Allegedly

In our first Black History Month spotlight episode, we are shining light on the mysterious deaths of Kenneka Jenkins and Clarence Hammond.

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Kenneka Jenkins was a bright 19 year old living in Chicago. She loved being silly with family and friends and had dreams of becoming a lawyer.

Unfortunately, in the early morning hours of September 9, 2017, Kenneka went missing after attending a party with friends at the Crowne Plaza Hotel.

Kenneka’s body was found the next evening in the hotel kitchen’s walk-in freezer. Video surveillance would show Kenneka’s final moments - but did it show foul play?

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Clarence Hammond lll was a 33 year old corrections officer that was loved and respected by all; or at least that’s what everyone thought...

On the night of January 13, 2012, Clarence was gunned-down as he was returning home from work.

The obvious suspect would be the vindictive ex-wife, but theories range from a burglary gone wrong to retaliation by an inmate.

So who killed Clarence Hammond? Are the police getting any closer to closing this case?

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Pull up a chair, grab a snicky snack, and learn from Mike and Heather about these two cases that deserve so much more attention than they’ve received, this week on Allegedly!

Between 1987 and 1992, Canada was terrorized by rapist and murderer Paul Bernardo.

Although Paul had been raping women regularly, all of his victims had escaped with their lives. That is until he met his wife, Karla Homolka. The couple was picture-perfect on the outside, but absolutely horrific behind closed doors.

The Barbie and Ken killers took the lives of three young women: Tammy Homolka, Leslie Mahaffy, and Kristen French.

They were all all well-liked, fun-loving teens that had much more to offer this world than the monsters that ended their lives.

For our Valentine’s Day special we discuss what happens when love goes horribly, horribly wrong.

Pull up a chair, grab a snicky snack, and be our valentine, this week on Allegedly!

Writer Susan Berman is shot and killed execution-style in her Los Angeles, California home on December 23, 2000.

Reclusive Morris Black is killed and dismembered in Galveston, Texas on September 28, 2001.

More than 9 months and 1,600 miles separate these murders. So what is it that connects them?

Robert Durst.

The same Robert Durst suspected of being involved in the disappearance and possible murder of his wife, Kathie, in 1982.

Is Robert Durst a multiple murderer? Is he just a victim of coincidence?

Pull up a chair, grab a snicky snack and join Mike & Heather as they untangle the sordid tale of Robert Durst and those around him, this week on Allegedly!

Kathleen McCormack Durst vanished without a trace on the evening of January 31, 1982. She was last seen, by someone other than her husband, leaving her friend’s house where she had looked uncharacteristically disheveled.

After leaving, her husband - eccentric heir Robert Durst - claims she returned to their lake house, where they fought before she had dinner and drank a bottle of wine. He then says he took her to catch the 9:15 train to Manhattan, where she would stay at their apartment to attend medical school classes for the week.

He says they spoke on the phone later that night, once she had arrived safely, and that was the last he ever heard from her.

Her friends immediately suspected Robert had something to do with her disappearance, but he denies any involvement to this day.

So what really happened to Kathie?

Did Robert kill her? Did he hire someone else to make her disappear? Is he an innocent man looking for answers?

Pull up a chair, grab a snicky snack, and find out what we think is going on here in PART ONE of the saga of Robert Durst: The Disappearance of Kathleen McCormack Durst.

On the evening of May 4, 2001, Bonnie Lee Bakley was killed by two shots fired from a World War II pistol while sitting in her car on a dark side street in Studio City.

Bakley had just finished dinner with her husband, movie and television star Robert Blake, at nearby Vitello’s restaurant. At the time of the shooting, Blake claims he had returned to the restaurant to recover the handgun he had left at the table - carried to protect Bakley.

11 months later, Blake was arrested and charged with her murder (among other charges), but he was acquitted by the jury in that trial. He was later found liable for Bakley’s death in a civil suit filed by her children.

So did he do it?

Pull up a chair, grab a snicky snack and and hear the sordid tale of Bonnie Lee Bakley and Robert Blake, this week on Allegedly!

In the early morning hours of February 17, 1970, the stuff of nightmares became reality on Fort Bragg military base, at 544 Castle Drive.

Husband and father, Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald calls emergency services at 3:40 am, reporting that intruders had attacked him and his family. When military police arrive they find his pregnant wife, Colette, and their two daughters, Kimberley (5) and Kristen (2), brutally .

Today, he sits in prison, convicted in one of the most high-profile cases of familicide in America.

But did he do it?

Pull up a chair, grab a snicky snack, and join Mike and Heather as they dive deeper than ever before into the Fort Bragg murders of Colette, Kimberley, and Kristen MacDonald, this week on Allegedly!

On the morning of September 12, 2001, Michelle Harris disappeared from her driveway in Tioga County, New York.

Along with her four children, Michele also left behind her husband, Cal. It was your typical formula for disaster: the couple was going through a bitter divorce - battling over custody and money. (Did we mention they were riiiiiich?)

There was very little blood evidence. There was also very little evidence of any other kind...

That didn’t stop Cal Harris from being tried FOUR times for his wife’s murder. But did he do it?

Pull up a chair, grab a snicky snack, and join Mike & Heather as they unpack the mysterious disappearance, and alleged murder, of Michelle Harris as well as four of the trials of Cal Harris, this week on Allegedly!

What happened on Christmas night 1996?

Was there an intruder?

Was a member of the Ramsey family involved?

...and seriously, who eats pineapple and milk!?

Pull up a chair, grab a snicky snack, and join Mike & Heather as they review the evidence and debate the dueling theories in the JonBenét Ramsey murder for PART TWO of the case that has gripped America for over 20 years, this week on Allegedly!

The day after Christmas 1996, Patsy Ramsey woke up in the early morning and went downstairs. On the staircase, she found a 2-1/2 page ransom note for her 6-year-old daughter, JonBenét. Hours later, after multiple searches of the home, JonBenét’s body was found in the basement of their Boulder, Colorado home by her father, John Ramsey.

Pull up a chair, grab a snicky snack, and join Mike & Heather as they dive into the murder of JonBenét Ramsey in PART ONE of the case that has gripped America for over 20 years, this week on Allegedly!

22-year-old Brian Barrett was shot 3 times while sitting in his truck in the parking lot of the factory where he worked on the night of September 15, 2006.

His death was the result of a love triangle gone terribly wrong, but Brian couldn’t possibly have foreseen what would be set in motion by a simple exchange in an online chatroom.

You won’t believe this story!!

Pull up a chair, grab a snicky snack, and buckle up for our craziest case yet, this week on Allegedly!