Girls Will Yap Podcast

This week on Girls Will Yap, Harmony and Sage spotlight active missing person cases, including Janee Deville of Maryland and Stephen Blaine Smith of Ohio, both described in detail with physical descriptions and police contact information. They also discuss the turmoil surrounding Dolly Parton’s estate, including allegations against her nephew and internal conflict within She’s Alive LLC.

Major case updates include the Cornell 7 investigation, new claims of misconduct, and one accused individual fleeing to Dubai. Harmony and Sage also cover developments in the Sider case, the Caleb Flynn sentencing.

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TW: Domestic violence, coercive control, stalking, suicide, sexual abuse

Mica’s story gets heavier in Episode 3 of Death of a Pastor’s Wife, and we walk through every disturbing detail. From JP’s traumatic upbringing and the generational cycle of abuse to Mica’s escalating fear, restraining order delays, and the strange timeline on the day she died.

We discuss the inconsistencies in the “suicide” ruling, the two spent casings found 100 feet from Mica’s body, JP’s rush to collect her belongings and therapy notes, and the bizarre church service that followed.

This episode is emotional, infuriating, and full of unanswered questions but Mica deserved truth, not a narrative. We’re yapping through every red flag, every timeline gap, and every detail that points toward something far more sinister.

Trigger Warning: This episode discusses domestic violence, coercive control, murder investigations, missing persons, and abuse. Listener discretion is advised.

In this week’s episode of Girls Will Yap, Harmony and Sage break down three major true crime stories making headlines right now. They begin with updates on the Mamta Kafle Bhatt case as her trial begins, unpacking the timeline, digital evidence, coercive control, and the red flags that friends and coworkers later recognized.

Next, they revisit the Caleb Flynn verdict including the AI‑generated song played in court, the matching tattoos, the lack of physical evidence, and the surprising speed of the jury’s decision.

They dive deeper into the chilling Horsch House investigation in Philadelphia, now tied to a crematorium shut down for selling body parts. With new details emerging about RC and Eugene Horsch, the case continues to expand into one of the most disturbing ongoing investigations.

Plus, the episode includes two urgent missing person spotlights: Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers of Tennessee and Mariah Bad Milk of South Dakota.

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Trigger Warning: coercive control, religious abuse, stalking, sexual coercion, and discussions of suicide.

Sage and Harmony review Death of a Pastor’s Wife Episode 2 and break down the disturbing behavior of JP Miller. From coercive control and isolation to weaponizing religion and medication. We discuss Pastor Pam’s discovery of JP’s affair, the church’s failure to act, and the reopened case of Chris Skinner, whose death never made sense.

The episode explores Mica’s emotional and spiritual unraveling, the danger she faced when trying to leave, and the women who stood by her as she tried to rebuild her life. A raw, emotional conversation about abuse, faith, and the fight for justice.

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Trigger Warning: This episode discusses murder, missing persons, sexual assault, serial violence, child endangerment, and disturbing criminal behavior. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

This week on Girls Will Yap, Harmony and Sage spotlight two missing persons: Suzanne Lyall and Abrena Fulwilder sharing their last known details and how listeners can help.

We break down Patrick Clancy’s 60 Minutes interview and the televised trial of Caleb Flynn. There’s also a heartbreaking update in the Nolan Wells case.

Then the Philadelphia case: Eugene Horsch, fake DEA IDs, secret rooms, dangerous chemicals, and evidence involving 58 women. One of the darkest cases yet.

Finally, we cover the Cornell University assault case, where seven male students are now facing a civil lawsuit after the school failed to act.

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Trigger Warning: This episode discusses grooming, religious manipulation, mental health crises, stalking, suicide ideation, and allegations of animal abuse.

Harmony & Sage break down Episode 1 of Death of a Pastor’s Wife and unpack the disturbing behavior surrounding JP Miller, Mica’s rapid decline, and the church culture that enabled it. We talk grooming, spiritual abuse, coercion, and the red flags that were flashing from the very beginning.

This is a documentary review based on our personal opinions and reactions. All parties mentioned are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

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This episode discusses violence, sexual offenses, child exploitation, animal abuse, kidnapping, and sensitive missing person cases. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

In this week’s episode of Girls Will Yap, Sage and Harmony break down a packed slate of true crime updates, missing person spotlights, and cases that left us saying “girl, WHAT is going on in society?”

We highlight the disappearances of Miguel Oliveras (missing since 2006) and Monique Vasquez (missing since September 2026), urging listeners to share their information and help bring these families answers. We also discuss major updates in the cases of Tasia Fortune, Lindsay Clancy, and Caleb Flynn, along with disturbing new allegations involving a West Virginia principal and an Ohio Amish man facing horrific animal abuse charges.

From financial fraud in a California booster club to the firing of Wheel of Fortune announcer Jim Thornton, we cover the cases making headlines and the ones that should be. And for once, we end on a hopeful note: the rescue of a missing 16 year‑old Ohio girl after 263 days.

This episode is emotional, infuriating, shocking, and at times unbelievable but always grounded in empathy and heart. As always, thank you for yapping with us.

This week on Girls Will Yap, Harmony and Sage dive into one of the wildest true‑crime documentaries ever made: The Hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker. What starts as a viral internet legend quickly unravels into a story of fame, instability, and a shocking murder case.

We break down Kai’s rise from eccentric hitchhiking folk hero to the twist no one sees coming.

If you love true crime with heart, humor, and two best friends trying to make sense of absolute chaos, this episode is for you.

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This week on Girls Will Yap, Harmony and Sage break down the biggest true crime stories making headlines. They spotlight two active missing person cases: D’Angelo Kelly, last seen at the Oklahoma City Greyhound station, and Chantelle Brooks, who vanished after her night shift in San Francisco.

They also dive into major legal updates, including the Lindsay Clancy trial, where jury confusion, exhaustion, and a potential hung jury are creating chaos in the courtroom. Plus, a look at the release of Danyel Smith after 23 years behind bars due to new evidence in his case.

Other stories covered this week include the Rutgers University invasion of privacy scandal, the Tupac murder trial verdict, the tragic case of Katie Garcia, a controversial ruling involving AI generated child exploitation material, and new tension within Selena Quintanilla’s family.

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Harmony and Sage sit down to unpack Episode 3 of Netflix’s Idaho Murders, the installment they both felt was the most gripping of the series. They honor survivors Dylan and Bethany, remember Maddie, Kaylee, Ethan, and Xana, and walk through how the documentary portrayed Brian Koberger’s background, behavior, and arrest.

The girls discuss the emotional weight of the victims’ families’ courtroom statements including Alivea’s unforgettable moment confronting Koberger and reflect on the lifelong trauma carried by the survivors and loved ones left behind. They also cover the latest update on Koberger’s attempt to withdraw his guilty plea and share their thoughts on justice, accountability, and the ripple effects of violence.

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