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  • The Boyfriend Who Never Called Back: The Sherry Jackson Case

    The Boyfriend Who Never Called Back: The Sherry Jackson Case
    2026/10/22
    In December 2006, police entered a Greensboro, North Carolina apartment that smelled of bleach. Under luminol, the bathroom glowed blue with blood. The woman who lived there, 27-year-old Sherry Jackson, was gone. Her car was outside, her phone kept ringing, and her boyfriend kept changing his story. His phone records raised a chilling question: why did he stop calling her the night she disappeared? Listen to the first half of the Sherry Jackson case.

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    14 分
  • The Perfect Alibi: Three Deaths Behind Texas’s Safest Gates

    The Perfect Alibi: Three Deaths Behind Texas’s Safest Gates
    2026/10/20
    Behind the gates of one of Texas's safest communities, three lives ended, and the official story has never added up for the families left behind.

    On January 9th, 2019, a frantic 911 call came from a mansion in Anaqua Springs, San Antonio. A gun that didn't belong to the woman. A phone lighting up with a message about a salon appointment. Four calls to 911, and one line of complete silence.

    Nicole Olsen had just secured a new apartment and made plans for the next day. So what really happened inside that house? We examine the evidence, the timeline, and the questions the families are still asking.

    Charlie Wheeler has not been charged with any crime in connection with these deaths. Theories discussed are presented as theories only.

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    21 分
  • The Detective Who Wouldn’t Let It Go: Alice Farquharson, Part 2

    The Detective Who Wouldn’t Let It Go: Alice Farquharson, Part 2
    2026/10/10
    The Alice Farquharson Case, Part 2: Trial, Verdict and Appeal.
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    9 分
  • Smiles at the Door, Secrets Inside: True Crime Documentary

    Smiles at the Door, Secrets Inside: True Crime Documentary
    2026/10/08
    This podcast looks at real criminal cases for the purpose of understanding them, not to glorify violence or profit from anyone’s pain. Each episode is researched from publicly available sources such as news coverage, court reporting and official statements, then written and recorded by me.

    I take care to be accurate, but some facts may be uncertain or open to interpretation, and errors can slip through. If you notice one, please contact me and I’ll fix it. Where someone has been convicted, I’ll say so. Where something is disputed or unknown, I’ll tell you that too.
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    7 分