It's finally happening! As promised, it's Al Capone time! Join Marc and Cassie as they dive into Capone's early life, discussing Capone's childhood in New York and what early experiences turned Capone into the cold-blooded gangster he later becomes. 

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Al Capone: His Life, Legacy, and Legend, By: Deirdre Bair

In part two of their coverage of the Freeway Phantom, Marc and Cassie discuss the serial killer's final victims and the many blunders made by the Washington D.C. Police Department, as well as their personal theories of case.

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People Magazine Investigates, The Freeway Phantom - Season 4, Episode 4

Freeway Phantom, Wikipedia

Six black girls were brutally murdered in the early ’70s. Why was this case never solved?, By Cheryl W. Thompson - Washington Post (05.22.18)

Unsolved Case of 'Freeway Phantom' Haunts Families Decades After Slain Girls Were Found in D.C. Area, By Jeff Truesdell - People Magazine (11.25.19)

The summer of 1971 was a tumultuous time in Washington D.C. There was a battle raging for racial equality, there were massive protests against the Vietnam War, and a serial killer was on the loose targeting young black girls. In part one of their coverage, Cassie and Marc discuss the Freeway Phantom's earliest victims and the many blunders made by the Washington D.C. Metro Police.

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People Magazine Investigates, The Freeway Phantom - Season 4, Episode 4

Freeway Phantom, Wikipedia

Six black girls were brutally murdered in the early ’70s. Why was this case never solved?, By Cheryl W. Thompson - Washington Post (05.22.18)

Unsolved Case of 'Freeway Phantom' Haunts Families Decades After Slain Girls Were Found in D.C. Area, By Jeff Truesdell - People Magazine (11.25.19)

Dr. John Branion was a prominent figure in the Civil Rights Movement. He marched alongside Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and was even his personal physician. That is until his wife was violently murdered in their Hyde Park home, and Chicago police zeroed in on him as a prime suspect, although he was seen by multiple eyewitnesses at work when the crime was committed. Join Marc and Cassie as they discuss the ins and outs of the case and discover its startling resolution.

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Unsolved Mysteries - Season 2, Episode 12

King Doctor Dies, UPI (09.13.90)

John Marshall Branion Trial: 1968, Encyclopedia.com

28-year-old Niqui McCown mysteriously disappeared in the summer of 2001 while doing some laundry at her local laundromat. After her fiancé begins acting strangely, police begin to suspect that he had something to do with Niqui's disappearance. But there was also another man in NIqui's life who may be to blame. Join Marc and Cassie as they discuss the ins and outs of the case and its startling resolution. 

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Listen as Marc and Cassie discuss the horrific murder of Andre Daigle, the last episode in their series on investigations involving psychics. While house sitting for his brother, 27-year-old Andre Daigle goes missing after meeting a mysterious woman at a Louisiana bar. When it becomes clear that the police are unwilling to help them, Andre's family turns to a California psychic named Rosemarie Kerr, who turns the case on its head.

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This week Marc and Cassie continue their deep dive into crimes solved by psychics with their discussion of the murder of Melanie Uribe. When Melanie is abducted while stopped at a traffic light, police try desperately to locate her. However, despite their efforts, there is no sign of Melanie. Until, aerospace employee, Etta Smith begins having strange visions of Melanie lying within a canyon. Was Etta truly having psychic visions? Or was she somehow involved in the horrific crime?

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This week Cassie and Marc discuss the murder of Ashley Howley in Columbus, Ohio. Ashley was an unfortunate victim of domestic violence, but it took years for her family to get justice. However, with the assistance of medium, Kristy Robinett, her body was ultimately found and her killer was caught, but only after Robert MacMichael III killed two others.

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This week Cassie and Marc discuss the mysterious disappearance of 19-year-old Logan Schiendelman. Was his disappearance related to a drug use? Or an undiagnosed mental health condition? Or did he simply run away to get in touch with his multi-cultural identity?

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This week Marc and Cassie discuss the unconventional murder of Julie Kibuishi. After tutoring Sam Herr in college, the two became close friends. But when Julie is found murdered in Sam's apartment and Sam is nowhere to be found, the police start a nationwide manhunt for Sam. Is Sam to blame, or is there something far more nefarious at play?

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