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Whether you're fascinated by criminal psychology, love unraveling mysteries, or can’t resist gripping crime shows, this is your ultimate destination for all things true crime. What are you waiting for? Subscribe now and start watching! Crime Uncovered has it all. ]]>enTrue CrimeCopyright Daniel Reubenhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/60a433d55a091c4cbf446d1b69afa07f.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/podcast/crime-uncovered--7445250Thu, 29 Oct 2026 19:00:23 +0000Daniel ReubenDaniel Reubencontactsummah@gmail.comWelcome to Crime Uncovered – Your Front Row Seat to the World’s Most Twisted Stories! From the chilling tales of Deadly Women to the dark depths of Inside The Mind of a Serial Killer, Crime Uncovered reveals the shocking, real-life stories that haunt...
Whether you're fascinated by criminal psychology, love unraveling mysteries, or can’t resist gripping crime shows, this is your ultimate destination for all things true crime. What are you waiting for? Subscribe now and start watching! Crime Uncovered has it all. ]]>falseccb8164c-a9a2-5669-8e92-337b747551abepisodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/diane-borchardt-case-explained-murder-for-hire-plot-in-wisconsin-true-crime-documentary--76073290
On Easter Sunday in 1994, Reuben was shot with a shotgun in his rural home while his teenage son slept upstairs. His last words, spoken to his son, were: “I can’t believe she would do this to me.” Prosecutors said the danger wasn’t a stranger. It was his estranged wife, Diane, a school teacher’s aide who had access to a circle of teenage boys.

 According to the evidence at trial, she offered them rings, cars and $20,000 to kill her husband, then made sure she was far away when it happened. Courts upheld her conviction, calling the evidence of motive, planning and recruitment overwhelming.

This episode follows the family’s history, the collapse of the marriage, the plot, the investigation, and the trials and appeals that followed, including a 2025 ruling that reopened a question about which teenager fired the shot.

If this case stayed with you, subscribe and tell us in the comments what disturbed you most.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/76073290Thu, 29 Oct 2026 19:00:03 +0000Daniel ReubenReuben Borchardt was a Wisconsin carpenter in the middle of a bitter divorce. The affair was out in the open, the marriage was in ruins, and he was so afraid of his wife that he stacked empty jars in his basement doorway to make noise if anyone came...
On Easter Sunday in 1994, Reuben was shot with a shotgun in his rural home while his teenage son slept upstairs. His last words, spoken to his son, were: “I can’t believe she would do this to me.” Prosecutors said the danger wasn’t a stranger. It was his estranged wife, Diane, a school teacher’s aide who had access to a circle of teenage boys.

 According to the evidence at trial, she offered them rings, cars and $20,000 to kill her husband, then made sure she was far away when it happened. Courts upheld her conviction, calling the evidence of motive, planning and recruitment overwhelming.

This episode follows the family’s history, the collapse of the marriage, the plot, the investigation, and the trials and appeals that followed, including a 2025 ruling that reopened a question about which teenager fired the shot.

If this case stayed with you, subscribe and tell us in the comments what disturbed you most.]]>13951990struecrime,dianeborchard,dianeborchardtmurder,divorcemurdercase,murderforhiretruecrime,reubenborchardt,truecrimedocumentary,wisconsinmurdercasefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/amanda-harris-murder-daniel-eckersley-case-explained-true-crime-documentary--76053406
Her partner, Daniel Eckersley, was spiraling. After years of heavy substance use and a long prescription for the painkiller tramadol, he was paranoid and convinced that Amanda was poisoning him and their children. On July 7, 2018, in a quiet suburb of Victoria, he killed her in their kitchen as their children watched. He then set the house on fire and fled with the children. He pleaded guilty.

Two psychiatrists found that he had been in an acute psychotic state, likely linked to tramadol, but the court was clear that this explained the killing and did not excuse it. He was sentenced to 18 years in prison, with a minimum of 14 before parole.

