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In addition to supporting the above organizations we, along with our listeners, have contributed time, money and resources directly to victim family members to help them advocate.
Latest Episodes
CRIME HUNKIE: Black Dahlia
Welcome to our experiment in marriage and podcasting! For this episode, we let the guys take over the mics to bring you coverage on the Black Dahlia case, on this, the actual anniversary of the time.
WANTED: Bradford Bishop // Yaser Said
We have two stories about men who are wanted for being family killers. Our first story is about Bradford Bishop and our second story covers Yasser Said.
MISSING: Asha Degree
In February of 2000, a 9-year-old girl named Asha Degree packed her book bag and tucked it away, waiting for the right time to sneak out of her North Carolina home.
MISSING: The Sodder Children
On Christmas Eve of 1945, The Sodder Parents went to bed leaving some of their 10 children awake to play with toys. When they woke up, the home was ablaze.
INFAMOUS: OJ Simpson
In this episode, Ashley tells you the well-known murder case of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. The murders, the trial, the acquittal. It was all heavily publicized.
MURDERED: The Watts Family
In this week’s episode, we give you our take on the case of Chris Watts who murdered his wife Shanann and their two young daughters.
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