A beautiful young woman’s brutal murder at the height of Midwestern summer shatters her community’s sense of safety forever and exposes a monster hiding right there in plain sight.
MURDERED: Sierah Joughin
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HEADLINES: March 2021
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INFAMOUS: #ChallengeAccepted
When two women are violently murdered five years apart and half a world away, advocates look for a way to call attention to the serious and growing issue of femicide in Turkey.
MURDERED: Laura Wallen
A beloved teacher’s sudden disappearance leaves her family and friends shaken and desperate to find her.
MURDERED: Peggy Reome
When a mother of three walks out her front door and into the New York morning, she leaves a trail of heartbreak, suspicion, and unanswered questions in her wake.
MISSING: Esther Hollis
When Esther Hollis goes missing after a conversation with her husband her best friend and sister try to get justice in what they believe is a no body homicide.
MURDERED: Donnah Winger
In 1995 a new mother is killed after being attack by a man who’d been harassing her. Or at least, that’s what everyone believed.
MURDERED: Muhlaysia Booker
A young woman from one of the country’s most marginalized populations survives a brutal attack, only to have her life taken in another act of senseless violence.
MURDERED: Heather Bogle
When a woman is murdered in a small Rust Belt town, the quest to find her killer gets turned upside down.
UNIDENTIFIED: St. Louis Doe // Beth Doe
Two different people have one terrible thing in common: they were both brutally murdered but despite evidence left at the scene no one has been able to identify them in decades.
SURVIVED: Elizabeth Smart
Elizabeth Smart was abducted at knifepoint in the middle of the night from her bedroom in Salt Lake City, Utah, in 2002. She was 14 years old.
AUDIO EXTRA: A Conversation with Elizabeth Smart
This is the full sit-down interview between Ashley and Elizabeth Smart — a powerful 90 minutes of raw, unedited conversation with one of the most real and honest and deep-down GOOD human beings we’ve ever had the privilege of knowing.