Around 9 pm on February 4th, 1974, Patty Hearst received unexpected visitors at her door. When she went to answer, several men and a woman burst inside. The intruders proceeded to beat up Patty’s fiancé and grabbed Patty, tied her up, blindfolded her, and led her off only to be thrown into the trunk of their car before speeding off. For the next 57 days, Patty Hearst endured brutal treatment of her kidnappers and soon began displaying vulnerability during her captivity. Over the next several weeks, recordings were sent to news media outlets, giving authorities the impression that Patty had begun to show sympathy toward her kidnappers. Is this the case, or was Patty simply trying to survive?

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Patty Hearst

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On October 22, 2003, newlyweds Gabe and Tina Watson signed up for a diving excursion in the Coral Sea, located off the coast of Australia. Tina was a novice diver who qualified for the trip after 11 dives, while Gabe was an expert rescue diver with 55 dives under his belt. The couple prepped their gear and planned their decent, then made their way down to the shipwrecked SS Yongala, a 350=foot ship that sunk off the Coral Sea in 2001, It is not clear what happened next, but within the first hour of diving, Tina drowned. Based on numerous accounts from eyewitnesses and Gabe himself, it is not clear if any wrongdoing occurred. Be sure to tune in and decide for yourself if this was an accident, or something more sinister.

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Facts about the death of Tina Watson and her “honeymoon killer” husband’s trial

Gabe Watson acquitted of wife’s murder in honeymoon drowning incident

Gabe Watson defends his behavior at wife’s graveHusband admits killing wife in scuba death on Great Barrier Reef

Honeymoon ‘Killer’: Gabe Watson breaks silence on details of wife’s death

More: Family of Gave Watson speaks 7 years after his wife died while scuba diving in Australia

Murder case dismissed im death of newlywed wife

Questions remain about whether ‘Honeymoon killer’ Gabe Watson was let off the hook over the death of his wife Tina Watson

The chiling story behind this photo - the last image of 26-yeaer-old Tina Watson

We've got good news and bad news. The bad news? Deb's got laryngitis.. The good news? You get a sneak peak on what's going on at Dying to be Found The DASH podcast! Check out this bonus episode, then head on over to see what Deb is up to when she's not hanging with her family members. Here's what you'll listen to today:

Have you ever seen that show “The first 48?” The premise is in the title, which is that the first 48 hours after a violent crime occurs is most critical and stands a better chance of solving the case if investigators can collect enough leads to clear the case. However, barricades do hinder investigations, so clearing evidence in the first 48 is not always realistic. If you have a healthy obsession with true crime there are tons of careers to explore. Tune in to learn what it takes to break into forensics and how crimes get solved.

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REFERENCES:Interested in a career in forensics? Check out this website.

Applying modern investigation methods to solve cold cases.

As murders spiked, police solved about half in 2020.

Jobs in forensics.Solving crimes: Past vs. Present.

The queen of crime-solving:The woman who solves murders from clues that nobody else can find.

What improves the chances of solving a murder?

Catherine “Kate” Lawler was born in Killanne, Ireland, into a very poor family. She learned to steal at a very early age, and eventually served time in prison as early as age 15. After accumulating numerous arrests throughout her early life Kate eventually left for Liverpool, England, where she began working for Julia Martha Thomas as a maid. Unfortunately, the two women did not see eye to eye much of the time. We know criminals don't change their ways, and on on March 22, 1879, after she sat for a few rounds of drinks at the local pub, Kate returned to Julia’s house, waited for her to return from church, then attacked her. What comes next is unimaginable.

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Attenborough skull mystery finally solved

Cut up and boiled to feed street children: Horrific fate of Victorian murder victim whose skull was found in David Attenborough’s garden

Kate Webster: The Victorian maid who boiled her mistress

The dripping Killer

The woman who killed and cooked her mistress for firing her

Webster, Kate (1849 - 1879)

On August 28, 2003, 46-year-old Brian Wells walked into a PNC bank in Erie, PA, walked up to a teller, grabbed a lollipop, and demanded $250,000 in cash. Just 15 minutes after robbing them bank, Brian was apprehended by state troopers. Upon his arrest, police realized Brian was armed with a collar bomb. Twenty minutes after his arrest, the bomb went off, killing Brian instantly. Authorities spent the next 7 years piecing evidence together on what transpired the day of the bank heist, and who the mastermind was behind the entire scheme. Tune in as Deb talks with her son, Corey, about Brian Wells and the Pizza Delivery Bank Heist.

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Deadly delivery: The pizza delivery man forced to commit crimes with an explosive collar around his neck - The sickening true story behind Netflix’s Evil Genius

Exclusive: Pizza bomb victim was part of the plotPizza collar-bomb case solved, official says

Timeline of pizza bomber events

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Russell and Shirley Dermond were married for 64 years and were quite active in their Eatonton, GA community. Russell golfed, Shirley played bridge, and they both enjoyed attending neighbourhood parties. In fact, on May 3, 2014, they both had plans to attend a Kentucky Derby event but never showed up, which did not go unnoticed. By May 6th, concerned neighbours when to check up on the Dermond couple and discovered a grisly scene. Russell was found decapitated in his garage, and Shirley was found days later submerged in Lake Oconee. Investigators began looking for leads in this case, which remains unsolved today.

