When the Van Breda family went to bed on January 26, 2015, they had no idea that it would be the last time. In the early hours of January 27th, the family would be brutally attacked in their own home where 3  of them would die, leaving 2 others injured. Henri, a surviving member, called the police at 7 that morning, telling them the intruder had attacked the family. Police immediately started to piece together that it wasn't an intruder who had attacked the family, but that it was a member of the own Van Breda family. Join us for today's episode to find out what really happened. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

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On September 13, 2005, Summer Lee Baldwin's body would be found in a landfill inside a suitcase. It wouldn't take police long to find the person who had done it, Rosendo Rodriguez, but what the police didn't expect was to find that Summer was not Rosendo's only victim. Eighteen months after Joanna Rogers's disappearance, her family would finally find out what happened to her. 
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TW: rape.

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Robert Wone began his day on August 2, 2006, just like any other. He and his wife, Kathy, took the metro into Washington, DC, where they both worked and went their separate ways. That was the last time Kathy would see Robert as he would be stabbed and killed that night at Joseph’s Price home, a friend. The three people in that home all stuck to one story: an intruder had broken in and killed Robert. The crime scene and Roberts's autopsy would argue otherwise. Join us for today's twisty and unsolved case. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

TW: sexual assault. 

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All Maya Millete wanted to do was take her oldest daughter on her birthday trip before taking the steps to separate from her husband. Sadly, she would never get to take her daughter on that trip because she disappeared on January 7, 2021.  Larry, her husband, was arrested after evidence came out that pointed at him as the person responsible for her disappearance and murder. His trial is set to begin later this year. But what led to Maya's tragic disappearance? Listen to today's episode to find out. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started.

If you have any information about the disappearance of Maya, please contact the Chula Vista Police Department at (619) 691-5151. 

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Denise Leuthold began her day on February 14, 2013, like any other day. After having a small Valentine's Day morning celebration with her husband and kids, everyone set off for the day. Sadly, Denise was shot and killed in her home after she returned from dropping off her daughter at daycare. What initially was thought to be a robbery gone wrong, suddenly evidence starts pointing elsewhere, to someone close to her in more ways than one, and who no one could've predicted. Or could they have? Grab your cafecito, and join us for today's episode. 

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On September 15, 2010, Greg Fleniken was in his hotel room, watching a movie like he usually did when he stayed at the Elegante Hotel. Nothing was out of the ordinary, but sadly Greg would die that night. His body was discovered the next day with no major physical wounds, and his manner of death was thought to be caused by a heart attack initially until his autopsy. The autopsy revealed extensive internal damage. So what happened to Greg? How is it that no one saw or heard anything? And how was so much damage caused to his organs with no outward physical damage to match? Grab your cafecito and listen to find out. 

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When Brittani Marcell headed home for her lunch on September 11, 2008, no one could have imagined the tragic events that would follow. After being beaten severely with a shovel within an inch of her life, Brittani miraculously recovered.  Brittani suffered major memory loss and did not remember anything from the attack, and there were no other suspects. There was DNA recovered at the scene, but it would take almost a decade before the DNA was matched to someone.  So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

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In today's episode, Barbie brings us the case of Clinton Young. In November 2001, at the age of 18, Clinton was accused of murdering two people but maintained his innocence throughout his trial. He would get convicted of capital murder in 2003 and sentenced to death. Eight days before Clint's execution date in 2017, his conviction would be overturned by the Texas Supreme Court of Appeals due to prosecutorial misconduct. Join us on this wild ride of an episode. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

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In our latest episode, we discuss the case of the Kyoto Animation studio arson attack. On a regular Thursday, a man set fire to the animation studio that had over 70 people inside. He killed 36 and injured over 34, including himself. It would take almost a year before he was actually arrested due to his injuries. So what made this man carry out Japan’s biggest massacre since 2001? Grab your cafecito and listen to find out. 

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In today's case, Barbie brings us the story of Michele Williams, Keller's "Black Widow." When she called 911 in the early hours of October 13, 2011, she claimed that an intruder in her home shot and killed her husband, Greg, and then attacked her. She later goes on to change her story multiple times and says that Greg committed suicide. From a plea deal, to a pregnancy, to a new boyfriend and business venture, Michele does not have one concrete version of the truth. What is the truth? And what was the one thing that convinced investigators that she was the one that pulled the trigger that night? Grab your cafecito and listen to todays episode to find out. 

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