The bond between a mother and her child is supposed to be unbreakable. Mothers are born to nurture, to protect, to love but what happens when that love is tested in ways you could never imagine? When the very child you raised becomes a threat? For Jennifer Dazey, that unimaginable reality may have been closer than she ever thought. In January 2024, Jennifer was at home recovering from brain surgery to treat cancerous tumors, her world already fragile and uncertain. But when her friend Kristy arrived for a routine coffee date, she stepped into a scene that would haunt her forever. In Jennifer’s bedroom lay her lifeless body, motionless and silent. But she wasn’t alone. Her adult son, Tyler, was barely responsive in the bathroom, confused, disoriented, and at the center of a mystery that would shock everyone who heard it. What led to this horrifying moment? Was it an accident, a tragedy, or something far darker? In this episode, we dig into the disturbing story of Jennifer and Tyler Dazey, a story that challenges our understanding of family, trust, and the thin line between love and danger. Because sometimes, evil hides where we least expect it even in our own homes.

Sources:

Law & Crime – ‘Always a pleasure’: Son Laughs at bond hearing in case where he allegedly murdered mother he accused of witchcraft – Alberto Luperon – January 21, 2024 - Man who killed mother accused her of witchcraft: Police

KCRG – Dubuque man charged with killing his mother files motion to dismiss case and attorney – July 17, 2024 - Dubuque man charged with killing his mother files motion to dismiss case and attorney

Telegraph Herald – Dubuque man sentenced to life in prison for mother’s death – Grace Nieland – October 10, 2025 - Dubuque man sentenced to life in prison for mother's death | Tri-state News | telegraphherald.com

KCRG – Daughter of Dubuque murder victim speaks against sending alleged killer to prison – Beth Malicki – February 23, 2024 - Daughter of Dubuque murder victim speaks against sending alleged killer to prison

CourtTV – Iowa v. Tyler Dazey: Mother’s ‘Witchcraft’ Murder Trial – Court TV Staff – July 22, 2024 - IA v. Tyler Dazey: Mother's 'Witchcraft' Murder Trial | Court TV

YouTube – Law&Crime Network – Mom and Family Dog Found Savagely Murdered at Iowa Home - Mom and Family Dog Found Savagely Murdered at Iowa Home

The Mirror US – ‘Witchcraft’ murder leaves Iowa woman covered in blood with fingers severed and dog killed on couch – Chiara Fiorillo – August 12, 2024 - 'Witchcraft' murder leaves Iowa woman covered in blood with fingers severed and dog killed on couch - The Mirror US

Legacy – Obituary – Jennifer Dazey - Jennifer Dazey Obituary (2024) - Dubuque, IA - Egelhof, Siegert & Casper Funeral Home and Crematory

KCRG – Tyler Dazey found guilty of murder, animal abuse – July 19, 2024 - Tyler Dazey found guilty of murder, animal abuse

CBS2Iowa – Tyler Dazey convicted of killing his mom, still refuses to take part in proceedings – Nick Weig – July 19, 2024 - Tyler Dazey convicted of killing his mom, still refuses to take part in proceedings

Wikipedia – Dubuque, Iowa - Dubuque, Iowa - Wikipedia

In the 1970s, Philadelphia was a city on the edge of losing itself. Factories closed. Jobs disappeared. And in the Kensington neighborhood… one man was about to lose his mind. Joseph Kallinger, known as the ‘Shoe Maker” was a man shaped by abuse throughout his entire childhood. The abuse spilled into his adulthood, into both of his marriages and his parenting. He became haunted by voices, one of them he claimed to be God, who were telling him to hurt the innocent. After he had committed the murders of a neighborhood boy and even one of his own sons, Joseph and one of his other sons, Michael went on a six-week spree of terror, stretching across three states. The pair committed a multitude of Burglaries and assaults. But it wasn’t until the murder of Maria Fasching did their spree come to an end. This case reminds us that evil is everywhere and it can influence even the most innocent of minds.

