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True Crime The Second Story

True Crime The Second Story

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Beyond the headlines, there's always more to the story. True Crime The Second Story uncovers the hidden truths and forgotten details in the most captivating criminal cases.

Dive deep into real crime stories, cold cases, and unsolved mysteries that challenge everything you thought you knew. We go beyond the initial reports to explore the intricate layers of evidence, the psychological profiles, and the societal impacts of each shocking event. Expect thorough research and compelling narratives that bring a fresh perspective to notorious true crime tales.

New episodes drop daily, Monday through Sunday, at 5:00 AM, ensuring a fresh dose of investigative storytelling for your morning commute or daily routine. Each episode offers a meticulous examination, revealing the overlooked facts and alternative theories that shape the full picture of human darkness and justice.

This podcast is for true crime fanatics, armchair detectives, and anyone fascinated by forensic science and the pursuit of truth. If you crave in-depth analysis and a deeper understanding of the criminal mind, you've found your next obsession.

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  • The missing valve core that forced her to stop and meet him

    The missing valve core that forced her to stop and meet him
    2026/09/09
    A woman vanishes on her way to a train trip, but her abandoned suitcase and a deliberately sabotaged car tire expose a sinister plot. This true crime story reveals how a seemingly random act of kindness concealed a planned encounter.

    The missing valve core that forced her to stop and meet him

    This episode explores the disappearance of Rhonda Becker, a beloved community member whose routine was disrupted by a flat tire on a deserted road. We delve into the details that turned an ordinary evening into a perplexing mystery.

    Person: Rhonda Becker
    Date: August 6, 2023
    Location: Creston Falls, County Road Nine
    Event: Disappearance

    - Rhonda Becker, 61, was a retired postal worker and a regular at the St. Agatha's Canasta Club for eleven years.
    - She planned a train trip to New Orleans, departing on the Sunset Limited, Train Four, at 6:05 AM.
    - Her car was found on County Road Nine with a flat tire, caused by a missing valve core that had been deliberately removed.
    - Ronald Burns, a 48-year-old freight handler, clocked out of the rail yard 12 minutes after Rhonda left the Canasta Club.
    - Burns's badge log shows a nearly four-hour unexplained gap in his work schedule that evening.

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    30 分
  • You find a man's name in a coat on a frozen porch-do you knock?

    You find a man's name in a coat on a frozen porch-do you knock?
    2026/09/09
    You find a man's coat with his name written inside the collar folded on a frozen porch at 19°F - do you knock before you call the police?

    You find a man's name in a coat on a frozen porch-do you knock?

    In this episode, we follow the morning Vicki Webb arrived at 4 Culver Street and found an olive-green Carhartt jacket neatly folded on the porch with "Edward Reynolds" written inside the collar, and the trail of ordinary routines that led to a puzzling night. We lay out the people, timestamps, and physical clues that pulled investigators into a small-town mystery and ask: what would you have done at that porch?

    Person: Edward Reynolds
    Date: February 7 (arrival at 7:40 AM); February 6 (evening events)
    Location: 4 Culver Street, Dellman, Ohio; Quik-Mart on Route Nine; Briarwood Motor Lodge
    Person: Jerry Hicks
    Evidence: rear passenger tire tread impression matching Hicks's Ford F-250

    - Vicki Webb arrived at 7:40 AM to perform a scheduled septic inspection and found the folded coat on the frozen front porch.
    - Paula Reynolds had written "Edward Reynolds" inside the coat collar years earlier to prevent mix-ups at the volunteer pantry.
    - Edward Reynolds texted River Pantry director Donna Pryce at 9:08 PM: "See you next week," after finishing his Tuesday volunteer shift.
    - Security footage shows a gray Ford F-250 in the Quik-Mart parking lot at 9:29 PM and an ATM withdrawal of $340 at 9:31 PM, one mile from the Briarwood Motor Lodge.
    - Forensic technicians found a single rear-passenger tire impression in disturbed frozen soil beside the house that matched the lug pattern on Jerry Hicks's truck.

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    19 分
  • You hold Gail's key and the padlock clicks shut - do you drive away?

    You hold Gail's key and the padlock clicks shut - do you drive away?
    2026/09/08
    You hold Gail's key at Kettle Lake; a fogged porthole and a warm breath inside force a choice - what will you do?

    You hold Gail's key and the padlock clicks shut - do you drive away?

    In this episode, we follow the early hours of Gail Donnelly's disappearance and the small, routine details that become evidence: a coffee cup, a timestamped photo, and a padlocked boathouse with condensation on the inside. Who had the key, who left town with new knowledge, and what do forty-four minutes and a missing will reveal about trust in a small Minnesota town?

    Date: January 10 (photo timestamp at 7:10 AM)
    Location: Kettle Lake, south arm; Harwick, Cass County, Minnesota
    Person: Gail Donnelly, 44, part-time bookkeeper
    Person: Dennis Pratt, 41, boyfriend with no alibi after 9 PM on January 8
    Person: Nicole Rogers, 38, office manager at Harwick Feed & Supply

    - Melvin Erickson photographed the padlocked boathouse at 7:10 AM and noted condensation on the inside of the porthole.
    - Deputies cut the padlock by 8:05 AM and found Gail Donnelly on the dock planking inside the boathouse.
    - Gail had driven to work the night before and didn’t return; her Subaru was found at home with engine cold and doors locked.
    - Two women left Harwick Feed & Supply within seventeen minutes on the evening of January 8: Gail carrying troubling financial figures, Nicole Rogers with managerial access.
    - Gail had recently changed her will; Dennis Pratt knew of the change and lacked an alibi for the critical hours.

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    19 分
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