If you have any information on the murders of Russell and Shirley Dermond, please call the Putnam County Sheriff's Office at 706.485.8557.

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Georgia Sheriff hopes technology will offer answers in 2014 cold case murder of elderly couple

Gone cold: The murders at Lake Oconee: 4 years later, elderly couple’s son opens upGruesome slaying of Georgia couple unsolved after 5 years

New cell phone data may be key to solve Dermond murders

New evidence surfaces in Lake Oconee beheading

Sills hopeful new lead may lead to Dermonds’ killers

The macabre murders of Russell and Shirley DermondTimeline of 2 murders: How the killings of Russell and Shirley Dermond unfolded

Do you want to build a snowman? We've all seen this popular movie, but you have no idea on how this story connects with the famous Disney movie, "Frozen."In 1959, nine mountaineers in the heart of Russia took a trek out into the wilderness, But as fate would have it, none of them would return alive. Multiple theories are in place here, from extraterrestrials to espionage.

Join Deb and Beth was we examine the infamous case of the Dyatlov Pass, where nine seasoned mounteers went on the expedition of a lifetime, yet unexplained circumstances sealed their fate. Thanks to modern technology, plus the beloved movie, "Frozen," however, we may have just solved this age-old mystery of the Dyatlov Pass Incident.

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Dyatlov GroupHas science solved one of history's greatest adventure mysteries?

Have scientists finally unraveled the 60-year mystery surrounding nine Russian hikers’ deaths?

How did nine Russian hikers lose their lives in the Dyatlov Pass incident?

Hypothermia, paradoxical undressing and the Dyatlov PassMysterious Deaths at Dyatlov Pass may finally be solved after 62 years thanks to a computer simulation

The overwhelming force of Dyatlov Pass

On June 11, 1962, Frank Morris, John Anglin, and Clarence Anglin made a daring escape from the infamous Alcatraz Island, the most secure maximum security prison of its time. For over a year, these three men worked tirelessly to prepare for their great escape, all while going undetected by prison guards in their secret workspace. To this day, Frank, John and Clarence are still "dying to be found" by the FBI...if, indeed, they are still alive. There are several theories out there to support and dispute both cases. Regardless, the mystery behind this "Escape from Alcatraz" remains uncertain and may never be solved.

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A genius, two brothers, and fake heads

Alcatraz Escape

Feds still looking for Alcatraz fugitives - 3 men im their 90s ‘if they are still alive’

New evidence in 60-year-old Alcatraz prison break

The story behind the Alcatraz escape, history’s most daring prison break

Their families insist they survived. Investigators doubt it. The enduring mystery of the three missing men of Alcatraz

In 2014, Ruja Ignatova, an Oxford University law grad, founded a digital currency company called OneCoin. According to Ignatova, OneCoin would "kill" BitCoin, an already established cryptocurrency competitor. Ignatova built her empire through Pyramid and Ponzi schemes, and successfully convinced 1 million investors to back the business. But all good things come to an end, and by March 2017, US Federal agents closed in on the CryptoQueen. However, Ignatova read between the lines, made her last appearance at an investor's dinner, then vanished into thin. Today, Ignatova remains on the FBI's Top 10 Most Wanted Criminals list. Some sightings have been reported as late as 2022, but can she continue keeping one step ahead of authorities? You decide.

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Cryptoqueen: Has the missing fugitive reappeared?

Property documents for a London apartment suggest wanted ‘crypto-queen’ is alive after allegedly vanishing in 2017 with $4 billion from investors

Ruja Ignatova: ‘Cryptoqueen’ on FBI’s most wanted list scammed investors, went on the run

Ruja Ignatova: Leaked police notes may have alerted FBI-wanted cryptoqueen

Ruja Ignatova: The crooked cryptoqueen

The FBI’s most wanted ‘Crypto Queen’ scammed investors out of $4 billion. Now, 5 years later, a London apartment listing may have blown her cover

The ‘Cryptoqueen’ is now one of the FBI’s 10 most wanted

This ‘Cryptoqueen’ scammed investors out of $4 billion, the FBI says. Then she boarded a plane and disappeared

What is the Securities Exchange Act of 1934? Reach and History

On January 15, 1947, a young mother was out for a walk with her 3-year-old daughter when she came upon a gruesome scene. Up ahead, she saw what she thought was a mannequin, but as she approached, the scene became much more grim.

This witness had just discovered the lifeless body of 22-year old Elizabeth Short, a woman who had gone missing the day before as she was on her way to meet her sister, Elizabeth had been brutally murdered, while her body was severely mutilated beyond comprehension. She was quickly labeled the "Black Dahlia" by the news media, due to similar comparisons between her lifestyle and the plot of a popular movie at the time. Elizabeth's murder remains unsolved today and to be honest, it may never be solved.

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Black Dahlia

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The never-ending mystery of the Black Dahlia murder

What happened to Elizabeth Short aka The Black Dahlia?