Sources:

“CRIME: The Bizarre Case of Father and Son” on TIME on February 3, 1975 (https://time.com/archive/6879545/crime-the-bizarre-case-of-father-and-son/)

“Joe Kallinger: Is he Jekyll or Hyde?” by Hoag Levins in The Philadelphia Daily News on January 20, 1976

“KALLINGER'S FAMILY DESCRIBES BEATINGS” by Donald Janson on The New York Times on October 6, 1976 (https://www.nytimes.com/1976/10/06/archives/kallingers-family-describes-beatings-2-children-testify-father.html)

“’Hard Evidence’ Against Kallinger” by Joe O’Dowd in The Philadelphia Daily News on January 22, 1976

“Joseph KALLINGER” on SERIALKILLERCALENDAR.COM (https://www.serialkillercalendar.com/Joseph%20KALLINGER.php)

“Cobbler Traced by Shirt Label” by Dan Enoch in The Philadelphia Daily News on January 22, 1976

“Joseph Kallinger was 'not faking' insanity to escape a Conviction” by Michael Dabny on UPI on January 27, 1984 (https://www.upi.com/Archives/1984/01/27/Joseph-Kallinger-was-not-faking-insanity-to-escape-a/3938444027600/)

”Kallinger Son Insured Just Before Death” by Carol Towarnicky in The Philadelphia Daily News on January 20, 1976

“How Joseph Kallinger’s murder spree came to an end” by Bill Doyle on New Jersey 101.5 on January 17, 2020 (https://nj1015.com/how-joseph-kallingers-murder-spree-came-to-an-end/)

“Kallinger Found Ill in ’73 Test” in The Philadelphia Daily News on January 22, 1976

“Another Robbery, Last September, Laid to Kallinger Boy in Harrisburg” by Donald Janson on The New York Times on February 28, 1975 (https://www.nytimes.com/1975/02/28/archives/another-robbery-last-september-laid-to-kallinger-boy-in-harrisburg.html)

“Michael Kallinger: Signs of Trouble in School” by Don Haskin in The Philadelphia Daily News on January 22, 1975

“What Philadelphia Was Like In The Summer Of 1973” by Kamelia Angelova on Business Insider on August 17, 2012 (https://www.businessinsider.com/life-in-philadelphia-in-1973-2012-8)

https://murderpedia.org/male.K/k/kallinger-joseph.htm                             

https://www.facebook.com/groups/613095332367558/posts/2645038639173207/

https://maamodt.asp.radford.edu/Psyc%20405/serial%20killers/Kalinger,%20Joseph%20_spring%202007_.pdf

https://archives.law.virginia.edu/dengrove/writeup/trial-serial-killer-joseph-kallinger

David and Melinda Harmon seemed to have the kind of marriage built on unshakable faith. They were young, devoted, and deeply involved in their Nazarene community. David worked as a banker. Melinda served as a secretary at a nearby Nazarene university. Together, they embodied the values their church preached: love, commitment, and service. But on a cold February night in 1982, that image shattered. According to police, two masked intruders broke into the Harmons’ home while the couple slept. They were said to be searching for the keys to David’s bank. What happened next was brutal. David was attacked in his bed, bludgeoned repeatedly with a crowbar, while Melinda awoke to a nightmare. She told investigators she was forced downstairs, threatened, and made to hand over the bank key before the intruders fled into the night. It was a story that gripped their tight-knit church community and for years, no one questioned it. But decades later, shocking new evidence would reveal that the truth was far more twisted than anyone imagined. This is the story of faith, deception, and a murder that shattered a community’s belief in good and evil and proved that evil is everywhere, even in the most devout places.

Sources:

The Lineup – Mark Mangelsdorf: The Man Who Killed His Best Friend and Got Away with It for 24 years – Sarah Mangiola – April 18, 2017 - Mark Mangelsdorf Killed His Best Friend and Escaped for Years

In Plain Sight – Sleeping with the Devil – S1.E7

Olathe News – Police Investigate Olathe Murder – Greg Sackuvich – March 2, 1982

Olathe News – Obituary – Deaths – Funerals – David Harmon – March 2, 1982

Fox 4 News – Johnson Co. woman walks out of prison after serving 9 years for husband’s murder – Michelle Pekarsky, Shannon O’Brien – April 29, 2015 - Johnson Co. woman walks out of prison after serving 9 years for husband’s murder | FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports

The Cinemaholic – Where is Melinda Raisch Now? – Viswa Vanapalli – December 4, 2021 - Melinda Raisch Now: Where is David Harmon's Wife Today? Update

KMBC News 9 ABC – Man convicted in 1982 fatal beating to be released Saturday – May 3, 2016 - Man convicted in 1982 fatal beating to be released Saturday

