Chris shares some near brushes with death while on duty and Colleen describes how she narrowly escaped being captured by a serial killer. 

Chris's niece, Maddy Jensen,  was scammed by someone she met through an online dating site.  Maddy joins us to share her story and Chris tops off the episode with an outrageous catfish tale from her case files. 

Chris describes a dangerous and volatile case from her career to vividly illustrate why so many police officers lose their lives responding to domestic violence calls. 

Sgt. Dawn Higgins received a frantic call from her sister.  Her brother-in-law was pointing a gun at her and their two small children were in the house. Dawn called 911  and left her flip phone open when she responded to the situation.  On this recorded call, you will hear a play-by-play of what occurred.  Be sure to listen to All In The Family Part 1 before you listen to this episode.  

In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month,  we are featuring an interview with Chris's best friend, retired Sgt Dawn Higgins.  Dawn details a harrowing,  highly dangerous domestic incident that she was involved in concerning her sister. 

A young man is reported missing.  Chris is called to a wooded area where a body had been burned.  Could the two be related?     

Chris walks us through her first homicide and describes how that experience influenced the way she investigates murders.  

Chris learned how to become a great homicide detective by working as a street officer.  Not only did those experiences teach Chris valuable lessons, but they also happen to be some of her most interesting stories. 

Chris recounts a homicide she solved early in her career that surprisingly involved  "one of her own." 

In 1976, in Austin, Texas, four women up and vanished within six months.  Chris believes the cases are linked and the suspect is a serial killer.