The body of an unidentified woman was found burned during the 70's, thus forever being known as the "Isdal Woman". The investigation was complicated by multiple identities, missing labels, and a mysterious note.

This case remained unsolved...until now. Through, Probably not.

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This one is for you Susan!

Ever wonder what really happened in the murders of Lizzie Borden's family?

In 1892, Lizzie Borden was accused of brutally murdering her father and stepmother with a hatchet. But here’s the twist: the evidence was circumstantial, and she was acquitted!

In just 20 minutes we may have solved this infamous murder...probably not.

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The body of Ricky McCormick was discovered in a field in St. Charles County, Missouri on June 30, 1999. To this day investigators have yet to explain how he died or what the mysterious notes in his pocket meant.

Can we solve this for them?...probably not. But listen to us try!

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What do you get when you mix one false name, a 1935 hotel murder, and two unqualified siblings?

A solution that makes so much sense you have to wonder how the murder of Artemus Ogletree remained unsolved for so long...or probably not.

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No animal psychic? No problem! We solve the unsolvable no matter the circumstance.

Follow along our very logical path as we solve the 1888 murders of 5 women in the Whitechapel district of London, England...probably not.

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Let us set the scene, it's 1922 in Hinterkaifak, Germany and six family members on a remote farm have just been found axe murdered and no one knows who or why.

What could this tragedy possibly have to do with the unsolved axe murders that took place at least 100 miles away and 10 years earlier on a remote farm in Villisca, Iowa of the United States?

Let us connect the dots for you as we solve these two cases...maybe...probably not.

PSA - the audio is a bit funky in this episode. This is unique to this first episode and improves as we solve more unsolvable crime.

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