We’ve made it to the third and final episode diving deep into toddler Corey Edkin’s disappearance and other related cases.  People who have been interviewed in recent years about Corey’s case say they were also asked about individuals connected to the 1986 murder of Rickey Wolfe and the 1989 disappearance and presumed murder of Barbara Miller.  Join us as we wrap up this fascinating & multi-layered case.  

Join us for part two as we bring our timeline to the present day, following the developments in Corey’s cold case and the suspicious coincidences and charges that continue to pile up around his family members. That will include the unsolved homicide of his mother’s future boyfriend and his grandmother’s conviction for poisoning her third husband.  More twists and turns to come!

Two-year-old Corey Edkin disappeared from his central Pennsylvania home in October 1986 and is still missing. His grandmother, Myrle Rovenolt, was accused of poisoning his grandfather two months later, and this past summer she was sentenced to life in prison for the poisoning death of her third husband.  Corey and Myrle have connections to three other local cold cases – two homicides, and one disappearance presumed homicide – and that’s why we’re diving into the first of three episodes
covering them. We’ll attempt to detangle an extensive web of information and get closer to a resolution nearly 40 years later.

Join us as we journey into the heart of Midwestern America, where the echoes of a chilling crime reverberated for decades.  In this episode, we delve into the haunting mystery surrounding the life and tragic death of 18-year-old Michelle Martinko, a vibrant young woman whose promising future was brutally extinguished six days before Christmas in 1979.  As we unravel the threads of this perplexing case, we'll explore the enigma of Michelle herself—her dreams, her passions, and the profound impact she had on those around her. We'll follow the tireless efforts of law enforcement officers and her family and friends, who had dedicated years to seeking justice for Michelle.

What would you do if your family member went missing and the police wouldn’t help you find them? Andre Daigle’s family reached out to a psychic medium for help, and her visions led them straight to Andre’s murderers. She even ended up testifying at trial, helping Andre’s family secure justice and preventing his killers from continuing their criminal plans.  

Listen to part two of our Halloween month spotlight on The Toolbox Killers; Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris.  One of their trials made true crime history in the state of California.  Make sure to check it out.  

In this installment, we delve into one of the most horrifying and infamous cases: the gruesome tale of the Toolbox Killers.  Join us as we explore the harrowing story of Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris, an evil duo whose reign of terror in the late 1970s sent shockwaves through Southern California and beyond.  We will step back in time to explore the background and motivations of these killers, and the horrifying details of their crimes so listener discretion is advised. 

Laureen Rahn’s disappearance has puzzled anyone investigating it for more than four decades. With each new piece of information, there are only more questions. Did she run away? Was she abducted or trafficked? Is her case connected to other missing local women or her serial killer neighbor? In this episode, we’ll examine all the mysterious clues and theories, hopefully drawing us closer to a resolution. 

In this episode, we turn our attention to the haunting case of the Newman family murders, a tragic event that rocked the city of Anchorage, Alaska in March 1987.  Join us as we journey back to uncover the unsettling details surrounding this heinous crime.   As we navigate through the evidence, witness testimonies, and tireless law enforcement efforts, we will piece together the puzzle surrounding the murders of wife and mother Nancy Newman and her two young daughters Melissa and Angie.  This episode is heartbreaking as it is intriguing and serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of life and the relentless pursuit of the truth.  

In June 2009, Martinsburg, West Virginia lost a beloved resident to domestic violence, an all too common occurrence in the United States and abroad. And for an all too common reason: Donald Surber couldn’t accept that his girlfriend, Kathy Sharp, had ended their relationship. Today's episode examines Kathy’s case, how it impacted her community, how her killer was punished, and the roles of victim protection and violence prevention.