In this podcast, we dive into the case of Sharon Kinne, a female serial killer who set herself apart from most male killers. Rather than being driven by obsessive instincts, her murderous acts were carried out for pragmatic reasons-but the trail of destruction she left behind remains shocking and full of mystery.

In 2007, Kamisha Block was one of nearly 900 US soldiers killed in Iraq. But Kamisha was not killed in combat. Her family was told Kamisha’s death was an accident; she was a casualty of friendly fire.

On July 27, 1998, Sylena Jo Dalton was found stabbed to death in her apartment in Strasburg, Virginia. Her 10-week-old daughter Allyson was missing without a trace. Although there were initial suspects, no one was ever arrested, and Allyson's whereabouts remained a mystery. The case remains open, and authorities are still seeking information from the public.

In 1997, Judy Smith accompanied her husband to Philadelphia for a business conference. While out sightseeing, Judy vanished. Months later, her body was found hundreds of miles away in clothes her husband didn’t recognize. The mystery is not just who killed Judy Smith, but how did she get to the Blue Ridge Mountains

Thirteen-year-old Yara Gambirasio left her gymnastics center in northern Italy in November 2010 and vanished. Three months later, her body was found in a field. When DNA was found on her underclothes, investigators launched a massive sweep for DNA samples.

we uncover Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers' legendary escape from ‘The Rock’- Alcatraz's most mysterious escape of 1962. Did they really get free, or did they disappear into the cold of San Francisco Bay?"

This episode uncovers the story of Arles K. Perry-the passionate Christian teen from North Dakota who was viciously killed at Stanford Memorial Church in 1974-and how the cold case was finally opened after 44 years thanks to DNA technology. Hear about the journey of faith, the mystery of ritual, and the never-ending quest for justice.