This episode chronicles the case of Jane Furlong, a young mother who disappeared in New Zealand in 1993. The investigation, dubbed Operation Darlia, initially yielded no leads, but after 19 years, Furlong’s skeletal remains were discovered on a remote beach. The article explores the numerous leads and suspects police pursued over the years, including Furlong’s boyfriend and a man she was set to testify against. It emphasizes the enduring impact of Furlong’s disappearance on her family and friends, while highlighting the ongoing effort by the police to find her killer. The article also promotes a podcast called “A Moment in Crime,” which dedicates an episode to the Furlong case and explores other high-profile crimes in New Zealand.

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The sources recount the arrest of Paul Park, who is accused of fatally shooting Alyssa Lokits while she was exercising on the Mill Creek Greenway in Nashville. The investigation revealed Park allegedly followed Lokits before attacking her and leaving her near the tree line. Police used a dashcam video, a partial license plate, and the recognition of Park by a detective who had worked a previous case involving his twin brother to identify him. The sources also discuss the city's consideration of implementing license plate readers to potentially expedite future investigations.

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The episode is an overview of notorious criminals in South Dakota, outlining their crimes and the impact they had on the state. It highlights individuals like Robert LeRoy Anderson, known as The Duct Tape Killer, who was convicted of murder and ultimately died by suicide in prison. The text also mentions Jerome Brudos, known as The Lust Killer, who, while born in South Dakota, committed his crimes in Oregon. The text further details the involvement of John Dillinger, a notorious bank robber who committed crimes in South Dakota as part of his gang's rampage spree. The epsiode concludes with a brief discussion of South Dakota's true crime history, including a mention of the Murder Accountability Project, Project: Cold Case, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which provide resources for learning about crimes in the state.

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Amy Billig's disappearance in 1974 remains one of Florida's most enduring missing persons cases. The 17-year-old high school student was last seen hitchhiking in Coconut Grove, Florida, and despite extensive investigations and numerous leads, her whereabouts are unknown. The case has been plagued by unconfirmed theories, including abduction by a motorcycle gang, and a deathbed confession implicating a member of The Pagans Motorcycle Club in her murder. Despite these leads, no physical evidence has been found to confirm her death, and her disappearance remains a mystery.

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The sources recount the trial of a father, stepmother, and uncle accused of murdering a 10-year-old girl. The prosecution alleges that the girl suffered prolonged abuse resulting in her death, with all three defendants sharing responsibility for her injuries and ultimate demise. The case relies heavily on evidence of severe physical abuse inflicted on the child, including bite marks, fractures, and burn injuries. The prosecution argues that the defendants' claims of ignorance or individual responsibility are implausible, considering the extent of the abuse and the family's subsequent flight to Pakistan after the girl's death.

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Tabatha Tozzi was murdered on April 22, 2023 by her boyfriend, Oswaldo Natanahel Perez-Sanchez, who remains at large. The sources detail the events leading up to Tozzi's death, including a heated argument in her car that ended in her being shot in the head. Tozzi was kept on life support for two days before being pronounced brain dead. Perez-Sanchez fled the scene and has not been seen since. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) and the FBI are investigating the case and offering a reward for information leading to his arrest. Friends and family of Tozzi are holding a gathering to remember her life one year after her death and continue to advocate for justice.

Anyone with information can contact LVMPD's Homicide Section at (702) 828-3521 or, to remain anonymous, Crime Stoppers at (702) 385-5555.

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The episode describes a complex case of catfishing, a form of online deception, that lasted nearly a decade. Kirat Assi, a radio presenter, was manipulated by her cousin, Simran Bhogal, who created a false persona named Bobby Jandu, a fictitious doctor. The deception extended to a network of fake friends and involved stealing the identity of a real doctor, Bobby Jandu, who lived in Brighton. The story highlights the emotional toll of catfishing and the inadequate response of institutions like the police to such online harms. A new Netflix documentary, Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare, based on the investigative podcast, explores the case in depth, emphasizing the psychological manipulation and its far-reaching impact on Assi's personal life and community. The text also examines the motivation behind such deception and the challen

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The episode explores the mysterious and disturbing phenomenon of cattle mutilations, focusing on the experiences of two ranchers, Mat Carter and M.T. Anderson. The article highlights the strange circumstances surrounding these mutilations, including the lack of blood and signs of struggle, and explores various theories about the perpetrators, ranging from UFOs to cults. The article points out that despite numerous investigations and reports, the cause of these mutilations remains unsolved.

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Rex Heuermann, an architect suspected in the Gilgo Beach killings, allegedly created a detailed document outlining his methods for selecting, killing, and disposing of victims. This document, recovered from Heuermann's home, provides investigators with substantial evidence. The document covers a wide range of topics including the preparation of victims' bodies, methods to avoid apprehension, and the removal of trace DNA. The document is believed to represent Heuermann's "self-education and 'homework'" on carrying out serial murders, showcasing his meticulous planning and obsessive attention to detail.

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The episode describes the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old Black man, by three white men in Georgia. It details the events leading up to the shooting, including Arbery's encounter with the men, their pursuit of him, and the subsequent altercation that led to Arbery's death. The episode further examines the local authorities' handling of the case, which was criticized for its lack of swift action and for potential racial bias, and the subsequent arrests, trial, and convictions of the three men. Finally, it highlights the impact of the case, including the passage of hate crimes legislation in Georgia and the establishment of "Ahmaud Arbery Day" to commemorate the event and advocate for racial justice.

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