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Black Widow Files

Black Widow Files

著者： AC Wilson
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Black Widow Files is a true crime podcast that explores cases involving women accused or convicted of murder, uncovering the motives, investigations, trials, and shocking twists behind some of the most notorious crimes in history. From high-profile cases that dominated headlines to lesser-known stories hidden in court records and newspaper archives, each episode takes a detailed look at the facts, evidence, and circumstances surrounding these complex and often disturbing cases. Join us as we examine the investigations, forensic evidence, legal proceedings, and human stories behind crimes that continue to fascinate and horrify audiences around the world. New episodes released regularly. Podcast

Disclaimer: Black Widow Files is a true crime podcast intended for informational, educational, and entertainment purposes. The podcast discusses real criminal cases that may include descriptions of violence, death, abuse, and other sensitive subject matter that some listeners may find disturbing. Listener discretion is advised. The opinions expressed by hosts or guests are their own and do not constitute legal advice or official conclusions. Every effort is made to present accurate information based on publicly available sources; however, information may change as new evidence emerges or cases develop. Individuals discussed in episodes are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. This podcast does not glorify, celebrate, or encourage criminal behavior. Its purpose is to examine criminal cases, their impact on victims, families, communities, and the criminal justice system.Copyright AC Wilson ノンフィクション犯罪
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  • The Predator on the Dating App

    The Predator on the Dating App
    2026/08/02
    This source details a federal investigation into Aurora Phelps, a prolific predator accused of orchestrating a lethal international romance scam targeting elderly men. Operating across Las Vegas and Mexico, Phelps allegedly lured victims through dating apps, drugged them with dangerous sedatives, and systematically liquidated their assets. The FBI has identified at least 11 victims, some of whom were kidnapped or killed, including John Wiens and Robert "Beau" Erbach. Phelps utilized various aliases and influencer personas to hide her crimes while making extravagant purchases with stolen funds. Currently, she is serving a lengthy sentence in Mexico and faces further federal charges in the United States upon her extradition. Authorities are now appealing to the public to help identify additional victims potentially harmed by her predatory schemes.

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    47 分
  • Manhunt Widens for Florida Murder Suspect Using Disguises to Evade Police

    Manhunt Widens for Florida Murder Suspect Using Disguises to Evade Police
    2026/07/24
    Authorities are conducting a multi-state manhunt for Isabelle Rose Johnson, who is wanted for the murder of Jason Christopher Coulthart after his body was discovered in a shallow grave in Florida. Described as a master manipulator, Johnson is allegedly evading capture by using multiple aliases, physical disguises, and fabricated stories of personal hardship to trick strangers into helping her. The search has expanded into Alabama and Georgia, with law enforcement offering a $16,000 reward for information leading to her arrest. While five accomplices have already been charged with helping her escape, police warn that she is dangerous and likely altering her appearance frequently. The victim's family is seeking justice for the father and friend, as investigators rely on the public to identify her by her distinctive hand and ankle tattoos.

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    37 分
  • DNA From Fork Leads to Arrest in 2012 Arlington Cold Case

    DNA From Fork Leads to Arrest in 2012 Arlington Cold Case
    2026/07/24
    Modern forensic techniques led to the arrest of Mayra Velasquez for the 2012 cold case murder of her friend, Irasema Chavez, in Arlington, Texas. Although the victim was found with over 100 stab wounds, the investigation stalled for over a decade until investigative genetic genealogy identified a suspect through a blood droplet found at the scene. Authorities confirmed the match by surreptitiously collecting a DNA sample from a plastic fork discarded by the suspect. This breakthrough highlights the evolving power of scientific technology and persistent detective work in solving violent crimes that have long gone cold. The case illustrates the transition from traditional CODIS databases to advanced SNP sequencing and public family tree research to achieve justice. Following her 2026 arrest, Velasquez now faces capital murder charges for the brutal killing and robbery of her close associate.

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    36 分
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