024
Person: Carrie Spielman (later Carrie Mazuka)

- A newborn baby boy, weighing nine pounds and three ounces, was found in Washington Park.
- The baby was wrapped in blue cloth that had been set on fire, still fused to the ground.
- Investigators used DNA from the remains to build a family tree in 2024.
- Carrie Spielman gave birth alone in her apartment's bathtub and later confirmed the events.
- She described carrying the baby from her apartment to her car "the way you carry groceries."

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On a September morning in 1997, park workers found a newborn baby boy, wrapped in burning blue cloth, in Albany's Washington Park. For 27 years, the case remained unsolved, the baby nameless, until a DNA strand led investigators to a woman in a Dunkin Donuts parking lot. How did a full-term, healthy baby disappear without a trace for nearly three decades?

In this episode, we uncover the methodical and chilling sequence of events that led to the discovery of Baby Moses Washington. From a solitary birth in a bathtub to a calculated act in a public park, this story explores the unsettling gap between an ordinary life and an unimaginable secret.

Case: Baby Moses Washington
Date: September 7, 1997
Location: Washington Park, Albany, New York
Status: Unsolved for 27 years, then solved in 2024
Person: Carrie Spielman (later Carrie Mazuka)

- A newborn baby boy, weighing nine pounds and three ounces, was found in Washington Park.
- The baby was wrapped in blue cloth that had been set on fire, still fused to the ground.
- Investigators used DNA from the remains to build a family tree in 2024.
- Carrie Spielman gave birth alone in her apartment's bathtub and later confirmed the events.
- She described carrying the baby from her apartment to her car "the way you carry groceries."

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He recorded himself on the way to work, calmly stating, "A weapon is the power of everything." Hours later, a shooting at Reliable Fence left one man dead and shattered assumptions about Jerry Mley Jr. What drove a 25-year-old employee to record his thoughts before a fatal act?

In this episode, we delve into the year leading up to January 9, 2018, exploring the workplace dynamics at Reliable Fence and the experiences of Jerry Mley Jr. We uncover the details of the recording, the events of that morning, and the unanswered questions surrounding a tragedy that could have been foreseen.

Person: Jerry Mley Jr.
Date: January 9, 2018
Location: Clinton Township, Michigan
Company: Reliable Fence
Weapon: Semiautomatic pistol

- Jerry Mley Jr. was 25 years old and the only Black employee at Reliable Fence.
- He recorded a calm monologue in his car before the shooting, mentioning "A weapon is the power of everything."
- Coworkers described Angelo Joe McCaulay III as physically aggressive toward Jerry.
- Tom Badkkey, the company owner, made a racially insensitive joke involving a watermelon.
- Jerry purchased a semiautomatic pistol four months prior and had brought it to work once before without using it.

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He recorded himself on the way to work, calmly stating, "A weapon is the power of everything." Hours later, a shooting at Reliable Fence left one man dead and shattered assumptions about Jerry Mley Jr. What drove a 25-year-old employee to record his thoughts before a fatal act?

In this episode, we delve into the year leading up to January 9, 2018, exploring the workplace dynamics at Reliable Fence and the experiences of Jerry Mley Jr. We uncover the details of the recording, the events of that morning, and the unanswered questions surrounding a tragedy that could have been foreseen.

Person: Jerry Mley Jr.
Date: January 9, 2018
Location: Clinton Township, Michigan
Company: Reliable Fence
Weapon: Semiautomatic pistol

- Jerry Mley Jr. was 25 years old and the only Black employee at Reliable Fence.
- He recorded a calm monologue in his car before the shooting, mentioning "A weapon is the power of everything."
- Coworkers described Angelo Joe McCaulay III as physically aggressive toward Jerry.
- Tom Badkkey, the company owner, made a racially insensitive joke involving a watermelon.
- Jerry purchased a semiautomatic pistol four months prior and had brought it to work once before without using it.

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A single photograph of a 31-year-old teacher and a 17-year-old student kissing at a Home Depot spread like wildfire through Albany, Georgia. This episode unravels the complex story behind the image, the teacher's past viral fame, and the web of secrets that emerged when investigators started asking questions.

