This episode is rated a 5 (on the Campus Crime Scale).

In August 2025, a University of Kentucky student and cheerleader gave birth to a baby inside her bedroom at the off-campus home she shared with several other students.

But she told no one. Instead, she kept the entire thing a secret — even from the roommates living just feet away.

Later that same day, police arrived at the home, and the young woman was detained and questioned about what had happened inside her bedroom. And within days, she was under arrest and facing charges of abuse of a corpse, tampering with physical evidence, and concealing the birth of an infant.

So… what exactly happened inside that house? And how did a college student manage to hide something this significant from the people living under the same roof? Listen now to hear the full story.

You might remember my 100th episode of Campus Crime Chronicles, where I covered the tragic death of Tim Piazza, a fraternity pledge at Penn State University in State College, Pennsylvania.

Tim died in 2017 after a horrifying night of hazing and excessive alcohol consumption. And in that episode, I dug deep into his case — including the long and deeply disturbing history of alcohol-fueled hazing within Penn State’s Greek Life community, as well as the sweeping changes the university implemented in the aftermath of Tim’s death.

But apparently, some members of Penn State’s Greek Life community didn’t get the memo. Because nearly a decade later, the parties are still raging. Except this time, they’ve apparently traded copious amounts of alcohol for a whole lotta cocaine.

Listen now to hear the full story.

This episode is rated a 5 (on my Campus Crime Scale).

On the afternoon of Monday, May 1, 2017, dispatchers with the University of Texas Police Department were flooded with frantic 911 calls. Every caller reported the same horrifying scene: a man armed with a large hunting knife was walking through campus, stabbing students seemingly at random. Listen now to hear the full story.