Melissa is joined by famed spiritual counselor and psychic detective Pam Coronado.

A delicious appetizer to whet your whistle until the next full episode - today Melissa  tells the tale of Frances Glessner Lee, who, at the age of 52 and with no college education, began a career that changed law enforcement and the art of medical forensics forever, and whose methods are still used today.

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How one woman - with no higher education and at an age when most people are thinking of retiring, and at a time in history when women were expected to be seen, not heard and certainly out of the Crime Lab - started a career that revolutionized the art of medical forensics. Melissa gives some major propers to a woman far ahead of her time - Frances Glessner Lee.

How one woman - with no higher education and at an age when most people are thinking of retiring, and at a time in history when women were expected to be seen, not heard and certainly out of the Crime Lab - started a career that revolutionized the art of medical forensics. Melissa gives some major propers to a woman far ahead of her time - Frances Glessner Lee.

Melissa delves into the tragic 2011 "Lululemon Murder" in Bethesda Maryland by way of a riveting and personal exploration of one woman's passion for yoga.  Often erroneously described as "the murder in the yoga store," Melissa discusses the Lululemon case through the lens of her own personal journey with yoga, how it's portrayed in popular culture, and the unfortunate way gullible, beautiful souls searching for spiritual healing and meaning can be co-opted by false gurus.

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Melissa delves into the tragic 2011 "Lululemon Murder" in Baltimoreby way of a riveting and personal exploration of one woman's passion for yoga. Often erroneously described as "the murder in the yoga store," Melissa discusses the Lululemon case through the lens of her own personal journey with yoga, how it's portrayed popular culture, and the unfortunate way gullible , beautiful souls can be co-opted by false gurus.

Melissa delves into the tragic 2011 "Lululemon Murder" in Baltimoreby way of a riveting and personal exploration of one woman's passion for yoga. Often erroneously described as "the murder in the yoga store," Melissa discusses the Lululemon case through the lens of her own personal journey with yoga, how it's portrayed popular culture, and the unfortunate way gullible , beautiful souls can be co-opted by false gurus.

Melissa is joined by special guest KARI HEWITT of The Finders, a Southern California band of dedicated volunteers who work with law enforcement and other volunteer organizations to help families of missing persons find their loved ones.  In this episode, Melissa and Kari discuss the strange, sad, maddening case of Will Cierzan, who appeared to have disappeared without a trace in January of 2017 when his wife returned home from work to discover the door unlocked, dinner ready, her husband's keys and wallet still in the house - but no husband.  A fascinating look at a fascinating case and the tough, single-minded searcher determined to solve it.

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Melissa discusses the strange, sad, maddening case of Will Cierzan, who disappeared without a trace in January 2017. Melissa's special guest is KARI HEWITT of The Finders, a volunteer group who assists families and law enforcement in locating missing persons.

Melissa discusses the strange, sad, maddening case of Will Cierzan, who disappeared without a trace in January 2017. Melissa's special guest is KARI HEWITT of The Finders, a volunteer group who assists families and law enforcement in locating missing persons.