In this episode, we explore the events surrounding the photograph that led to a teacher's downfall. We delve into the timeline of the relationship, the conflicting accounts given to investigators, and the crucial evidence that exposed the truth behind a seemingly innocent Christmas tree shopping trip.

Person: Audriana Cobb Williams
Age: 31 (teacher), 17 (student)
Location: Albany, Georgia
Event: Photograph circulating
Date: December 13, 2023

- A photograph of Audriana Cobb Williams, a 31-year-old teacher, kissing a 17-year-old boy began circulating on December 13, 2023.
- Two years prior, in August 2020, Williams went viral for a motivational rap video she recorded for her students during the pandemic.
- The kiss occurred during a trip to Home Depot in late November 2023, and Williams took the photo herself on her personal iPad.
- Text messages revealed the student asked his mother, "Can I go with Coach Williams?" to "get a tree for her house," contradicting initial claims of a coincidental meeting.
- Williams had posted a TikTok video on November 24, 2023, showing herself shopping for Christmas trees at Home Depot, weeks before the photo surfaced.

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A single photograph of a 31-year-old teacher and a 17-year-old student kissing at a Home Depot spread like wildfire through Albany, Georgia. This episode unravels the complex story behind the image, the teacher's past viral fame, and the web of secrets that emerged when investigators started asking questions.

In this episode, we explore the events surrounding the photograph that led to a teacher's downfall. We delve into the timeline of the relationship, the conflicting accounts given to investigators, and the crucial evidence that exposed the truth behind a seemingly innocent Christmas tree shopping trip.

Person: Audriana Cobb Williams
Age: 31 (teacher), 17 (student)
Location: Albany, Georgia
Event: Photograph circulating
Date: December 13, 2023

- A photograph of Audriana Cobb Williams, a 31-year-old teacher, kissing a 17-year-old boy began circulating on December 13, 2023.
- Two years prior, in August 2020, Williams went viral for a motivational rap video she recorded for her students during the pandemic.
- The kiss occurred during a trip to Home Depot in late November 2023, and Williams took the photo herself on her personal iPad.
- Text messages revealed the student asked his mother, "Can I go with Coach Williams?" to "get a tree for her house," contradicting initial claims of a coincidental meeting.
- Williams had posted a TikTok video on November 24, 2023, showing herself shopping for Christmas trees at Home Depot, weeks before the photo surfaced.

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In this episode, we uncover the tragic death of Curtis Witcher, a three-year-old boy whose life ended just five months after being returned to his biological mother. We explore the timeline of events, the conflicting stories, and the chilling evidence that points to a far darker truth.

Case: Curtis Witcher
Age: 3 years, 2 months
Date: June 14, 2023
Location: Cleveland, Ohio
Cause of Death: Homicide, blunt force trauma

- Curtis Witcher was pronounced dead at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital at approximately 4:00 PM.
- Paramedics found Curtis's body already cold to the touch, indicating he had been dead for hours.
- His biological mother, Tamika Egleton, had a documented history of domestic violence and mental health issues.
- Robert, the father of Curtis's one-year-old brother, was barred from contact with the children due to documented domestic violence.
- Tamika initially claimed Curtis fell at a splash park, a story disproven by surveillance footage and his dry body.

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In this episode, we uncover the tragic death of Curtis Witcher, a three-year-old boy whose life ended just five months after being returned to his biological mother. We explore the timeline of events, the conflicting stories, and the chilling evidence that points to a far darker truth.

Case: Curtis Witcher
Age: 3 years, 2 months
Date: June 14, 2023
Location: Cleveland, Ohio
Cause of Death: Homicide, blunt force trauma

- Curtis Witcher was pronounced dead at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital at approximately 4:00 PM.
- Paramedics found Curtis's body already cold to the touch, indicating he had been dead for hours.
- His biological mother, Tamika Egleton, had a documented history of domestic violence and mental health issues.
- Robert, the father of Curtis's one-year-old brother, was barred from contact with the children due to documented domestic violence.
- Tamika initially claimed Curtis fell at a splash park, a story disproven by surveillance footage and his dry body.

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A routine traffic stop in a quiet Minnesota town uncovered a horrifying secret when officers detected a smell of death from a car driven by a woman who smiled and claimed it was urine. Inside, they found a shotgun, and in the trunk, something unspeakable. What was she hiding, and why did a six-year-old boy named Eli disappear just days before?

