In this episode of Signal 51 Chronicles, hosts John Henry and Jake White dive deep into the tragic death of Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs, uncovering how a culture of drug use within professional baseball led to a devastating fentanyl overdose in a Southlake hotel room. The duo breaks down the criminal case against Angels communications director Eric Kay, who received a 22-year federal prison sentence for distributing the counterfeit oxycodone pill that killed Skaggs, while raising hard questions about organizational accountability and whether Kay was made a fall guy by the franchise. Jake White, a retired law enforcement sergeant, also shares a candid insider perspective on the failures of drug enforcement, the revolving door of the justice system, and why decades of the war on drugs have yielded little progress. The episode also features a tasting segment covering the last meal requests of the Bali Nine, two of whom were executed by firing squad in Indonesia for heroin smuggling.

Join this explosive remote podcast episode from Bronc's Tack Room, as true crime podcasters from Signal 51 Chronicles dive into one of Fort Worth's most chilling unsolved cases from 1971. Hosts John Henry and Jake White, alongside music veteran Steve Helms, unpack the brutal murder of Jay Harry Wynn, a trash reform crusader who was bludgeoned to death just months after pushing through controversial garbage collection changes that cost the city millions. Recorded live from the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, this episode explores cold case mysteries, police investigations, and the darker side of Dallas-Fort Worth's criminal history that continues to baffle detectives over 50 years later.

Jake White and John Henry investigate a shocking 1970 murder that rocked the racially charged atmosphere of high school basketball in Fort Worth, Texas. When TCU football players Barry Leatherman and Dave McGinnis attended a game at the Public Schools Gymnasium, a parking lot fight turned deadly, claiming Leatherman's life and forever changing McGinnis, who would later become an NFL coach. This gripping episode of Signal 51 Chronicles explores how school integration, racial tensions, and a case of mistaken identity led to tragedy in a story that reveals the dark underbelly of 1970s Fort Worth. Featuring interviews with witnesses and deep dives into police records, this true crime podcast uncovers the shocking twists in a murder case that divided a community.