In 2006, Rey Rivera was found dead inside Baltimore’s Belvedere building beneath a mysterious hole in the roof. His death was ruled undetermined, and nearly two decades later, key questions remain unanswered.

This episode examines Rey’s final movements, the unexplained phone call that led him out the door, the evidence found at the scene, and why investigators were never able to determine exactly how he died.

A case defined by gaps, limits, and uncertainty — and one that remains, unmistakably, unresolved.

This episode is a Crown Noir production and was written, researched, and produced by A.C. Roberts.

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In 1982, seven people died after taking Extra-Strength Tylenol that had been secretly laced with cyanide. The poisonings unfolded across multiple Chicago-area communities before investigators realized they were facing a deliberate act of product tampering. This episode traces the case chronologically, explores why the investigation stalled, and examines the psychological impact of a crime built on anonymity and randomness.

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Trigger Warning read by Gianpaolo Lattanzio

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On Mother’s Day 2020, Suzanne Morphew vanished from her home in Chaffee County, Colorado. In the years that followed, investigators built a largely circumstantial case against her husband Barry, charges were filed and then dismissed, Suzanne’s remains were discovered, and Barry was later re-indicted. In this episode, we walk through the full timeline, key evidence, shifting legal decisions, and what this evolving case reveals about circumstantial prosecutions, “proof beyond a reasonable doubt,” and the limits of what the justice system can say about what really happened.

This episode is a Crown Noir production and was written, researched, and produced by A.C. Roberts. Special thanks to Amie for bringing this case to us.

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