In this episode, we uncover the tragic story of Eli Hart, a boy with special needs who fell through every safety net designed to protect him. From multiple removals by child protective services to a desperate father's fight for custody, we trace the events leading up to a chilling discovery and the mother's actions that changed everything.

Person: Julissa Thaler
Victim: Eli Hart
Location: Mound, Minnesota
Date: May 20, 2022
Condition: Townes-Brocks syndrome

- Eli Hart was six years old and wore hearing aids due to a congenital condition.
- His mother, Julissa Thaler, was pulled over at a traffic checkpoint at 7 AM on a Friday in May.
- Officers found a shotgun inside the car and noted a strong, sweet smell of death.
- Eli had been removed from his mother's care three times by child protective services.
- Eleven days before the traffic stop, Julissa was granted full placement of Eli by Dakota County CPS.

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A routine traffic stop in a quiet Minnesota town uncovered a horrifying secret when officers detected a smell of death from a car driven by a woman who smiled and claimed it was urine. Inside, they found a shotgun, and in the trunk, something unspeakable. What was she hiding, and why did a six-year-old boy named Eli disappear just days before?

In this episode, we uncover the tragic story of Eli Hart, a boy with special needs who fell through every safety net designed to protect him. From multiple removals by child protective services to a desperate father's fight for custody, we trace the events leading up to a chilling discovery and the mother's actions that changed everything.

Person: Julissa Thaler
Victim: Eli Hart
Location: Mound, Minnesota
Date: May 20, 2022
Condition: Townes-Brocks syndrome

- Eli Hart was six years old and wore hearing aids due to a congenital condition.
- His mother, Julissa Thaler, was pulled over at a traffic checkpoint at 7 AM on a Friday in May.
- Officers found a shotgun inside the car and noted a strong, sweet smell of death.
- Eli had been removed from his mother's care three times by child protective services.
- Eleven days before the traffic stop, Julissa was granted full placement of Eli by Dakota County CPS.

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A woman covered in blood, collapsed over her husband's body in their living room, while their four children slept nearby. There was no forced entry, no weapon visible, and initial responders suspected a medical event-until an autopsy revealed two gunshot wounds to the head. What really happened in the ninety-five minutes between a crashing sound and a 911 call?

In this episode, we delve into the strange details of a rural Iowa homicide that began with a discovery at 4:35 AM. We explore the initial confusion at the scene, the shocking autopsy results, and the inconsistencies in the wife's account that ultimately led investigators to question everything.

Person: Ryan Cooper
Person: Karina Cooper
Person: Houston William Danker
Location: Tama County, Iowa
Date: June 18, 2021

- A deputy found Karina Cooper collapsed over Ryan Cooper's body at 4:35 AM on June 18, 2021.
- Ryan Cooper, 42, was found in a recliner with no obvious wounds, initially suggesting a medical event.
- The autopsy revealed two gunshot wounds to the head, ruling the death a homicide.
- Karina Cooper, 44, told investigators she heard a crash around 3:00 AM but called 911 at 4:35 AM.
- Three handguns were seized from the residence, but none matched the .22 caliber bullet casing found near the recliner.

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A woman covered in blood, collapsed over her husband's body in their living room, while their four children slept nearby. There was no forced entry, no weapon visible, and initial responders suspected a medical event-until an autopsy revealed two gunshot wounds to the head. What really happened in the ninety-five minutes between a crashing sound and a 911 call?

In this episode, we delve into the strange details of a rural Iowa homicide that began with a discovery at 4:35 AM. We explore the initial confusion at the scene, the shocking autopsy results, and the inconsistencies in the wife's account that ultimately led investigators to question everything.

Person: Ryan Cooper
Person: Karina Cooper
Person: Houston William Danker
Location: Tama County, Iowa
Date: June 18, 2021

- A deputy found Karina Cooper collapsed over Ryan Cooper's body at 4:35 AM on June 18, 2021.
- Ryan Cooper, 42, was found in a recliner with no obvious wounds, initially suggesting a medical event.
- The autopsy revealed two gunshot wounds to the head, ruling the death a homicide.
- Karina Cooper, 44, told investigators she heard a crash around 3:00 AM but called 911 at 4:35 AM.
- Three handguns were seized from the residence, but none matched the .22 caliber bullet casing found near the recliner.

