SERIAL KILLER WILLIAM MILLER?: We have the case files and a bunch of new information that the prosecutors and police are unaware of. It’ll take a while to unpack all this new info but we start today. George, Andrew, and Jennifer reveal new details in the case and a question remains. Is there any proof Rebekah was alive Monday morning? Find out in this week’s edition of Diamond State: Murder Board.  

IS REBEKAH’S CASE SOLVED? George, Jennifer, and Andrew discuss several key elements that have arisen since the William Miller plea deal on Oct. 18. Details continue to emerge on a daily and sometimes hourly basis. Listen, review and share with your friends!

Evidence revealed: In this latest episode, our friends Dianna and Karen recount with Jennifer evidence that was presented during William Miller's pre-trial. Listen and drop a please leave a review.

PLEA DEAL: William Alma Miller pleaded guilty to killing Rebekah Gould. He apologized to her father, Dr. Larry Gould in court. What happened next was absolutely shocking! Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Murder Confession Alert: William "Billy" Miller confessed to killing Rebekah Gould and a judge has ruled that the confession can be used in court. George, Andrew, and Jennifer discuss the details in his confession following a suppression hearing last week. It includes a detailed account of how Miller claims he killed the girl and the days that followed. 

Arrest!! David Swift has been charged in the murder of his wife Karen Johnson Swift. George has covered this case out of Dyersburg, Tenn., for 11 years. He and and Andrew discuss. Plus! The launch of Silent Silhouette, a book about the Deborah Sue Williamson case.

This week, George talks to Jared Bradley, CEO of M-VAC systems, to discuss it's impact in DNA testing. Jared goes over the origin of M-VAC systems and how they are used today. Download and listen to wherever you get your podcasts.

The Thing About Pam II: Russ Faria was sitting in prison, convicted of a murder he didn't commit, hoping that some how, some way he'd be released. He was, but the story got more and more bizarre from there. Listen to the second part of his interview with Diamond State: Murder Board. Download, listen, and review wherever you get your podcast.

Russ Faria came home on Dec. 27, 2011 to his Troy, Mo., home to find his wife Betsy murdered. He was falsely charged and spent years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. Russ joins George and Andrew to tell the first part of his gripping tale that has made international news for years and served as the inspiration for NBC’s show “The thing about Pam.”  

George, Jennifer and Melissa are on the ground in Lubbock in late March re-creating the scene at Debbie’s house. Listen as the team continues to investigate the case in real time and looks for clues about Debbie’s sister Pam (Agnew) Brooks. Also, George gives a short update about his experiences at CrimeCon. Download, Rate, and Review wherever you get your podcast.