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Thanksgiving is meant for gratitude — but sometimes, it brings out the darkest parts of the human mind. In this chilling special, the Killer Minds team, joined by Murder: True Crime Stories host Carter Roy, examines two Thanksgiving tragedies: the 2009 Merhige family massacre, when a Florida man opened fire on his relatives after years of mental decline and resentment, and the gruesome murder of Bill Nelson by his wife, Omaima, whose fairytale romance turned into one of California’s most shocking crimes. A study of obsession, rage, and the deadly side of family gatherings.

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Tonight, Katie breaks down a federal case that might sound like the plot to a movie, but is in fact very real. Prosecutors say New York crime families teamed up with former and current NBA players to run two overlapping schemes. In one, Damon Jones and Chauncey Billups allegedly acted as celebrity bait at underground poker games where hidden tech and rigged shufflers let Mafia backed cheating teams quietly drain high rollers of millions. In the other, investigators say Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier and insiders sold secret injury and game info to fuel huge illegal prop bets, even faking an in-game injury to cash in. With more than thirty people charged, stars on leave, and investigators hinting this may reach beyond basketball, tonight’s episode unpacks how the mob, modern tech, and pro sports collided in a case that could shake fan trust in the game itself.

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A French woman spent nearly a decade believing she was losing her mind, never knowing that her husband was drugging her, filming her, and inviting men to SA her while she slept. Police counted 74 men in total who assaulted the brave Gisèle Pelicot, identifying 54 of them. Today, Katie breaks down the newest twist in Gisèle’s case, where the only man who appealed his conviction just received even more prison time. 

Then, Katie follows a case in San Antonio, where police uncovered a staged crime scene in the murder of Matthew Guerra, his pregnant girlfriend Savanah Soto, and their unborn son. As capital murder suspect Christopher Preciado awaits trial, his stepmother now faces her own day in court for allegedly helping cover up the killings.

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They say you should never call your ex, but this episode explores why you shouldn’t mix romance with business either. Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt didn’t just date Michelle Ritter. He built a company with her and folded her into his world of mansions, staff, and early stage deals. When the relationship soured, their attempt to settle things quietly blew up after Michelle said Schmidt was trying to silence her from speaking about abuse and stalking. He responded by cutting off her access to properties and systems and insisting her claims are false. Now Ritter has filed for a domestic violence restraining order, Schmidt’s lawyers are pushing to seal the case, and a December hearing could decide how much of their fight over money, power, and control becomes part of the public record.

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Two very different plots, one chilling theme: killers betting their victims won’t live long enough to tell the truth. In today’s first case, unfortunately they didn’t, but that didn’t stop authorities from pursuing justice. In Los Angeles, David Pearce (called the “devil personified”) was found guilty of drugging, assaulting, and murdering friends Christy Giles and Hilda Cabrales-Arzola after a night of partying, then having masked accomplices dump them at separate hospitals. 

Then, Katie dives into a case in Wales, where Christopher Mills thought a quiet camper getaway might help his overworked wife reset…until two masked men with guns stormed the van. An investigation would expose a murder for insurance conspiracy tied to his wife Michelle, her client turned lover, and a six figure life insurance policy in Christopher’s name.

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As a college freshman, Shannon Keeler did everything she was told to do after being SA'd in her dorm room. She reported it immediately, completed an SA kit, named her attacker, and brought witnesses forward. Prosecutors still walked away, then destroyed the evidence. Years later, the man she says SAd her, Ian Cleary, flooded her Facebook with rambling messages that ended in a typed confession. 

Even then, the District Attorney refused to act until Shannon went public and national outrage forced their hand, triggering an international manhunt that finally dragged Cleary back from Europe. Tonight, Katie unpacks how one survivor’s persistence, the power of the press, and an Interpol red notice turned a “closed” file into a guilty plea and a sentence that has many asking if justice really caught up.

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Seventy percent of women killed by an abuser are killed after they leave, which makes walking away an act of real bravery. Today, Katie follows the cases of two women who tried. In Los Angeles, model and realtor Maleesa Mooney had a whirlwind romance with Magnus Humphrey, but her friends weren’t sold on her new boyfriend. Later, Maleesa was found bound and hidden in her refrigerator, and Humphrey is now in custody on murder and torture charges and ordered to stand trial.

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This week on True Crime This Week, host Vanessa Richardson revisits two of America’s most shocking and unforgettable crimes — cases that defined their eras and captured the nation’s imagination.
First, the 1932 Lindbergh baby kidnapping, a crime so sensational it was called “the trial of the century.” When famed aviator Charles Lindbergh’s infant son vanished, a desperate nationwide manhunt ensued — and the suspect who finally faced justice would go to his death claiming innocence.
Then, travel to Dallas, 1963, as nightclub owner Jack Ruby guns down Lee Harvey Oswald, the man accused of assassinating President John F. Kennedy. In one televised moment, Ruby ensured the world would never hear Oswald’s side — leaving behind one of history’s most enduring mysteries.
From ransom notes to conspiracy theories, these are the crimes that changed America forever.

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This final chapter in our five-part series on Sandra Birchmore asks one question: how did a “suicide” in Canton, Massachusetts turn into a federal murder case against a former cop? Katie pieces together how Sandra’s family refused to accept the original ruling, brought in famed pathologist Dr. Michael Baden to reclassify her death as homicidal strangulation, and found an unexpected ally in Chief Donna McNamara’s internal investigation, which uncovered years of grooming and abuse inside Stoughton PD. She then turns to the FBI’s quiet probe that re-examined Sandra’s injuries, her broken flamingo necklace, and the last steps on her phone, building a case that Sandra was strangled and staged: leading to Matthew Farwell’s 2024 arrest, an added federal charge for causing the death of her unborn child, and a looming trial where he now faces life in prison or even the death penalty. Will Sandra’s family get justice?

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An Alabama bonfire that teens called “The Pit” turned into a war zone when 27-year-old Steven Tyler Whitehead pulled a gun and fired 13 rounds into the crowd, killing 18-year-old cheerleader Kimber Mills as she tried to break up a fight and later walked her final “honor walk” as an organ donor. Then, Katie looks into a case across state lines in Forney, Texas, where a long-simmering feud between neighbors ended with 35-year-old father and business owner Aaron Martinez shot 32 times on a country road by Trevor McEuen, who then cut off his ankle monitor, burned his own house, and went on the run before a SWAT team dragged him back to face a capital murder conviction. In today’s episode, Katie follows how a night of drinking in the woods and a bitter property line dispute both escalated to gunfire, life-altering trauma, and community outrage.

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