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A nine-year-old girl found a toddler motionless on a couch, her lips already blue by the time paramedics arrived. This two-year-old had been dead for hours, and the timeline of events-including text messages sent while she was still crying-raises a chilling question: how many people knew, and when did they know it?

In this episode, we uncover the disturbing details surrounding the death of Octavia Pearl Boney, exploring the weeks leading up to November 7, 2024, and the text message conversation that prosecutors described as some of the most unsettling evidence they had ever recovered. What happened inside that trailer between 6 AM and 1:37 PM that day?

Person: Octavia Pearl Boney
Age: Two years old
Location: Sturgis Township, Michigan
Date: November 7, 2024
Cause: Homicide

- A nine-year-old girl discovered Octavia Pearl Boney motionless on a couch.
- Paramedics noted partial rigor mortis and cyanosis, indicating Octavia had been dead for hours.
- Text messages between Paige Nicole Boney and Frederick Lee Nelson included instructions like "cover her mouth with something" and "give her melatonin."
- Investigators found elevated levels of melatonin in Octavia's system.
- Autopsy revealed bruising on Octavia's face and ear, and marks on her neck consistent with applied force.

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A nine-year-old girl found a toddler motionless on a couch, her lips already blue by the time paramedics arrived. This two-year-old had been dead for hours, and the timeline of events-including text messages sent while she was still crying-raises a chilling question: how many people knew, and when did they know it?

In this episode, we uncover the disturbing details surrounding the death of Octavia Pearl Boney, exploring the weeks leading up to November 7, 2024, and the text message conversation that prosecutors described as some of the most unsettling evidence they had ever recovered. What happened inside that trailer between 6 AM and 1:37 PM that day?

Person: Octavia Pearl Boney
Age: Two years old
Location: Sturgis Township, Michigan
Date: November 7, 2024
Cause: Homicide

- A nine-year-old girl discovered Octavia Pearl Boney motionless on a couch.
- Paramedics noted partial rigor mortis and cyanosis, indicating Octavia had been dead for hours.
- Text messages between Paige Nicole Boney and Frederick Lee Nelson included instructions like "cover her mouth with something" and "give her melatonin."
- Investigators found elevated levels of melatonin in Octavia's system.
- Autopsy revealed bruising on Octavia's face and ear, and marks on her neck consistent with applied force.

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In this episode, we explore the shocking events that unfolded on Myrtle Road, leading to a five-day manhunt across three states. Discover the details of the initial attack, the victims, and the chilling discovery that launched a desperate search for a University of Connecticut student.

Person: Ted Demers
Location: Myrtle Road, Willington, Connecticut
Date: May 22, 2020
Weapon: Sword
Suspect: Peter Manfredonia

- Ted Demers, 62, was attacked after helping a stranger with a motorcycle.
- John Franco, 80, was also attacked with a sword after walking outside his home.
- Ted Demers sustained devastating injuries, including a severed right arm and left hand, and later died.
- The abandoned red Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle, found four miles away, belonged to Peter Manfredonia, 23.
- A white pickup truck, found two days later, led police to Donald Hipsky, who had been held captive.

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In this episode, we explore the shocking events that unfolded on Myrtle Road, leading to a five-day manhunt across three states. Discover the details of the initial attack, the victims, and the chilling discovery that launched a desperate search for a University of Connecticut student.

Person: Ted Demers
Location: Myrtle Road, Willington, Connecticut
Date: May 22, 2020
Weapon: Sword
Suspect: Peter Manfredonia

- Ted Demers, 62, was attacked after helping a stranger with a motorcycle.
- John Franco, 80, was also attacked with a sword after walking outside his home.
- Ted Demers sustained devastating injuries, including a severed right arm and left hand, and later died.
- The abandoned red Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle, found four miles away, belonged to Peter Manfredonia, 23.
- A white pickup truck, found two days later, led police to Donald Hipsky, who had been held captive.

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Jody found her dream home in rural Maine, but the seller gave her one strange, specific rule: never speak to the man who wanders the property. One night, she found a form in her bed, breathing steadily, and assumed it was her husband, Howard, who was actually in Dallas. What happened when she broke the only rule she was given?

