Robert Marshall's lavish life hides a dark secret as his wife, Maria, is murdered at a rest stop. Initially thought to be a botched robbery, evidence suggests a deeper plot. Investigators uncover a sinister plan involving hired killers and a potential motive tied to Robert’s gambling and affair. 

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A night of gambling in Atlantic City ends in tragedy for Robert and Maria Marshall when they are attacked at a desolate rest stop. Robert is left injured and disoriented while Maria is fatally shot. The disturbing investigation would rip their family into two. 

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Detectives investigating Danny Burroughs' disappearance stumbled upon shocking evidence at the home of his wife, Loretta. Hidden in her guest bedroom, they discovered Danny's body concealed in multiple layers of plastic. Loretta’s confession unraveled a web of lies and deception, revealing a disturbing truth about his death and her actions. 

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High school sweethearts Danny and Loretta Burroughs seemingly perfect reunion takes a dark turn when Danny vanishes. Loretta says Danny left her for a waitress, but Danny’s friends aren’t convinced he’d leave his life behind. 

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When Sarah Stern’s friend shares his idea for a movie, it sounds eerily similar to what happened to Sarah. But without any sign of Sarah or her body, the police must sort out fact from fiction and decide who is telling the truth.  

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Host Sloane Glass talks about the true crime cases to watch in 2025 with NewsNation’s Brian Entin. The two discuss the upcoming trial of Bryan Kohberger, the arrest of Luigi Mangioni, and the puzzling death of Ellen Greenberg.  

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19-year-old Sarah Stern's car was found abandoned on a bridge in Neptune City, New Jersey. That led to rumors of family secrets and the belief that Sarah ran away. But a former classmate’s tip leads investigators to wonder if it was all part of a twisted movie plot. 

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In the conclusion of “The Rabbi’s Wife,” the trial of Rabbi Fred Neulander reaches a dramatic climax. As Neulander defends himself on the stand, the prosecution's star witness, Len Jenoff, faces intense scrutiny. Before the high-stakes trial is over, someone finally breaks their silence. 

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Rabbi Fred Neulander’s controversial polygraph and bizarre relationship with his private investigator fuels suspicions about his involvement in his wife’s murder. The twist? The Rabbi’s private investigator confesses to the crime and reveals a dark murder-for-hire conspiracy.  

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Known as “The Toy Box Killer”, David Parker Ray was never charged with murder. However, he is believed to be responsible for 45-60 unsolved murders. Sloane unpacks the chilling story with Andrea Gunning (host of “Betrayal”) and Ben Fetterman (co-host of “There and Gone: South Street”). 

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