In October of 1997, a series of rapes occurred on the Ohio State University campus in Columbus, OH. The rapist was quickly found but would make headlines for years to come with his insanity defense due to Dissociative Identity Disorder, or multiple personalities as it was called then. This episode also covers the murders of Michael Madden and Dwuan Cox.

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Jamie Leigh Jones was a defense contractor working in Iraq when she was raped on July 28, 2005. This week, Jaclyn and Courtney cover the case of Jamie's rape and the lawsuit she filed against her employer and their former employee. Her case would bring national attention to sexual assaults overseas in the military and by government contractors as well as passing the Arbitration Fairness Act of 2009 that lets employees sue their employer. Tune in to hear all the details!

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In 1977, two teenagers found a torso in Knoxville, TN. Many believe it belonged to Paul Wayne Hurst, although that is still disputed today. Two separate counties conducted investigations and came to different conclusions. During this research, we also discovered a second torso that was found in Knoxville in 1986. Although unrelated, we also cover the death of William Robert Johnston in today's episode.

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This week, Jaclyn and Courtney cover the Amish serial killer, Eli Stutzman. When Danny Stutzman was found on the side of the road in Nebraska, his identity was unknown for a year. Once they discovered who we was, they discovered Eli had also murdered Glen Pritchard and likely David Tyler and Dennis Slaeter. Tune in to hear all the details!

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On April 14, 2022, 12 year old Sean Daugherty passed away unexpectedly in his home under suspicious circumstances in Yorktown, VA. On this week's episode, Courtney and Jaclyn speak with Sean's mother Ramona as she is seeking answers to find out what happened to her son. His death was assumed to be a suicide despite many pieces of evidence that point to murder. If you have any information regarding Sean's death, please reach out to their tip line at 804-905-8613 or email [email protected]. Please visit the What Happened to Sean Facebook page for more detailed information and sign their petition to have the case transferred to the FBI or VBI.

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On July 28, 1984, a man broke into Jennifer Thompson's apartment and raped her. She picked a man, Ronald Cotton, out of the line up. Ronald was convicted, but eventually DNA would exonerate him. Tune in to hear Jaclyn and Courtney discuss the details of the crime, Ronald's 2 trials, and the evidence that would help him be released from prison.

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In 2000, single mother Christina Sanoubane was found brutally murdered in her apartment with her 2 year old son. Tune in to hear how hamburger buns left at the scene were considered the most damning piece of evidence that identified her killer.

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This week, Jaclyn and Courtney cover the murder of Sharra Ferger. Sharra was a 9 year old girl who was abducted from her home in the middle of the night in Blanton, Florida.  When there was no sign of forced entry, police began to look into suspects close to Sharra. 2 men were eventually convicted, but did they actually do it? Tune in!

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28 year old Kitty Genovese was brutally murdered outside her apartment in Queens in 1964. Her murder became infamous and coined the term 'bystander effect' because The New York Times claimed that 38 people watched Kitty's murder and didn't call for help. But who was Kitty Genovese and what really happened the night she was murdered?

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At least 3 women were murdered in an area known as the jungle in Seattle, WA in the 1990s. Denise Harris, Antoinette Jones, and Olivia Smith are the known victims of this serial killer who was caught in an unconventional manner.

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