On a quiet mountain road above Lake Annecy, a British family’s camping trip ended in less than five minutes.

Twenty-one rounds were fired from a rare antique handgun. Four adults were killed with chilling precision. A local cyclist lay dead beside their car. And somehow, two young girls survived.

Was this a targeted assassination? A case of mistaken identity? Or something even more unsettling?

In this episode, we unravel one of Europe’s most baffling unsolved cases — exploring the secluded turnout in the French Alps, the ballistic evidence from an usual weapon, the possible military precision, the inheritance tensions, and the haunting question of who the intended target really was.

More than ten years later, the motive remains as unclear as the killer’s identity.

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On a quiet Sunday morning in Cottage Grove, Minnesota, Stephen Allwine returned home from church and made a call no one ever expects to make.

His wife, Amy, had been shot in the basement of their home.

There were no shattered windows. No forced entry. No obvious sign of a struggle. Just a stunned husband, a nine-year-old son upstairs, and a tragedy that felt sudden and impossible.

Amy Allwine was 43 years old. A healthcare worker. A devoted mother. A woman rooted in her faith and her community. By all outward appearances, she was living a steady suburban life.

But as investigators began reconstructing the timeline of that Sunday morning, they discovered something unsettling:

This story may not have started that day at all.

It may have started months earlier.

Online.

In this episode, we unravel a case that weaves together the dark web, cryptocurrency, hidden identities, and the dangerous illusion of anonymity. What begins as a possible home invasion slowly transforms into something far more deliberate — and far more calculated.

How do digital breadcrumbs expose secrets people believe are untraceable?

How long can someone live two separate lives without them colliding?

And what happens when a plan made in the shadows doesn’t unfold the way it was supposed to?

This is the story of Amy Allwine.

And the plot that started online.

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When 58-year-old Roger “Fred” Farmer told his family he was heading out for a hunting trip in late 2019, no one questioned it—he was an outdoorsman, a routine guy.

But weeks passed with only a few strange text messages from Fred, and his loved ones began to sense that something wasn’t right. He wasn’t returning calls. He missed the holidays. And those texts? They didn’t sound like him at all.

As Fred’s family pushed for answers, investigators began peeling back layers of a story that didn’t add up. From a suspicious shift in spending to surveillance footage that raised more questions than answers, each new detail led them deeper into a case that had started as a missing person—and felt like anything but.

In this episode of Crime Clueless, we unpack the slow unraveling of a mystery that would test family bonds, challenge detectives, and hinge on a discovery no one could have seen coming.

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Blair Adams was a 31-year-old construction foreman from British Columbia. By all accounts, he was responsible, hardworking, and grounded. Until suddenly… he wasn’t.

In the summer of 1996, Blair began telling friends and family that someone was trying to kill him. He withdrew his savings. He emptied his safe deposit box. He packed cash, gold, and jewelry into a fanny pack. And then he ran — across borders, across time zones, across an entire continent — as if outrunning an invisible threat.

Days later, Blair has traveled over 2800 miles from homes, on a panicked journey, as far away, as he could get.

Was Blair truly being followed?

In this episode, we trace Blair’s frantic journey from Vancouver, Canada to Knoxville, Tennessee. We examine the timeline, evidence, unravel the strange behavior captured on surveillance footage, and explore the theories that have kept investigators — and armchair detectives — baffled for nearly three decades.

Because one question still remains:

Who was Blair Adams running from?

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If you havent yet, listen to part 1 first, then join us here for part 2 of 2.

A man crosses borders in fear.

In Part Two of the Blair Adams case, we step into the questions that investigators have been trying to answer since 1996.

Because sometimes the most chilling mysteries aren’t just about who committed the crime —

If you haven’t listened to Part One, go back and start there — this case unfolds in layers, and every detail matters.