This episode follows Amanda’s life, the warning signs her family noticed, her final days, the evidence, and the family left behind. Content note: This episode discusses domestic violence and a killing witnessed by children. Listener discretion is advised. If this case affected you, tell us in the comments and subscribe for more real cases every week.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/76053406Wed, 28 Oct 2026 19:00:03 +0000Daniel ReubenAmanda Harris was a 36-year-old Australian mother of three and a devoted early childhood educator. In the last week of her life, she did everything she could to help the man she loved. She called his estranged family, took him to the doctor, and did...
Her partner, Daniel Eckersley, was spiraling. After years of heavy substance use and a long prescription for the painkiller tramadol, he was paranoid and convinced that Amanda was poisoning him and their children. On July 7, 2018, in a quiet suburb of Victoria, he killed her in their kitchen as their children watched. He then set the house on fire and fled with the children. He pleaded guilty.

Two psychiatrists found that he had been in an acute psychotic state, likely linked to tramadol, but the court was clear that this explained the killing and did not excuse it. He was sentenced to 18 years in prison, with a minimum of 14 before parole.

This episode follows Amanda’s life, the warning signs her family noticed, her final days, the evidence, and the family left behind. Content note: This episode discusses domestic violence and a killing witnessed by children. Listener discretion is advised. If this case affected you, tell us in the comments and subscribe for more real cases every week.]]>1363amandaharris,crimepodcast,danieleckersley,domesticviolencetruecrime,realcrimestories,tramadolpsychosis,truecrimedocumentaryfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/nichol-olsen-case-anaqua-springs-murder-suicide-ruling-disputed-true-crime-documentary--76029483https://api.spreaker.com/episode/76029483Tue, 27 Oct 2026 19:00:03 +0000Daniel ReubenIn January 2019, inside a gated, heavily monitored community in San Antonio, Texas, three people were found dead in a mansion: 37-year-old hairstylist Nichol Olsen and her daughters, 16-year-old Alexa and 10-year-old London. The official ruling was...1622domesticabusetruecrime,murder-suicidecase,nichololsen,sanantoniomystery,truecrimedocumentary,truecrimeexplained,truecrimestories2026falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/betty-bowman-poisoning-case-connor-bowman-murder-charge-true-crime--76006088
In August 2023, she fell ill. At first it looked like food poisoning. Within four days, she was dead. Her husband, Connor Bowman, was a physician who had once worked as a poison specialist. At the hospital, he suggested a rare immune disorder as the cause, and he pushed for a quick cremation. Instead, the medical examiner stopped the cremation and ordered an autopsy. Toxicology found colchicine in her blood and urine, a gout medication she had never been prescribed.

Her death was ruled a homicide. Prosecutors say the danger wasn’t outside Betty’s life. They say it was inside her marriage, and that a trail of searches, a lethal dose calculation, and an online pharmacy purchase tell the story. Connor Bowman has pleaded not guilty and maintains his innocence. No trial date has been set. This episode follows the case from Betty’s life and the alleged digital trail to the hospital days, the stopped cremation, and the legal fight now underway.

If this case stayed with you, subscribe and tell us in the comments what you think a jury will decide.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/76006088Mon, 26 Oct 2026 19:07:12 +0000Daniel ReubenBetty Bowman was a 32-year-old Mayo Clinic pharmacist from Wichita, Kansas. She loved travel, coffee shops, long dinners and a corgi named Crumpet, and she was still building her career and her future. In August 2023, she fell ill. At first it looked...
In August 2023, she fell ill. At first it looked like food poisoning. Within four days, she was dead. Her husband, Connor Bowman, was a physician who had once worked as a poison specialist. At the hospital, he suggested a rare immune disorder as the cause, and he pushed for a quick cremation. Instead, the medical examiner stopped the cremation and ordered an autopsy. Toxicology found colchicine in her blood and urine, a gout medication she had never been prescribed.

Her death was ruled a homicide. Prosecutors say the danger wasn’t outside Betty’s life. They say it was inside her marriage, and that a trail of searches, a lethal dose calculation, and an online pharmacy purchase tell the story. Connor Bowman has pleaded not guilty and maintains his innocence. No trial date has been set. This episode follows the case from Betty’s life and the alleged digital trail to the hospital days, the stopped cremation, and the legal fight now underway.

