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She wasn’t a high-achieving student. She was a high-achieving con artist. Behind the impressive academic record was a web of lies, manipulation, and deception that would eventually collide with cocaine and a criminal scheme with devastating consequences.

In the Season 2 premiere of Case Files After Crime, Meeah unpacks how an academic fraud grew into something far more dangerous, drawing the attention of law enforcement and exposing just how deep the deception went. What looked impressive on paper was hiding a story no transcript could explain.

The grades looked good. The story behind them? Not even close.

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Season 2 is almost here. 🎙️🔥

New cases. A new energy. And this time, we’re doing things a little differently.

Consider this your warning before the files hit the desk.

Case Files After Crime — Season 2.

Clock in. We got some shit to talk about.

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One plane.

One decision.

And one seat that would change everything.

Aaliyah was just 22 years old when she boarded a small aircraft in the Bahamas after filming what would become her final music video.

What happened before that plane left the ground has become an important part of the story surrounding her death.

There were concerns about the flight.

Questions about the aircraft.

And details about the pilot that would come to light after the crash.

In this special bonus episode of Case Files After Crime, Meeah revisits Aaliyah’s final hours, the circumstances surrounding that flight, and what investigators discovered after nine lives were lost.

This is One More Seat.

A Case Files After Crime Bonus Episode.

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The Dragon’s Last Breath is the same Hollywood Files story you know, but this version was edited by a different editor, giving the episode a different sound and creative feel. The story remains the same—the listening experience is different.

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🎙️ Hollywood Files: The Dragon’s Last Breath

He was more than a martial arts legend.

Bruce Lee was an actor, a philosopher, an innovator—and a man who changed how the world saw martial arts forever.

Then, on July 20, 1973, at just 32 years old, Bruce Lee suddenly died in Hong Kong.

The official finding pointed to a fatal reaction involving medication. But his unexpected death, coming just weeks before Enter the Dragon would make him an international superstar, sparked questions and theories that have followed his name for decades.

In this Hollywood Files episode of Case Files After Crime, Meeah looks beyond the legend to explore Bruce Lee’s final hours, the official findings surrounding his death, and the theories that emerged afterward—separating documented facts from speculation.

Because Bruce Lee taught the world how to fight…

But no one expected his final battle to come so soon.

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She was more than a superstar.

She was a daughter of Newark, New Jersey.

A voice that inspired generations.

On February 11, 2012, that voice fell silent inside Room Four-Thirty Four at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

The official investigation ruled Whitney Houston’s death an accidental drowning, with heart disease and chronic cocaine use listed as contributing factors. Yet, years later, her final hours continue to spark public discussion and unanswered questions.

In this first Hollywood Files bonus episode, Meeah examines Whitney Houston’s final chapter by separating documented facts from public speculation while honoring the remarkable legacy of one of music’s greatest voices.

Because sometimes…

The story doesn’t end when the music stops.

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One accusation.

One conviction.

Twenty-five years behind bars.

In this episode of Case Files After Crime, Meeah tells the story of Kevin Baker—a man who maintained his innocence while spending a quarter of a century in prison for a murder he said he didn’t commit.

What really happened that night? And how did one case change a man’s life forever?

Sometimes justice isn’t about finding the truth…

It’s about fighting to be heard.

Listener discretion is advised. This episode contains discussions of violence, homicide, and the criminal justice system that some listeners may find disturbing.

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A quiet street. A respected family. A home that looked picture-perfect from the outside.

On November 9, 1971, everything changed inside a mansion on Hillside Avenue in Westfield, New Jersey. Behind closed doors, John List carried out one of the most calculated family murders in American history—then vanished without a trace for nearly two decades. He left behind five victims, a chilling confession, and a mystery that stunned the nation.

In this episode of Case Files After Crime, we unravel the meticulous planning, the haunting crime scene, the month-long silence before anyone realized what had happened, and the nationwide manhunt that finally ended 18 years later.

Some crimes happen in a moment of rage. This one was planned with terrifying precision.

Listener discretion is advised. This episode contains discussions of murder, family violence, and disturbing crime scene details that may not be suitable for all audiences.

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She was only eight years old.

An age filled with innocence, laughter, and dreams.

Instead, Christiana Glenn endured unimaginable abuse before her life was tragically cut short.

In this episode of Case Files After Crime, Meeah explores one of New Jersey's most heartbreaking child abuse cases—a story that reminds us why every child deserves to be seen, heard, and protected.

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Episode 12: Love, Lies & Luggage

Love made a promise. Lies concealed the truth. Luggage told the rest.

A husband vanished. A secret affair. Three pieces of luggage transformed a missing persons case into one of New Jersey’s most notorious murder investigations.

In this episode of Case Files After Crime, we follow the evidence, uncover the deception, and examine how a carefully constructed double life unraveled in a courtroom where every lie was put on trial.

🎧 Listener discretion is advised. This episode contains discussions of homicide and mature themes.