Episode 5 - Paco Stanley: The Murder that Stopped Mexico

When one of Mexico’s most beloved television hosts was murdered in broad daylight, the nation demanded answers.

In this episode of Aftermath: The Crimes That Changed Us, we examine the murder of Paco Stanley, the controversial investigation that followed, and how the case transformed media coverage, public trust, and true-crime culture in Mexico.

The shooting lasted seconds.

The questions remain decades later.

The story didn’t end there.

That’s where ours begins.

Episode 4

Enron: The Company That Lied to America

At one point, Enron was one of the most admired companies in America.

Investors trusted it. Employees believed in it. Wall Street celebrated it.

Then the truth emerged.

In this episode of Aftermath: The Crimes That Changed Us, we examine the rise and collapse of Enron, the corporate fraud that shocked the nation, and the reforms that changed how public companies are regulated today.

The company disappeared.

The consequences remain.

The story didn’t end there.

That’s where ours begins.

Episode 3

Pablo Escobar — The Criminal Who Declared War on a Nation

Pablo Escobar wasn’t just a drug lord. He became powerful enough to challenge an entire nation.

In this episode of Aftermath: The Crimes That Changed Us, we examine the rise of the Medellín Cartel, Escobar’s campaign of terror, and how his actions transformed international law enforcement, extradition policy, aviation security, and modern Colombia.

He built an empire.

Then forced a nation to fight back.

The story didn’t end there.

That’s where ours begins.

Episode 2

September 11 — The Day That Changed How We Live

On September 11, 2001, the world changed forever. In this episode of Aftermath: The Crimes That Changed Us, we explore the attacks that shocked a nation and the lasting impact they had on air travel, national security, government policy, and everyday life. More than two decades later, the aftermath remains all around us. The story didn’t end there. That’s where ours begins.

Episode 1

The Tylenol Murders: The Crime That Changed Every Medicine Cabinet

September 29, 1982.

A 12-year-old girl takes Tylenol for a cold and dies within hours.

Over the next several days, six more people lose their lives.

The connection? Extra-Strength Tylenol capsules laced with cyanide.

In this premiere episode of Aftermath: The Crimes That Changed Us, we examine one of the most shocking crimes in American history, the nationwide panic that followed, the massive investigation that failed to identify a killer, and the lasting impact the murders had on consumer safety.

Every tamper-proof seal, foil barrier, and safety warning on your medicine bottle exists because of what happened in Chicago in 1982.

The story didn’t end with the murders.

That’s where ours begins.