Cafecito & Crime

On April 16, 1960, 25-year-old Irene Garza went to confession as she did every Saturday, but on this particular night, Irene would not make it home afterward. Her body would be floating in a canal five days after her disappearance, and unfortunately, by 1962, her case would go cold. It would be until 2002 when her case got taken over by the Texas Ranger's new cold case unit, that new light was shed on the initial 1960 investigation where a priest was the main suspect and how he was aided by the people who were supposed to be seeking justice for Irene. Join us for today's episode to find out what happened to Irene. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

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In today’s case, we conclude the case of Harvey Glatman. We’ll learn about Harvey’s downfall, and the woman, responsible for it, Lorraine—as well as some of his trial, and possible connections to unsolved murders in Colorado. So, grab your cafecito, and let’s get started. 

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Harvey Glatman's mother, Ophelia, noticed something was wrong with her son from a young age. She tried to get him professional help several times but was told that his behavior was normal. Since Harvey never received the help he needed, as he got older, his actions became increasingly severe and ultimately led him to kill his first victim, Judy Dull, in 1957. In this episode, we will also discuss his other victims, Shirley Bridgeford and Ruth Mercado. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

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In 2009, Jack Grigsby was, for the most part, enjoying the retired life. At the age of 72, he had some health problems but was doing okay. His divorce from his second wife, Cathie Grigsby, was also set to be settled that summer. Unfortunately, Jack would be shot and killed in his home before then. Join us for today's episode to find out what happened to Jack. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

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On July 20, 2015, Dr. Mary Yoder began her Monday at her practice that she owned with her husband, William Yoder. It was after lunch time when Mary became sick and struggled to make it through her workday. She believed it was a stomach bug, but when she didn't get any better the next day, she decided to go to the hospital. Sadly, Mary went into cardiac arrest and passed away. Her autopsy revealed that Mary was poisoned, but by whom? Join us for today's episode to find out what happened to Mary. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

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When Narumi Kurosaki broke up with Nicolas Zepeda in October 2016, she thought she could finally move on from their relationship and start fresh with someone new. Which she did, and things seemed to be going great with her new boyfriend, until Nicolas appeared back in her life a couple of months later. She was seen out having dinner with him on December 4, which was the last day she would ever be seen. Nicolas denied having anything to do with her disappearance but when police conducted their investigation, evidence points to Nicolas not telling the whole truth. Join us for today's episode to find out what happened to Narumi. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

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In March 2019, 21-year-old Samantha Josephson had everything going for her. She was due to graduate from the University of South Carolina that May and would attend Drexel University of Law soon after. To celebrate her accomplishments, Samantha and her friends decided to go out and celebrate. Soon, after 2 am, Samantha decided to head home without her friends and ordered an Uber. Sadly, she would never make it home after she got inside a vehicle, thinking it was her Uber. Join us in today's episode to find out what happened to Samantha. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

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In today’s episode, we will conclude the case of Jasmine Richardson and Jeremy Steinke. We will discuss how Jasmine’s distaste for her family came to be and how her relationship with Jeremy became the catalyst for the murders of her family. 

The book used as a source: Runaway Devil by Robert Remington and Sherri Zickefoose https://www.amazon.com/Runaway-Devil-Forbidden-12-Year-Old-Murder/dp/0771073615

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Marc and Debra Richardson had overcome a lot to get to where they were in April 2006. They both worked hard in their younger years to overcome addiction and also worked from the ground up to build a stable and great home for their two kids, Jasmine and Jacob. Everything seemed to be going well until 12-year-old Jasmine began to associate herself with 23-year-old Jeremy Steinke. Jasmine and Jeremy would eventually plan and carry out the murder of her family, but in today's episode, we'll talk about the Richardson's background and Jeremy's. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

The book used as a source: Runaway Devil by Robert Remington and Sherri Zickefoose https://www.amazon.com/Runaway-Devil-Forbidden-12-Year-Old-Murder/dp/0771073615

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The morning of November 1, 1977, began like any other day for George and Rose Carter. That was until they went to they went into their 19-month-old daughter’s room, Nima, and she was nowhere to be found. She would be found a month later deceased in an abandoned house four blocks away from her home, and there would be no suspects. Nima’s case brought to the forefront of the community a very similar case that had happened a year prior in 1976, also involving children. Join us for today’s episode to find out what happened to Nima. So, grab your cafecito, and let’s get started. 

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