In this episode, we delve into the unsettling events that unfolded after Jody moved into her new home in Maine, exploring the chilling consequences of ignoring a warning that seemed too bizarre to be true. This story belongs to a woman named Jody, who spent years looking for a place that felt like hers.

Person: Jody
Location: Rural Maine
Event: Encounter with an unknown figure
Status: Unexplained
Rule: Do not speak to the wandering man

- Jody found a form in her bed, breathing steadily, while her husband Howard was in Dallas.
- The property is located in the northern reaches of Maine, a mile from the nearest neighbor.
- The sellers, Ralph and Marie, had lived on the property for most of their adult lives.
- Ralph told Jody and Howard about a man who had been on the property for about a hundred years.
- Ralph had seen the man twice: once five and a half years ago, and again two years after that.

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Jody found her dream home in rural Maine, but the seller gave her one strange, specific rule: never speak to the man who wanders the property. One night, she found a form in her bed, breathing steadily, and assumed it was her husband, Howard, who was actually in Dallas. What happened when she broke the only rule she was given?

In this episode, we delve into the unsettling events that unfolded after Jody moved into her new home in Maine, exploring the chilling consequences of ignoring a warning that seemed too bizarre to be true. This story belongs to a woman named Jody, who spent years looking for a place that felt like hers.

Person: Jody
Location: Rural Maine
Event: Encounter with an unknown figure
Status: Unexplained
Rule: Do not speak to the wandering man

- Jody found a form in her bed, breathing steadily, while her husband Howard was in Dallas.
- The property is located in the northern reaches of Maine, a mile from the nearest neighbor.
- The sellers, Ralph and Marie, had lived on the property for most of their adult lives.
- Ralph told Jody and Howard about a man who had been on the property for about a hundred years.
- Ralph had seen the man twice: once five and a half years ago, and again two years after that.

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A boy named Kevin, discharged healthy from one of the country's best hospitals, was found dead the next morning. His last memory? A smiling clown named Rizzo, unseen by cameras, who visited 283 children in a single night. What dark secret lies behind the children's smiles and the hospital staff's silence?

In this episode, we delve into the chilling account of a mysterious clown who appears only to children in a modern, well-staffed hospital. We explore the unsettling pattern of these visits and the inexplicable deaths that follow, leaving us to wonder what truly happened within those quiet, controlled hallways.

Person: Kevin
Location: Children's Hospital
Status: Deceased
Event: Visited by a clown
Number of Children Visited: 283

- Kevin, an 8-year-old boy, was discharged healthy after an appendectomy, only to die the next morning from an unknown cause.
- He described a clown named Rizzo who visited him at night, juggling small balls and making him laugh.
- The hospital's security cameras never captured any image of Rizzo, despite his alleged visits.
- Emily, a nurse with thirteen years of experience on the ward, was not surprised by Kevin's death, indicating a pattern.
- Rizzo was reportedly only visible to the children, and the rumor of his existence has circulated among staff since the hospital opened.

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A boy named Kevin, discharged healthy from one of the country's best hospitals, was found dead the next morning. His last memory? A smiling clown named Rizzo, unseen by cameras, who visited 283 children in a single night. What dark secret lies behind the children's smiles and the hospital staff's silence?

In this episode, we delve into the chilling account of a mysterious clown who appears only to children in a modern, well-staffed hospital. We explore the unsettling pattern of these visits and the inexplicable deaths that follow, leaving us to wonder what truly happened within those quiet, controlled hallways.

Person: Kevin
Location: Children's Hospital
Status: Deceased
Event: Visited by a clown
Number of Children Visited: 283

- Kevin, an 8-year-old boy, was discharged healthy after an appendectomy, only to die the next morning from an unknown cause.
- He described a clown named Rizzo who visited him at night, juggling small balls and making him laugh.
- The hospital's security cameras never captured any image of Rizzo, despite his alleged visits.
- Emily, a nurse with thirteen years of experience on the ward, was not surprised by Kevin's death, indicating a pattern.
- Rizzo was reportedly only visible to the children, and the rumor of his existence has circulated among staff since the hospital opened.

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