In this episode, we take you deep into two dark cases that shook America—cases filled with mystery, unanswered questions, and evidence that puzzled investigators for decades.
First, we dive into the brutal tragedy of Lizzie Borden, one of the most infamous murder cases of the 19th century. With 40 axe blows to her stepmother and 41 to her father, the Borden home became one of the most horrifying crime scenes in Massachusetts. Yet despite all eyes pointing to Lizzie, there was no blood, no proven weapon, and no witnesses. A case so chaotic that the jury ultimately couldn't reach certainty.
Then, we jump nearly a century forward to Arkansas, where Pamela Faye Falcons, a mother of two, was found murdered in a gruesome manner in 1990. The investigation stalled for 18 years—until modern DNA technology uncovered truths that were once impossible to reach.
The first case may forever remain unsolved.
The second finally found its killer through forensic genealogy—a method no one could have imagined at the time.


This episode includes AI-generated content.