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7 OCT 2026 · Police say a man shoplifted unopened Pokémon card packs from a Walmart and drove off in an SUV with Tennessee temporary tags. When officers tried to stop him, he allegedly ran. Officers say they found the packs hidden in his…
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6 OCT 2026 · For twenty years, the murders of 26-year-old Chynna Dickus and her 10-year-old stepson Blake haunted the small community of Franklin, Indiana. Now police have arrested a 35-year-old man who prosecutors allege committed the killings when he was only 14 years old. What changed after two decades, and what evidence finally convinced a grand jury there was enough to charge someone with two counts of murder?
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4 OCT 2026 · A man appears at a North Carolina home at 3:30 in the morning wearing a police uniform, ballistic vest, badge, and a handgun—and says he’s working undercover. The equipment was real, but police say the man wearing it wasn’t an officer. What happened next is both a remarkable alleged crime and a reminder that a uniform alone should never be considered proof of authority.
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27 SEP 2026 · Former Russian security officer Alexander Litvinenko walked into a London hospital in 2006 with a mystery illness that baffled doctors — until tests revealed polonium-210, one of the rarest and deadliest poisons ever used in a homicide, inside his body. This episode traces how the discovery triggered a citywide radiological investigation, forcing officials to hunt down a contamination trail across London. We break down how investigators pieced together the case using forensic science, toxicology, and radiation tracking most departments never encounter. It remains one of the most unusual and highest-profile assassination cases tied to a Western capital in modern history.
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22 SEP 2026 · On September 17, 2026, the GBI announced murder and related charges against Rashad Jackson in the 2020 death of 21-year-old Tyler Hall, who was found shot in his Norcross, Georgia home in August 2020. Six years later, the case finally broke open through advanced DNA and genealogy work carried out by the GBI Cold Case Unit and Othram. This episode walks through how that technology turned a stalled investigation into an active prosecution. As of now, Jackson faces charges but has not been convicted, and the case remains open.
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21 SEP 2026 · In 2015, 19-year-old Stephen Smith was found dead on a rural South Carolina road, his death initially ruled a hit-and-run. Eight years later, his body was exhumed and re-examined as investigators began questioning that original conclusion. This episode traces what the second autopsy uncovered, and how it reshaped one of South Carolina's most debated death investigations. We dig into the physical evidence at the center of the case and what it means for how the story is understood today.
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16 SEP 2026 · On a Signal chat in August, a user called “Sponge Jobb” advertised a contract killing with a SpongeBob SquarePants avatar and a cryptocurrency fee. A Danish undercover officer answered as the hitman and walked straight into an alleged cross-border plot aimed at twin brothers holidaying in Cyprus. Cash drops, target photos, and talk of Turkish pistols followed before the twins left the island and police moved in. Eight people from Ireland, Norway, and Sweden have been arrested as investigators piece together a “violence-as-a-service” network that still will not name its motive.
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15 SEP 2026 · Students at Tracy High School east of San Francisco found a cellphone actively recording them as they changed in the boys’ locker room on September 10. Police say the phone belonged to 48-year-old varsity football head coach and PE teacher Jeffrey Pribble, who was arrested on campus the next day. The district placed him on leave while a criminal investigation continues.
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12 SEP 2026 · When 22-year-old Malone Lam helped orchestrate the theft of over 4,100 Bitcoin, he didn’t stash the proceeds in an offshore trust—he set them ablaze across Miami and Los Angeles. From chartered jets and half-million-dollar watches to hurling Hermès Birkin bags into nightclub crowds, Lam lived out an unhinged digital fantasy until the feds crashed the VIP booth. This is the autopsy of a $245 million crypto raid led by a syndicate of young hackers whose hubris proved far louder than their code.
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11 SEP 2026 · Hospitals in the United States lose more than $18 billion annually to workplace and community violence, with over half of healthcare workers reporting the problem is worsening. This episode examines tragic incidents involving security personnel, the systemic failures that treat such violence as routine, and the urgent need for professional-grade protection standards. We discuss pending federal legislation and what organizations must do to safeguard the professionals who protect our healthcare system
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