The Kansas City Star – Killer in infamous Olathe love triangle case soon will go free – Tony Rizzo – April 5, 2019 - Killer in infamous Olathe love triangle case soon will go free | Kansas City Star

Wikipedia – Olathe, Kansas - Olathe, Kansas - Wikipedia

Virginia Beach, 1996 was a booming coastal city on the edge of the Atlantic — a place where suburbia meets beach-town freedom… and military precision. Among its residents was Petty Officer Elise Makdessi and her husband, Eddie, a computer technician. They had moved to the city in 1994, and on the surface, everything seemed normal. Until May of 1996. Eddie Makdessi called 911 on May 14 in a panic, claiming an intruder had broken into their home, stabbed Elise, and that he had shot the attacker to defend her. At first, it seemed like a clear-cut case of self-defense. But detectives weren’t convinced. Every detail was scrutinized, all evidence closely examined. And what they discovered didn’t just raise questions — it contradicted Eddie Makdessi’s story entirely. It would take nearly a decade of investigation before justice was finally served. This is a case that reminds us: not everything is as it first appears. Sometimes, the smallest details make all the difference.

“DSS Returns Double Homicide Suspect to U.S.” by Bureau of Diplomatic Security on U.S. Department of State Archive on August 4, 2003 (https://2001-2009.state.gov/m/ds/rls/23000.htm)

“Man convicted of 1996 Murders” by The Associated Press in The Culpeper Star – Exponent on March 17, 2006

“BEACH MAN SAYS POLICE SUSPECT HIM IN DOUBLE SLAYING” by Mike Mather in The Virginia Pilot on June 13, 1996 (https://scholar.lib.vt.edu/VA-news/VA-Pilot/issues/1996/vp960613/06130573.htm)

“Beach Jury Convicts Man of 1996 Murders” in The Richmond Times – Dispatch on March 17, 2006

“Makdessi’s murder trial in hands of Beach jury” by Jon Frank in The Virginia Pilot on March 16, 2006 (https://www.pilotonline.com/2006/03/16/makdessis-murder-trial-in-hands-of-beach-jury/)

“VA Slaying Suspect Captured in Russia” by The Associated Press in The Richmond Times – Dispatch on July 25, 2003

“The Tailhook Scandal: How a 'Top Gun Mentality' Led to a Disastrous Navy Conference” by Blake Stilwell on Military.com on August 11, 2002 (https://www.military.com/history/tailhook-scandal-how-top-gun-mentality-led-disastrous-navy-conference.html)

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/39297857/elise_martin-makdessi

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/424850/quincy_bernard-brown

“Double Cross” on Forensic Files – Season 21, Episode 1 on Amazon Prime

“Deadly Accusation” on Unusual Suspects– Season 7, Episode 4 on Discovery+

Rosebud, Texas, a quiet, tight-knit community where front doors stayed unlocked and neighbors waved from their porches. It was the kind of place where everyone knew everyone, and families had lived side by side for generations. But hidden behind that small-town comfort was something far darker. Because in the 1960s, Rosebud harbored a monster. His name was Kenneth McDuff, a towering figure over six feet tall, over two hundred pounds and even as a teenager, he knew how to use his size to get what he wanted. Then came the summer of 1966. A night that would shatter the peace of Rosebud forever. What began as intimidation ended in horror; three local teens brutally murdered. McDuff was caught, tried, and sentenced to death. For the community, it felt like justice  and closure. But it wouldn’t last. Decades later, thanks to changes in Texas law and overcrowded prisons, Kenneth McDuff walked free. And once again, the killing began. What followed was a reign of terror that stretched far beyond Rosebud; a story that forced Texas, and the nation, to confront a chilling truth: sometimes, evil doesn’t die behind bars… it walks right out the gate.

