In this episode, we will be discussing the mysterious missing person's case of Zack Lefave from Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada.

On December 31st, 2020, many of us said goodbye to the difficult and life altering year we suffered living through a global pandemic, and celebrated a new year full of anticipation and possibility. But, 2021 would have a grim start in the town of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, when a 20 year old man goes missing from a NYE party, just two days short of his 21st birthday, never to be seen again. This is the mysterious story of Zack Lefave. Wandering from the party just before midnight, Zack proceeded to make a slew of bizarre phone calls to his friends, and was seen soon after walking down the highway with no pants on, on a cold winter's night.

This is our first unsolved missing person's case. In this episode, we will hear from Kimberly Morton, the cousin of Zack Lefave and the family representative for the case. Kimberly will join us at the end of the episode for an interview regarding the perplexing circumstances that have a family still agonizing for answers, a year and a half later.

If you have any information about Zack Lefave and his potential whereabouts, please contact the Yarmouth RCMP at 902-742-9106, or leave an anonymous tip by calling Nova Scotia Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

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In this episode, we will be discussing the highly disturbing case of Russell Williams.

Russell was a highly respected member of the Canadian Armed Forces and to those around him he was viewed as a prestigious leader and hero. But Russell had a different side that laid deep beneath the guise of honor. Sexual sadism and murder. Russell would stalk the homes of women and little girls, lurking in their backyards before breaking in through doors and windows. From there, he would secretly take pictures of himself in the homes wearing the women’s bras and underwear. He also committed other disgusting, despicable acts while inside. He would then flee with their entire underwear collection.

The thrill from breaking and entering would no longer satisfy his urges. He would eventually victimize two women by raping them inside their homes, and victimize two more, Marie-France Comeau, and Jessica Lloyd, by murdering them in the coldest way possible. All the while, documenting his horrible acts with pictures and videos.

In this episode, we comb over the details within this twisted case, and also play clips from the famous interrogation. Another 3 hour episode to keep you busy! Thank you for listening!

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In this episode, Amanda and Kristen will be discussing the long and horrific story of sexual sadist and abductor, Ariel Castro. We discuss Ariel’s childhood and early life, how he became the demented person he was, and what led him to living a double life, full of sick and sinister secrets.

The three victims in this story are 21 year old Michelle Knight, 16 year old Amanda Berry, and 14 year old Gina Dejesus. We cover their lives and disappearances in detail, the living conditions of Ariel’s disgusting home, and the unspeakable things the girls were made to do.

This is the first story of our podcast with a happy ending. After 11 years held captive, all three girls finally escape, along with Amanda’s 6 year old daughter, Jocelyn, who she birthed during her captivity. The media exploded with coverage over this insane outcome, the community and the families of the girls were in utter disbelieve, and the verdict that Ariel Castro was slammed with was nothing short of cathartic.

We share where the girls are today, and what ultimately became of Ariel Castro. The episode caps off with the Charles Ramsey interview in song version, “Dead Giveaway” by the Gregory Brothers for your enjoyment.

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NOTE: Additional trigger warning for mention of suicide in this episode

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In this episode, Amanda will be telling us about the Porco family axe attack - the murder and attempted murder of Peter and Joan Porco. In the middle of the night, while sound asleep, this couple was viciously attacked with an axe. As usual, we will learn about the suspects involved, evidence and accusations, and we will also discuss the bizarre and inconceivable circumstances that occurred prior to and following the murder and attempted murder that destroyed a family and left many shocked and perplexed.

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In this episode, Kristen will be telling us about the Delphi Murders. This case went viral worldwide when 13 and 14. year old Abigail Williams and Liberty German were found brutally murdered in a wooded area after going for a walk on a trail. A photo, video and audio recording of the killer was released by Indiana State Police, sending the community into a frenzy wondering who could be responsible. Stunningly, this case remains unsolved. Join us in discussing the heartbreaking events that lead to the disappearance of the girls, where the case stands today and potential suspects linked to this case.

If you have any information that you think is important for law enforcement, please call the tip line: 844-459-5786 or email [email protected].

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In this episode, Amanda and Kristen will be discussing the case of the Central Park five. On April 19th, 1989, a woman named Trisha Meili was severely beaten, raped and sodomized until she was within inches of her life.

The attack and rape shocked the city and became one of the most publicized cases of the 1980s. Five Black and Hispanic boys from Harlem's names were plastered and slandered across every newspaper, and they were soon after charged and convicted of the crime. However, 13 years after the attack, the boys' convictions were overturned, when the perpetrator came forward and confessed. These boys, who are now men, became known as the Central Park 5 or the exonerated 5.

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