And if you know anything about the death of Blair Adams — no matter how small it may seem — please contact:

Knox County Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Unit

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In 2008, a young real estate agent in Victoria, British Columbia, received what should have been a career-defining opportunity: a million-dollar home showing for new clients eager to buy. Instead, it became one of Canada’s most haunting unsolved murders.

After a series of calls from a woman with a foreign accent, Lindsay agreed to show a vacant luxury home to a couple she had never met. She told people in her life something about the situation felt off. She took precautions. She tried to be careful.

But within minutes of arriving at the property, Lindsay was brutally killed.

In this episode, we dig into the lead that brought her there, the mysterious prepaid phone used to contact her, and the unsettling possibility that this wasn’t random — that someone may have chosen her.

Was this a targeted attack? A setup connected to something larger? Or something closer to home?

Nearly two decades later, the questions remain — and so does the search for justice.

If you have any information — no matter how small — related to the 2008 murder of Lindsay Buziak, please come forward.

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Dorothy Jane Scott was a 32-year-old single mom — steady, devoted, and the kind of person who wouldn’t think twice about helping someone in trouble. But in the months leading up to her disappearance, Dorothy started receiving anonymous phone calls that didn’t sound like a prank… they sounded like a warning. The caller knew her routines. What she wore. Where she’d been. And he made it clear he wasn’t going away.

Then, after a late-night trip to the hospital with coworkers, Dorothy stepped into a parking lot… and vanished.

Her car would later be found burned in an alleyway — headlights on, door open — as if someone bailed out in a hurry. And just when her family was desperate for answers, the phone rang.

“I’ve got her.”

In this episode, we walk through Dorothy’s life, the chilling calls, the night she disappeared, and the years of taunting that followed. We dig into the theories — who this man may have been, why he was never identified, and how a case this bold could remain unsolved decades later.

If you know anything about the disappearance and murder of Dorothy Jane Scott, or have information that could help bring her family answers, law enforcement is still seeking tips.

Orange County Sheriff’s Office tip line: 714-647-7000

Crime Stoppers (anonymous tips): 714-628-7675

Cold Case Homicide Unit email: [email protected]

If you or someone you know is dealing with stalking, harassment, or feeling unsafe:

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The murder of Missy Bevers is one of the most haunting unsolved cases in Texas — not just because it happened inside a church before dawn, but because the suspect was caught on camera… and still has never been identified.

On April 18, 2016, Missy arrived at Creekside Church of Christ in Midlothian to prepare for her early morning workout class. Later, students arrived to find police tape, broken glass, and a crime scene that made no sense. Surveillance footage shows an unknown person in tactical gear labeled “POLICE” wandering the halls with tools — moving slowly, breaking glass, opening doors — and then, Missy is killed.

In this episode, we walk through Missy’s life and the relationships around her, the timeline leading up to that morning, the evidence and forensics that have been made public, and the biggest theories — including what fits, what doesn’t, and why this case continues to spark so many questions.

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This is part two of the Crystal Rogers Case, if you haven't listened to part one, do that first.

Years after Crystal Rogers vanished, the case remained cold—until the FBI descended on Bardstown with dozens of search warrants and a mission to find the truth.

What followed unraveled a hidden conspiracy: secret phone calls, a burned-out car, grand jury testimony, and a trail that pointed directly to the people closest to Crystal.

With explosive courtroom revelations, long-awaited arrests, and shocking testimony from within the Houck family’s own circle, the mystery finally began to break open. But even with convictions secured, questions remain, importantly,  where is Crystal Rogers?

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When 35-year-old Crystal Rogers vanished over Fourth of July weekend in 2015, her abandoned car—with her phone and purse still inside—was the only clue left behind.

As her family launched a desperate search, suspicion quickly turned to the man she lived with: Brooks Houck, the father of her youngest child. But what followed would expose a tangled web of lies, silence, and fear that gripped the small town of Bardstown, Kentucky.

And just as her loved ones refused to give up, a second tragedy would strike. This is the story of a mother’s disappearance—and a father's relentless pursuit of the truth.

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