SOURCES:

Wikipedia – Kenneth McDuff - Kenneth McDuff - Wikipedia

San Angelo Standard-Times – As Silent as the Grave – Mike Cochran – November 24, 1996

All That’s Interesting – The Disturbing Story of Kenneth McDuff, The ‘Broomstick Killer’ Who Murdered Up to 14 People Across Texas – Amber Morgan – September 14, 2024 - Kenneth McDuff, The Vicious 'Broomstick Killer' Of Texas

Crime and Punishment – Kenneth McDuff Documentary

Wikipedia – Rosebud, Texas - Rosebud, Texas - Wikipedia

The Galveston Daily News – A Killer’s Secret – Mike Cochran – November 28, 1996

Fort Worth Star-Telegram – A Killer’s Secrets – Mike Cochran – November 29, 1996

Austin American-Statesman – McDuff arrested in Missouri – Jim Phillips – May 5, 1992

Grand Rapids, Michigan is a city on the Grand River, known for its Midwest charm and creative energy. This city is where 31-year-old Ashley Young was building a new life studying in college, working at a call center, and about to move into her very first apartment. Bubbly, optimistic and full of life, Ashley was ready for a fresh start after a recent breakup. But the day she was supposed to sign her new lease… she never showed up. Her mother, Kristine, knew something was wrong. For three long days, Kristine and Ashley’s stepmother, Dana, searched every corner of Grand Rapids for any sign of Ashley. Then they learned the last person Ashley was seen with was Jared Chance, an old friend of hers. Determined to confront him, they went to his apartment only to be met by police. Hours earlier, a 911 call had led officers to a horrifying discovery in the basement of Jared’s home. This discovery led to heart break for Ashley’s family and friends. Jared even appeared to have help concealing his evil actions by his own parents, one of which was a retired officer. This case raises a question for many. How far would you be willing to go to protect a loved one?

Sources:

“The Gruesome Case of Ashley Young: Murdered and Dismembered by a Friend” by Twisted Crimes with Chris and Heather on Medium on September 18, 2025 (https://medium.com/@christophermcandrew/the-gruesome-case-of-ashley-young-murdered-and-dismembered-by-a-friend-5ae817e25a0c)

“Mothers Seek Closure in Kalamazoo Woman's "Horrific" 2018 Murder, Dismemberment” by Jax Miller on Oxygen True Crime on October 30, 2023 (https://www.oxygen.com/final-moments/crime-news/jared-chance-parents-arrested-ashley-young-murder-dismemberment)

“Friends say Victim was ‘Sunshine in Your Life’” by John Tunison in The Grand Rapids Press on December 11, 2018

“Mom seeks answers in daughter's 2018 murder in episode of 'Body in the Basement'” by Lauren Baker on ABC 13 News on September 23, 2025 (https://www.wzzm13.com/article/news/local/mom-seeks-answers-daughters-2018-murder-episode-body-basement/69-5e8a2d53-27c6-4876-94e5-8e9a7b4f122a)

“Retired Cop, Wife, Jailed after Mutilation” by John Agar in The Grand Rapids Press on December 13, 2018

“Case of Michigan woman dismembered, murdered by Jared Chance featured on true crime show” by Bradley Massman on MLive on September 24, 2025 (https://www.mlive.com/news/grand-rapids/2025/09/case-of-michigan-woman-dismembered-murdered-by-jared-chance-featured-on-true-crime-show.html)

Former Rock Island Police Sergeant Charged” in The Quad-City Times on December 14, 2018

“Ashley Young murder saga featured on TV documentary” by Matt Jaworowski on WoodTV on September 24, 2025 (https://www.woodtv.com/news/grand-rapids/ashley-young-murder-saga-featured-on-tv-documentary/)

“Can’t Find Her” on A Body in the Basement Season 2, Episode 6 on Discovery+

https://www.facebook.com/JusticeForAshleyYoung/

Over the last seventy years, Ed and Lorraine Warren have become household names in the world of the paranormal. Lorraine, the clairvoyant who claimed she could sense things most of us couldn’t, and Ed, the self-taught demonologist who dedicated his life to uncovering evil in its purest form. Together, they investigated hundreds of hauntings across the United States. But one case stands out from the rest. Amityville. Before the Warrens ever set foot inside that Dutch Colonial home on Ocean Avenue, it was already stained by something horrific. In 1974, tragedy struck when twenty-three-year-old Ronald DeFeo Jr. claimed he came home from work to find his entire family murdered in their beds. Police rushed to the scene but quickly realized Ronald’s story didn’t add up. He wasn’t a survivor. He was the killer. And that kind of violence, it leaves something behind. When the next family, the Lutzes, moved in, they didn’t last long. They said the house was alive with something dark, something malevolent. Within just weeks, they fled in terror, never to return. What really happened inside 112 Ocean Avenue? Was it haunted by the evil that took root there or something far more human? This is a story that reminds us that evil is everywhere, always lurking, always waiting, even sometimes for decades.

