On November 1, 1986, 15-year-old Chaim Weiss was found dead in his dorm room in Long Beach, New York. Over 20 years later, there have still been no arrests or official suspects linked to Chaim's death. Savannah explores Chaim's life leading up to his death and the few potential suspects that might have more information than they led on, including Chaim's principal, Rabbi Avrom Cooper.

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Savannah explores the still open case of the missing of Stephanie Parze, who was last seen on October 30, 2019. The lead suspect, Stephanie's on-and-off boyfriend John D. Ozbilgen, hanged himself shortly after being declared a person of interest in Stephanie's disappearance. Savannah lays out the timeline from Stephanie going missing to where we are today with the investigation. With so little to go off, will the truth of what happened to Stephanie ever be discovered?

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This week, Savannah changes things up a bit. On this episode, Savannah explores the strange and twisting case of Natalia Grace. She was adopted by the Barnett family in 2010. Later, the Barnett family claimed Natalia was actually an adult who attempted to kill them. And it only gets stranger from there. Listen as Savannah runs through the whole story and the many mysteries still remaining in this case.

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October 28, 2007, Stacy Peterson disappeared and is still missing to this day. Savannah explores this tragic case and the events that led up to her disappearance and where it stands today. Drew Peterson, Stacy's husband, is still the leading suspect and is currently in prison for the murder of his third wife, Kathleen Savio, who was found lifeless in a bathtub only 3 years before Stacy's disappearance.

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On March 11th, 2014, Danielle Locklear was strangled by her crazed boyfriend Ja'Michael Malloy after she lied to him about being pregnant. Savannah breaks down how 15-year-old Danielle was reported missing and various suspects came and went, but ultimately Je'Michael confessed. Savannah explores the details the night that Danielle never made it back home and how Je'Michael enlisted his friend Dominic Lock to dispose of the body.

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In the final installment of HalloWeek, Savannah explores the disturbing and mysterious details of the Ice Box Murders. On June 23, 1965, Fred and Edwina Rogers were found dismembered and placed in their own fridge. Their son, Charles Rogers, was the main suspect in the case since he was missing from the home. The thing is, Charles is still missing to this day. Savannah dives deep into the little we know about the family, the gruesome details of the double-murder, and the mystery surrounding Charles' whereabouts.

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In the third of four stories for HalloWeek, Savannah discusses the infinite twists and turns of the Memphis Three. Three young boys were brutally murdered in Memphis, Tennessee on May 5, 1993. Three young teenagers were convicted of the crime, but not everyone is so sure that they are responsible. Savannah breaks down the many suspects close to the boys and how the three convicted -  Damien Echols, Jessie Misskelley, Jr. and Jason Baldwin - may have been wrongly accused.

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In the second of four disturbing HalloWeek episodes, Savannah finally explores the infamous Black Dahlia murder case. Elizabeth Short's brutal murder in Los Angeles remains one of the most baffling cases in modern history and has grabbed the public's attention for over 70 years. Savannah explore Elizabeth's life leading up to the murder, why the killer has never been found and the impact the case has had on Los Angeles.

Further reading:

http://blackdahlia.web.unc.edu/

https://stevehodel.com/

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In the first of four creepy stories for HalloWeek, Savannah explores the disturbing case of John List, the man who murdered his entire family then successfully hid from law enforcement for 18 years. On November 9th, 1971, John List systematically murdered his entire family then fled, leaving behind practically no trace of his past life. In 1989, 18 years after the horrific murders took place, John List was identified and arrested. Savannah explores the gruesome details of that fateful night and how John evaded capture for so long.

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On this week's episode, Savannah recounts the case of Norman McCaster who was found dismembered in the woods. His wife, Juatasha Denton-McCaster, barely attempted to cover her tracks before police discovered that she was Norman's true killer. Savannah explains how Norman was discovered, how police caught her, and the theory as to why she committed such a terrible act.

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