More than 130 years after Andrew and Abby Borden were brutally murdered inside their Fall River home, the question remains: Who killed the Bordens?

In this episode of Santana True Crime, Cameron Santana is joined by Rich Little, author of Cold Case to Case Closed, and Seth Rosczewski, co-host of The Seth Rosczewski Podcast, for a deep dive into one of America's most enduring murder mysteries.

Rich lays out his theory of what really happened inside the Borden home on August 4, 1892—and why he believes the evidence points away from the traditional case against Lizzie Borden.

We examine the timeline of the murders, the deaths of Abby and Andrew, Lizzie's movements that morning, the mysterious note, the burned dress, the alleged murder weapon, morphine, the prosecution's case, the defense's arguments, and the evidence that ultimately resulted in Lizzie's acquittal.

Then we put Rich's theory to the test: Does it account for evidence that investigators and historians have struggled to explain for more than a century?

Was Lizzie Borden a double murderer who escaped justice—or was an innocent woman accused while the real story remained hidden?

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📖 Cold Case to Case Closed by Rich Little
🎧 Featuring Rich Little & Seth Rosczewski

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On November 24, 1971, a man calling himself Dan Cooper boarded Northwest Orient Flight 305, claimed to have a bomb, demanded $200,000 and four parachutes, and ultimately disappeared into the night after apparently jumping from the rear of a Boeing 727.

More than five decades later, his true identity remains one of America's greatest unsolved mysteries.

In this episode of Santana True Crime, Cameron Santana is joined by author Drew Beeson to examine one of the most intriguing D.B. Cooper suspects: Ted Braden.

Braden wasn't simply a man who resembled the famous Cooper sketch. He was an experienced parachutist, Special Forces soldier, MACV-SOG veteran, covert operator, and Congo mercenary whose remarkable background raises a fascinating question: Did Ted Braden have the skills—and the nerve—to pull off the D.B. Cooper hijacking?

Drew, author of Paratrooper of Fortune: The Story of Ted B. Braden, walks us through Braden's extraordinary life and explains the evidence he believes connects him to the Cooper mystery.

We also examine the other side of the theory: What actual evidence ties Braden to Flight 305? Can his whereabouts in 1971 be established? Does his extensive parachuting experience fit Cooper's actions? And how do we separate a compelling suspect from proof?

Was Ted Braden really D.B. Cooper—or simply a man who could have been?

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On February 22, 1985, 8-year-old Cherrie Mahan stepped off her school bus in rural Pennsylvania and began the short walk toward her home—only about 100 yards away.

She never made it.

More than 41 years later, Cherrie remains missing.

In this episode of Santana True Crime, Cameron Santana is joined by Dr Brian Santana to take a deep dive into Cherrie’s disappearance.

We examine the known timeline, the mysterious blue/green van with a mountain and skier mural, other vehicles reportedly seen in the area, and the possibility that whoever took Cherrie may have known her—or at least known her routine.

We also discuss the renewed attention surrounding the case, recent searches, people who claim to have information, and one particularly unusual claim involving a proposed live podcast appearance and a polygraph examination.

Was Cherrie the victim of a random predator who happened to be in exactly the right place at exactly the right time? Or was someone waiting for her to step off that school bus?

After four decades, one question remains:

What happened to Cherrie Mahan?