SOURCES:

A&E – Inside the Amityville Horror House and The Long Island Town Where It Still Stands Today – Sandra Westfall – October 14, 2025 - Inside the Amityville Horror House and Its Long Island Town

People – What Happened to the Amityville House? All About the Infamous Home 50 Years After Murders and Alleged Paranormal Activity – Nicole Briese – October 14, 2025 - What Happened to the Amityville House? Inside the Home 51 Years After Murder

Wikipedia – Ronald DeFeo, Jr. - Ronald DeFeo Jr. - Wikipedia

Daily Mail – What happened to George and Kathy Lutz? The true story about the couple who fled the Amityville Horror House – Zac Campbell – February 2, 2024 - What happened to George and Kathy Lutz? The true story about the couple who fled the Amityville Horror house | Daily Mail Online

People – What Happened to the Amityville House? All About the Infamous Home 50 Years After Murders and Alleged Paranormal Activity – Nicole Briese – October 14, 2025 - What Happened to the Amityville House? Inside the Home 51 Years After Murder

Realtor – Inside Gruesome History of Real-Life ‘Amityville Horror’ Murder House – 50 Years After Mass Killings Shocked the Nation – Charlie Lankston – November 13, 2024 - Inside Gruesome History of Real-Life 'Amityville Horror' Murder House

The Horror Collection – Inside the Infamous Amityville Haunting: What Really Happened? – Razvan Radu – October 21, 2025 - Inside the Infamous Amityville Haunting: What Really Happened?

American Ghost Walks – The Amityville Horror, the Warrens, and the Conjuring: Fact vs. Fiction – Mike Huberty – July 31, 2025 - The Amityville Horror, The Warrens, and The Conjuring: Fact vs. Fiction

Wikipedia – Amityville, New York - Amityville, New York - Wikipedia

People – What were the Amityville Murders? Why Ronald DeFeo Jr. claimed his house told him to kill his parents and 4 siblings – Emily Blackwood – October 18, 2025 - What Were the Amityville Murders? Why Ronald DeFeo Jr. Killed His Family

All That’s Interesting – The Horrific True Story of Ronald DeFeo Jr. and the Amityville Murders – Erin Kelly – August 7, 2022 - Amityville Murders: The True Story Of The Killings That Inspired The Movie

In the 1950s, Sun Valley, CA was a quiet, family-friendly corner of the San Fernando Valley attracting returning veterans from WWII and the Korean War with their young families. It was here that Peter Fabiano settled with his wife, Betty. Peter was a former Marine turned owner of two successful beauty salons in the LA area. But Halloween night 1957 would shatter the peaceful neighborhood. Around 11 p.m., a knock at the door changed everything. Peter, thinking it was just a late trick-or-treater, opened the door… and a single pop of a gun rang out. Betty rushed to Peter while her daughter sprinted to a neighbor for help, but it was too late. Peter succumbed to his injury. Who could have wanted Peter dead? And why? Whispers from friends and employees soon pointed to one name: Joan Rabel. When police investigated into Joan, they found a web of complicated relationships between her and the Fabiano’s. In this episode, we dive into the shocking ‘Trick-or-Treat Murder’ of 1957 and reveal how detectives uncovered the evil truth of Peter’s murder.

“Trick Or Treat! Your Enemy Sent Someone To Kill You” by John Popham on After Midnight with Granger Smith on October 31, 2022 (https://aftermidnite.iheart.com/content/2022-10-31-trick-or-treat-your-enemy-sent-someone-to-kill-you/)

“Widow of Victim Recalls Phone Talk with Slayer” by Walt Keenshen Jr. in The Valley Times on December 7, 1957

“The Trick-or-Treat Murder” on Deranged LA Crimes on October 25, 2024 (https://derangedlacrimes.com/?p=13846)

“Beauty Shop Owner’s Mate Slain at Door” in The Los Angeles Evening Citizen News on November 1, 1957

“Murder on Halloween: The Trick or Treat Murder” by The Kitchen Table Historian (https://johnbrassardjr.com/2024/10/30/murder-on-halloween-the-trick-or-treat-murder/)

“Seek Spook Murders of Valley Business Man: Pair Sought in Killing at Home Door” in The Valley Times on November 1, 1957