If this case stayed with you, subscribe and tell us in the comments what you think a jury will decide.]]>1310bettybowman,colchicinepoisoning,connorbowmantrail,crimepodcast,poisoningmurdercase,poisoningtruecrime,truecrimedocumentaryfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/jeremy-simko-murder-no-forced-entry-4-guard-dogs-true-crime--75981578This episode is presented for educational, documentary, and informational purposes only. Crime uncovered produces original narratives based on extensive research from publicly available sources, including news reports, court documents, interviews, and archival material.

We aim to tell each story as accurately and respectfully as possible, with care for the victims and families affected. Some details, however, may be incomplete or open to interpretation, and unintentional errors may occur.

If you spot a correction, please let us know. Individuals who were convicted or charged are described according to the public record. Opinions or analysis offered in the episode reflect commentary on that record and should not be taken as legal fact.

This content is published in accordance with the Fair Use provisions of Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act, which allow limited use of copyrighted material for commentary, criticism, education, and analysis.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/75981578Sun, 25 Oct 2026 20:31:43 +0000Daniel ReubenDisclaimer This episode is presented for educational, documentary, and informational purposes only. Crime uncovered produces original narratives based on extensive research from publicly available sources, including news reports, court documents,...This episode is presented for educational, documentary, and informational purposes only. Crime uncovered produces original narratives based on extensive research from publicly available sources, including news reports, court documents, interviews, and archival material.

We aim to tell each story as accurately and respectfully as possible, with care for the victims and families affected. Some details, however, may be incomplete or open to interpretation, and unintentional errors may occur.

If you spot a correction, please let us know. Individuals who were convicted or charged are described according to the public record. Opinions or analysis offered in the episode reflect commentary on that record and should not be taken as legal fact.

This content is published in accordance with the Fair Use provisions of Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act, which allow limited use of copyrighted material for commentary, criticism, education, and analysis.]]>1433brownhelmtownshipmurder,jeremysimkomurder,julenesimkotrial,ohiotruecrime,truecrimedocumentary,whokilledjeremysimko,wifeconvictedofmurderfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/warning-this-family-was-destroyed-by-their-own-blood-true-crime-documentary--75935431
They pointed to a $3 million life insurance trust he managed, tens of thousands of dollars missing from it, and a tense phone call just hours before the killings in which Keith demanded answers. Add a cadaver dog’s alerts, burned clothing, a gun barrel hidden in a backpack, and a surveillance recorder whose legality went all the way to the New Jersey Supreme Court.

This episode follows the case from two brothers’ childhood on Staten Island to the 2026 verdict, when a jury found Paul guilty on all counts and he received four consecutive life sentences without parole.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/75935431Sat, 24 Oct 2026 18:57:32 +0000Daniel ReubenOn the morning of November 20, 2018, a landscaper in Colts Neck, New Jersey, spotted smoke pouring from a 5,700-square-foot home. On the front lawn lay Keith Caneiro. Inside were his wife Jennifer and their children, 11-year-old Jesse and 8-year-old...
They pointed to a $3 million life insurance trust he managed, tens of thousands of dollars missing from it, and a tense phone call just hours before the killings in which Keith demanded answers. Add a cadaver dog’s alerts, burned clothing, a gun barrel hidden in a backpack, and a surveillance recorder whose legality went all the way to the New Jersey Supreme Court.

This episode follows the case from two brothers’ childhood on Staten Island to the 2026 verdict, when a jury found Paul guilty on all counts and he received four consecutive life sentences without parole.]]>1454arsonmurder,coltsneckmurders,crimedocumentary,familybetrayal,familymurder,paulcaneiro,truecrimefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-man-behind-the-picture-perfect-family-was-a-stranger-to-everyone-true-crime--75905618
But beneath the family’s polished image was a secret: a hidden dungeon under a neighborhood bar, a second identity as “Master Bob,” and a web of lies spread across the women in his life.

This episode traces the investigation, the unlikely accomplice who walked into a police station on the day of Jane’s funeral, a recorded plot to silence a witness, and a ten-week trial that ended in a life sentence. It also looks at the questions that were never fully answered.

If this case stayed with you, subscribe, and tell us in the comments which question you think was never truly answered.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/75905618Fri, 23 Oct 2026 18:56:51 +0000Daniel ReubenIn January 2012, a tow truck driver in Detroit found a black Mercedes abandoned in an alley. Inside was Jane Bashara, a 56-year-old marketing executive and devoted mother from one of Michigan’s wealthiest suburbs. Her husband, Bob, was a Rotary Club...
But beneath the family’s polished image was a secret: a hidden dungeon under a neighborhood bar, a second identity as “Master Bob,” and a web of lies spread across the women in his life.

