In 2003, Susan Wright was charged with the murder of her husband, Jeffrey Wright, whose body was discovered in the couple’s backyard with 193 stab wounds. 

Susan claimed self defense. 

The details of this one will have you wondering what the truth really is. 

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On the morning of February 10, 1996, Jerry and JoAnn awoke to find Tanya gone. Although Jerry initially thought it was another instance of his daughter running away, he grew nervous after a few days and officially filed her as a missing person on February 14, Valentine’s Day. But Thomas had come up with a plan to get Tanya to leave her home for good. This is the story of Tanya Kach.

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On the morning of September 4, 2023, Noah's body was discovered on the side of Highway 81 in rural Jefferson County, Oklahoma. A passing trucker reported finding him lying in a fetal position, wearing mismatched shoes, and suffering from severe injuries. Initially, law enforcement suspected a hit-and-run accident, but as details emerged, the case became increasingly suspicious.

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Ruth Finley was 47 years old when she began receiving strange calls and letters from someone who threatened and stalked her. Later on she was also abducted by this person stalking her who earned the nickname “the poet” for the strange rhymes and poems in the letters Ruth received.  

Ruth’s story is a crazy one. Buckle up.  

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As a young teenager, Daniel LaPlante did a lot of horrible things… he broke into homes, stalked a young girl, secretly lived in the same home with a family he terrorized, and committed horrific murders.

In today’s episode, we talk about Daniel LaPlante’s disturbing case and also address some urban legends surrounding this case as well.  

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Lena Chapin, Gary's step-daughter, confessed to her previous step-father, and current uncle, that her mother had murdered Gary. Not long after that, Lena herself went missing and was never heard from again. This was all too convenient for the mother, Sandy. Am I right? Listen to this episode to learn more.

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Today’s episode is a 2 for 1! A two-fer! 

The first case is about Carlina White. Carlina was kidnapped at birth and did not find out until she became pregnant with her own baby and needed a copy of her birth certificate. 

The second case is about the Jim Twins. Two brothers who were separated at birth and found each other almost 40 years later.  

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Cari Farver was a 37-year-old woman from Iowa who had a quick fling with Dave Kroupa of Omaha, Nebraska in October 2012 — and two weeks later, she vanished, never to be seen again. The complex craziness that actually took place in this case never ceases to amaze me.

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On November 9th, 1971 the List family was found brutally murdered in their New Jersey mansion. All that was left behind by the murderer was a disturbing letter. 

Police noticed that the family photos had been altered. John List, the husband and father, had been cut out from all family photos. He was also nowhere to be found in the home. John wouldn’t be discovered until almost 20 years later. 

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At the time of her disappearance, Courtney Holden was living in a home with her son, her adoptive mother, Judy, and her adoptive brother, Joshua. Many knew about the abuse Courtney was experiencing, but Courtney never received the help she so desperately needed.

Judy and Joshua were known to refer to Courtney as “Cindy” – short for “Cinderella” – in reference to the amount of household chores they made her do. 

A neighbor recalls seeing her leave the house, carrying a large duffel bag. Judy had chased after her, telling her to come back, to which Courtney had responded, “I’m not staying here anymore.” The incident ended with Joshua forcibly picking Courtney up and carrying her back inside the residence. This was the last time Courtney was seen.

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