In 2001, 24-year-old Chandra Levy was on cusp of accomplishing her wildest dreams. She was graduating with her masters, finishing up an internship with the Federal Bureau of Prisons, and hoping to begin a career with the FBI. When no one hears from Chandra for almost a week, secrets become exposed as the public soon learns of Chandra’s relationship with a married congressman. All eyes are on Gary Condit as he denies allegations of an affair and any involvement in Chandra’s disappearance. After police discover her body in a park one year later, they realize the congressman may not be their person of interest after all. 

Today we be sippin on one of our most sipped brands, @brewpointcoffee.

Randall Woodfield seemed to have it all growing up. On the outside he was a star athlete that ended up being drafted to the Green Bay Packers following his college career. On the inside he was a sexual exhibitionist who had a history of indecent exposure and crimes that were swept under the rug for years. It wasn't until he was dropped from the NFL that his crimes escalated to full blown murder. He drove all around Interstate 5 murdering and sexually assaulting victims. It was said that he could have murdered around 44 people and committed hundreds of other crimes. He was sentenced to life in prison plus 157 years. Sip on some coffee from The Blend in Washington, Illinois with us as we go over this killer's terrible spree. All sources can be found on www.crimeoncaffeine.com. Follow us on social media @crimeoncaffeine

After meeting on a family vacation in 2012, Conrad Roy and Michelle Carter opened up to each other immediately and began talking and texting every day for years. Conrad shared his experiences with mental health and his suicidal thoughts. Michelle was a supportive influence in his life until July of 2014, when police find Conrad dead in his vehicle from carbon monoxide poisoning in Fairhaven, Massachussets. After investigators discover shocking texts on Michelle’s phone, they realize there is more to the story. 

Today we need multiple cups of @catcloudcoffee to help us power through

Fan Man-Yee was working in a nightclub as a hostess when she met Chan Man-Lok. They quickly became intertwined because of their lifestyles...she was a prostitute and drug addict and he was a pimp and drug dealer. Their friendship was going well until Fan Man-Yee decided to steal from Chan Man-Lok. When he found out she was to pay him back in more ways than one. She was put through immense torture until she met her death. The events that followed her death will haunt us all for a lifetime, including a 14-year old girl? Sip on Steady State coffee with us as we divulge how this case got the name, The Hello Kitty Murders. All sources can be found on www.crimeoncaffeine.com. Follow us on social media @crimeoncaffeine

Bryce Laspisa was getting ready to start his sophomore year at Sierra College when his best friend and girlfriend noticed he began acting erratic. Bryce was abusing drugs and alcohol, and even giving away his belongings. He was supposedly driving home in August of 2013 when he began acting very strange and was never heard from again. Officers discovered his vehicle, but Bryce Laspisa has never been found. 

Today we enjoyed some @jot coffee concentrate. If you’re looking for an easy and quick way to get your morning caffeine in, try it out

In 1932, the 2 year old son of famous aviator Charles Lindbergh was kidnapped from their family home. After searching the residence they found what would be the 1st of nearly 15 ransom letters demanding payment for the boy. This case quickly gained national attention garnering hundreds of false confessions. Take a listen to this week's episode to find out how they finally captured the criminal, what happened to Charles Lindbergh Jr. and everything in between while we sip on Big Storm Brewing's craft coffee! All sources can be found on www.crimeoncaffeine.com. Follow us on social media @crimeoncaffeine

In June of 1992, Stacy McCall and Suzie Streeter graduated high school. Stacy spent the night celebrating with her family, while Suzie and her mother, Sherill Levitt, shared pizza before the graduates went to party hop around town. What would have been one of the most exciting days of their lives turned tragic when the three women seemingly disappeared without a trace. With little to no evidence at the house, a missing voicemail and no suspects, the case is still unsolved 30 years later.

This week we’re back with an old favorite - @brewpointcoffee 

The 1970's were a time when many infamous murderers took the lives of their victims and became known to the world as serial killers, but not every tormentor was caught. San Francisco's LGBTQ community was suffering because of a man whose identity has yet to be solved. 5 confirmed victims and rumored up to 14 total were taken by someone that would prey on men at the nightclubs waiting to woo them with a quick sketch, just to leave and brutally stab them to death. In honor of California and the Bay Area, we are sippin' on Philz Coffee as we dive into one of the most under-publicized killers...The Doodler. All sources can be found on www.crimeoncaffeine.com. Follow us on social media @crimeoncaffeine

In the 1970’s, Rodney Alcala was bachelor #1 on the hit reality game show “The Dating Game” and was charming enough to win a date with the bachelorette. But what no one knew at the time was that while Alcala was winning a game show, writing for the LA Times and taking an interest in photography, he was also brutally raping and strangling young girls and women in California, New York, and other states across the US. Alcala used his charm and photography skills to manipulate young girls and boys into putting themselves into dangerous situations. Some of his crimes weren’t solved until 2016, and although he was convicted of murdering five people (including one twelve year old girl) it is believed he killed over 130 victims. All sources can be found on www.crimeoncaffeine.com. Follow us on social media @crimeoncaffeine

Today we be sippin on @Fabulacoffee. HOORAY for this low-acid find!

In May of 1980, Dorothy Jane Scott accompanied a co-worker to the hospital after he was bit by a black widow. Dorothy went to bring around the car but was met at her vehicle by the man who had been stalking and calling her for months. Her car was found hours later engulfed in flames but her body wasn't there. Where was she and who was this man? Sip on some Bandit Coffee Co with us and get the deets on what happened. All sources can be found on www.crimeoncaffeine.com. Follow us on social media @crimeoncaffeine