This episode traces the investigation, the unlikely accomplice who walked into a police station on the day of Jane’s funeral, a recorded plot to silence a witness, and a ten-week trial that ended in a life sentence. It also looks at the questions that were never fully answered.

If this case stayed with you, subscribe, and tell us in the comments which question you think was never truly answered.]]>585crimedocumentary,criminalinvestigation,janebashara,masterbob,michiganmurder,truecrimefalse3fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-man-behind-the-picture-perfect-family-was-a-stranger-to-everyone-true-crime--75905512
Her husband, Bob, was a Rotary Club president, a church usher and a familiar face on the local charity circuit. He went on national television pleading his innocence. But beneath the family’s polished image was a secret: a hidden dungeon under a neighborhood bar, a second identity as “Master Bob,” and a web of lies spread across the women in his life.

This episode traces the investigation, the unlikely accomplice who walked into a police station on the day of Jane’s funeral, a recorded plot to silence a witness, and a ten-week trial that ended in a life sentence. It also looks at the questions that were never fully answered.

If this case stayed with you, subscribe, and tell us in the comments which question you think was never truly answered.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/75905512Wed, 21 Oct 2026 21:01:40 +0000Daniel ReubenIn January 2012, a tow truck driver in Detroit found a black Mercedes abandoned in an alley. Inside was Jane Bashara, a 56-year-old marketing executive and devoted mother from one of Michigan’s wealthiest suburbs. Her husband, Bob, was a Rotary Club...
Her husband, Bob, was a Rotary Club president, a church usher and a familiar face on the local charity circuit. He went on national television pleading his innocence. But beneath the family’s polished image was a secret: a hidden dungeon under a neighborhood bar, a second identity as “Master Bob,” and a web of lies spread across the women in his life.

This episode traces the investigation, the unlikely accomplice who walked into a police station on the day of Jane’s funeral, a recorded plot to silence a witness, and a ten-week trial that ended in a life sentence. It also looks at the questions that were never fully answered.

If this case stayed with you, subscribe, and tell us in the comments which question you think was never truly answered.]]>500crimedocumentary,janebashara,michiganmurder,murdercase,murdertrial,truecrimefalse2fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-man-behind-the-picture-perfect-family-was-a-stranger-to-everyone-true-crime--75886801
Her husband, Bob, was a Rotary Club president, a church usher and a familiar face on the local charity circuit. He went on national television pleading his innocence.

But beneath the family’s polished image was a secret: a hidden dungeon under a neighborhood bar, a second identity as “Master Bob,” and a web of lies spread across the women in his life. This episode traces the investigation, the unlikely accomplice who walked into a police station on the day of Jane’s funeral, a recorded plot to silence a witness, and a ten-week trial that ended in a life sentence.

It also looks at the questions that were never fully answered. If this case stayed with you, subscribe, and tell us in the comments which question you think was never truly answered.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/75886801Tue, 20 Oct 2026 20:58:33 +0000Daniel ReubenIn January 2012, a tow truck driver in Detroit found a black Mercedes abandoned in an alley. Inside was Jane Bashara, a 56-year-old marketing executive and devoted mother from one of Michigan’s wealthiest suburbs. Her husband, Bob, was a Rotary Club...
Her husband, Bob, was a Rotary Club president, a church usher and a familiar face on the local charity circuit. He went on national television pleading his innocence.

But beneath the family’s polished image was a secret: a hidden dungeon under a neighborhood bar, a second identity as “Master Bob,” and a web of lies spread across the women in his life. This episode traces the investigation, the unlikely accomplice who walked into a police station on the day of Jane’s funeral, a recorded plot to silence a witness, and a ten-week trial that ended in a life sentence.

It also looks at the questions that were never fully answered. If this case stayed with you, subscribe, and tell us in the comments which question you think was never truly answered.]]>533crimedocumentary,criminalinvestigation,janebashara,murdercase,murdertrial,truecrimefalse1full