Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon, two Dutch women, vanished in Panama in 2014 during a hiking trip. Their belongings, including a backpack with their cameras and phones, were discovered weeks later, revealing unusual photographic evidence taken in the dark and a series of failed emergency calls. The subsequent discovery of skeletal remains confirmed their deaths, but the exact circumstances surrounding their disappearance and demise remain a mystery, despite extensive investigation. The case is notable for the strange photographic evidence found on their camera and the puzzling nature of the skeletal remains. Numerous inconsistencies and unanswered questions continue to fuel speculation about what happened to the two young women.

Ivan Milat, Australia's notorious serial killer, died at age 74. His conviction in 1996 for the murders of seven backpackers in Belanglo State Forest, a case that captivated international attention, is highlighted. However, his death leaves several other unsolved disappearances and potential crimes unresolved, including suspicions of involvement in the disappearance of three women near Newcastle. The article explores the details of his crimes, family history marked by lawlessness, and the lasting impact of his horrific acts on the Australian psyche. Speculation surrounding accomplices and the possibility of additional victims also persists.

Christa Gilley a successful physical therapist and mother of two, was murdered in October 2024. Her husband, Lee Gilley, is charged with capital murder, with the prosecution alleging strangulation. Lee's online activity revealed a concerning fixation on traditional gender roles and distrust of women in the workplace, preceding the murder. The investigation determined Christa's death was a homicide, not a suicide as Lee initially claimed. Lee has been released on a $1 million bond, with conditions preventing contact with his children, pending his arraignment.

This episode recounts the timeline of events surrounding the disappearance and death of Michael Shaver. The narrative details his troubled marriage to Laurie Shaver, marked by domestic violence accusations and a contentious separation. It follows the progression of the investigation into Michael's disappearance, beginning with a missing person report and culminating in the discovery of his remains buried under a concrete slab on the couple's property. Laurie Shaver became the prime suspect and was ultimately arrested and charged with his murder. The account also highlights the involvement of Michael's family and friends in the search and their delayed reporting to authorities.

Mike Williams 2000 disappearance in Florida was initially believed to be an accidental drowning during a duck hunting trip. His remains weren't discovered until 2017, leading to the arrest and conviction of his wife, Denise Williams, for his murder. The investigation was initially hampered by a lack of evidence and conflicting accounts, including the possibility of an alligator attack. However, a subsequent investigation, spurred by the suspicious circumstances and a later kidnapping incident involving Denise and her accomplice (and eventual husband) Brian Winchester, uncovered the truth. Winchester confessed to the murder, implicating Denise in the plot, resulting in Denise's life sentence for conspiracy to commit murder, although her murder conviction was later overturned.

John Poulos, a 35-year-old American man, is the prime suspect in the murder of his Colombian girlfriend, Valentina Trespalacios. Evidence suggests a history of domestic violence and jealousy leading up to the murder, including Poulos hiring a private investigator to follow Trespalacios. Poulos was apprehended in Panama attempting to flee to Turkey, and Trespalacios's body was found in a suitcase. The prosecution is pursuing charges of aggravated femicide and evidence tampering, offering a plea bargain for a reduced sentence. The legal proceedings are ongoing, facing challenges including translator issues and threats against the defense attorney.

Karen Read is accused of manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend, John O'Keefe. The prosecution's case relies on a timeline showing Read's heavy drinking and erratic behavior the night O'Keefe died, along with physical evidence linking her car to the scene. However, the defense argues that new evidence, including a Google search on a witness's phone suggesting foul play by others, points to a different conclusion. The defense alleges a cover-up involving police and contends that O'Keefe's injuries indicate a fight, contradicting the initial autopsy report. The case hinges on conflicting accounts, forensic evidence, and the credibility of witnesses.

Missy Bevers, a fitness instructor, was murdered in 2016 at a church in Midlothian, Texas, before her early morning boot camp class. Surveillance footage shows a suspect in tactical gear entering the church. The investigation, involving local, state, and federal agencies, explored various leads, including those related to Missy's personal life and the alibis of those close to her. Despite a substantial reward and continued investigation, including forensic gait analysis, the case remains unsolved after several years. The impact on Missy’s family, particularly her three daughters and husband, has been profound.

Brian Cohee II, a 19-year-old Colorado man with a history of mental health issues, was found guilty of the first-degree murder and dismemberment of 69-year-old homeless man Warren Barnes. The trial explored Cohee's mental state, with conflicting expert testimony on whether he could distinguish right from wrong. Despite his defense's arguments of insanity, the jury found him guilty. Cohee's motive appears to have been a desire to commit murder, targeting a vulnerable individual he believed would not be missed. The case highlighted the tragic loss of Barnes' life and the complex interplay of mental illness and criminal culpability.

Staff Sergeant Nathan Paet, a U.S. Air Force member, was murdered in his garage. His wife, Michelle, initially claimed a good marriage, but investigators uncovered an affair between Michelle and Michael Rodriguez, a convicted felon. Michelle and Rodriguez conspired to kill Nathan for his life insurance, involving other accomplices. All involved were arrested and convicted, with Michelle and Rodriguez receiving life sentences. The Paet children now live in Guam with their grandparents.