“Mystery ‘Caller’ Kills Man Answering Bell” by lmharnisch on The Daily Mirror on October 31, 2007 (https://ladailymirror.com/2007/10/31/they-had-planne/)

“Woman Tells of Firing Shot in ‘Trick or Treat’ Murder” by Marilyn Jacobson in The Van Nuys News and Valley Green Sheet on December 8, 1957

“The Trick or Treat Murder” by Truecrimetales on Medium on October 27, 2022 (https://medium.com/@truecrimetales/the-trick-or-treat-murder-6f2c40adf5fc)

“Trick or Treat Slaying Motive Remains Mystery” in The Los Angeles Times on November 2, 1957

“The Bizarre Lesbian Murder Scandal That Rocked 1950s LA” by Scout MacEachron on Vice on November 9, 2015 (https://www.vice.com/en/article/the-bizarre-lesbian-murder-scandal-that-rocked-1950s-la/)

When you buy a home, a multi-family home, you're chasing something timeless: security, independence, a place for your children to grow... and maybe, a way to keep your aging parents close, but still give them space of their own. For the Smurl family, it felt like achieving the American dream. But dreams can curdle into nightmares. Over the course of 11 years, the Smurls’ cozy Pennsylvania duplex became something else entirely, a stage for relentless torment. Not from neighbors. Not from intruders. But from something... they couldn’t see. They were stalked. Scratched. Pinned down in their sleep. The walls groaned. Shadows moved. Even the family dog wasn’t immune to attacks. And no one believed them. Not until demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren stepped in.

Sources:

Wikipedia – Smurl Haunting - Smurl haunting - Wikipedia

Scrantonian Tribune – Book on Smurls on Sale – February 27, 1988

The Tribune – Mentalist volunteers to assist the Smurls – August 28, 1986

The Tribune – Smurls credit prayers of many with cleansing house of demons – Robert Curran – October 27, 1986

The Morning Call – Haunting Questions: The case of a possessed house has bought a book contract – but still no answers – Tim Blangger - April 2, 1987

People – Where is the Smurl family now? Here’s What Happened To The Conjuring: Last Rites Subjections After Their Horrifying Paranormal Experiences – Jessica Sager – September 7, 2025 - Where Is the Smurl Family Now? What Happened to 'The Conjuring: Last Rites' Subjects

Scrantonian Tribune – Brain surgery revelation casts demon dwelling doubts – Robert Curran – August 24, 1986

FrightFind – Smurl Haunting House - Smurl Haunting House - FrightFind

YouTube – EXCLUSIVE: Lorraine Warren interviews Jack and Janet Smurl. Relates horrifying demonic attack.  EXCLUSIVE: Lorraine Warren interviews Jack and Janet Smurl. Relates horrifying demonic attack.

Chronicle Online – Author shares experiences with paranormal in latest book on Smurl haunting – Margo Wilson – October 7, 2025 - Author shares experiences with paranormal in latest book on Smurl haunting | Local News | chronicleonline.com

The Historical Marker Database – Workers in Greater Pittston’s Garment Industry - Workers in Greater Pittston's Garment Industry Historical Marker

Wikipedia – West Pittston, Pennsylvania - West Pittston, Pennsylvania - Wikipedia

Wikipedia – Ed and Lorraine Warren - Ed and Lorraine Warren - Wikipedia

“Texas teen sentenced to life for killing his mom with hammer, defiling her corpse” by Associated Press on ABC 30 Action News on October 10, 2014 (https://abc30.com/post/teen-murdered-his-mom-reportedly-said-he-lost-his-virginity-to-her-corpse/345144/)

“CCPD: Teen said he’d Kill Again” by Krista M. Torraiva in Corpus Christi Caller-Times on March 28, 2014

“History and Growth of Corpus Christi, Texas” by Christopher Long on Texas State Historical Association published 1952 (https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/corpus-christi-tx)

“Lawyer Apointed for Homicide Suspect” by Dayna Worchel in Corpus Christi Caller-Times on March 29, 2014

“Sister Horrified By Brother’s Unthinkable Act With Deceased Mom” on Explore with Us YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPIz8bnx7uk)

“Man who Killed Mother Gets Life” by Krista M. Torraiva in Corpus Christi Caller-Times on October 9, 2014

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/corpus-christi-tx/kimberly-hill-5911845

Episode 114 on Sword and Scale by Mike Boudet on Spotify