In a rural town of only 10,000, eight woman were murdered between the years 2005 and 2009. For years the Police Department implied that they had a serial killer on their hands but decades later it is now thought that something more sinister was going on involving a police cover-up.

Sources for this episode include The Murder Squad, the subreddit "Unsolved Mysteries," a Medium article titled "Who Killed the Jeff Davis 8" by Ethan Brown, a Medium article titled "Who Killed the Woman Known as the Jeff Davis 8?" by Ethan Brown, the Bayou Brief, Rolling Stone Magazine, Biography, Oxygen True Crime, Meaww, Refinery29, The Washington Post, AETV Real Crime, and KATC,

Today is Maya Millete's 40th birthday and its almost four months since her family last saw her. Maya disappeared from her home in Chula Vista, CA on the evening of January 7, 2021. As her family gathers with the community on her birthday, it can be felt that everyone is desperately praying for a miracle that May will return home to her beautiful kids and family. Listen along as I introduce you to May's case and a lot of the information that is known so far.

Again, if you - or anyone that you know - has information on May's Whereabout, then please contact the Chula Vista Police Department at 619-691-5139 or the San Diego Crime Stoppers ANONYMOUS Tip Line at 888-5808477.

May's Family has encouraged the public to say a prayer at exactly 5:01 p.m. everyday until she is found.

Happy Birthday May

Sources for this episode include The Daily Mail, NBC San Diego, CBS 8 San Diego, Biography, the subreddit "Missing Person," MEA WorldWide, Knewz News Aggregator, The New York Post, Oxygen Crime News, Hawaii News Now, The Star News, Missing Person Commentary, CONAN Daily, Inside Edition, The Interview Room, and the Asian Journal, Fox News, and Fox 5 San Diego.

The unsolved slayings of four teenage girls continue to haunt the city of Austin, TX three decades later.

Sources for this episode include KVUE ABC, Unresolved, The True Crime Files, The New York Post, My San Antonio, The Austin Chronicle, The Statesman, the subreddit "Unresolved Mysteries," True Crime Society, and The New York Times.

The disappearance of Lisanne Froon and Kris Kremers

The story of two young girls who traveled from the Netherlands all the way to Panama for the trip of a lifetime. A few weeks in and they mysteriously vanished without a trace while on their La Pianista Hike in the rainforest.

Sources for this episode include the Mysteries are Unsolved website, NBC News, Ranker, All That's Interesting, The Evidence File blog, a Medium article written by Megan Ashley titled "The Deaths of Two Dutch Woman in Panama is Still a Mystery," a Medium article written by Rivy Lion titled "Lost Girls: The Unsettling Fate of Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon," The Imperfect Plan, Forensic Tales, the Unresolved Mysteries subreddit, and the Koude Kaas Blog.

The story of an overseas worker who comes home to find that his entire family was brutally massacred. Three decades later and this case remains unsolved.

Sources for this episode include The Philippine Star, The Manila Times, The Manila Standard, Business World Online, the Dokumentaryo Ni Juan Tagalog website, The Philippine Daily Inquirer, a Case Analysis from the Asian Human Rights Commission, A Medium article by Michelle Aarons titled "The Murder of an Entire Family While Dad was Abroad for Work," the Supreme Court General Register No. 176389 Antonio Lejano vs. The People of the Philippines, and the Supreme Court General Register No. 176864 The People of the Philippines vs. Hubert Web, Antonio Lejano, Michael Gatchalian, Hospicio Fernandez, Miguel Rodriguez, Peter Estrada, and Gerardo Biong.

This is the story of Patrick McNeill and the mysterious circumstances surrounding his death, and the possibility of a murderous domestic terrorist group that remains at large.

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Sources for this episode include Rolling Stone Magazine, The Observer, The official website of Detective Kevin Gannon, Footprints at the Rivers Edge, the sub-reddits “Unsolved Mysteries” and “Mystery”, The New York Times, the Fordham Observer, Crime Magazine, The New York Post, the Homicide Center Organization, Film Daily, and Oxygen Crime News.