Israel Keyes didn't follow the usual pattern.

He didn't stay in one state. He didn't target one type of victim. He buried weapons years before using them and traveled across the country to create distance between himself and his crimes.

When he was arrested in 2012, investigators believed they were dealing with a local abduction. What they uncovered instead was an offender who had potentially been operating for over a decade.

In this episode, we walk through who Israel Keyes was, how he operated, his confirmed victims and the cases that remain uncertain. Because even after his death, there are still so many unanswered questions.

This episode marks 22 years since Maura Murray disappeared.

On a cold night in February in 2004, Maura's car was found abandoned on a rural road in Haverhill, NH. She was nowhere to be found- and she has never been seen again.

In this episode we walk through what we know, what remains unclear, and why this case continues to raise more questions than answers.

More importantly this episode centers on the fact that Maura is still missing- and her family is still searching.

This episode tells the story of Mary Vincent, a teenager whose life was permanently altered by a single ride and a brutal act of violence. What followed wasn't just survival, but an almost impossible will to live- and a determination to make sure it never happened to anyone else.

We walk through the events of that night, the failures of the justice system that came after, and the life Mary built in the aftermath. This story is about endurance and what survival really looks like.

Wade Steven Wilson didn't come out of nowhere. Looking back, there were signs of instability, violence and repeated encounters with the justice system long before October 2019. But over the course of one night, everything escalated.

In this episode, we walk through Wade's background, the events leading up to the murders of two innocent women- and the chaotic hours that followed. Including missed chances to stop him, disturbing confessions and his ultimate arrest.

In 1994, 13 year old Nicholas Barclay disappeared from his neighborhood in San Antonio, Texas. At first, police thought it looked like maybe another run-away case. Then years later a call came in from Spain. Someone claiming to be Nicholas had been found alive. But almost immediately things didn't line up.

His appearance was different, his eye color was different and his story kept shifting. Eventually, investigators realized this wasn't Nicholas but a serial imposter who had done this before.

On Christmas Eve 1945, a house fire changed the Sodder family forever. By morning, five of their children were gone- and what followed never quite added up.

In this episode of The M Word After Dark, we walk through the Sodder family's story piece by piece. From a rushed fire investigation to strange details that refuse to sit right, this case lives in the space between official explanations and doubt.

Listen in, and decide for yourself what you think happened that night.

In the early 1980s, a series of brutal attacks shook Minnesota- but it wasn't just the violence that haunted investigators. It was strange 911 phone calls.

After each attach, a man would call 911 with his voice trembling, crying and apologizing for what he'd done. He wept, he begged, he asked to be stopped all while refusing to turn himself in.

This week is a Monday Murderer episode where we dive into the chilling case of Paul Stephani, also known as the Weepy Voiced Killer.

This week we dive into one of Europe's most haunting disappearances - the case of 28 year-old Lars Mittank. What began as a summer vacation in Bulgaria spiraled into paranoia, fear and a final chilling moment caught on airport CCTV. Lars walked into Varna airport.. later sprinted out and was never seen again.

Was it panic? Head trauma? A mental health crisis? Or was someone really following him?