Nightshift with Andrea Up Late

#Season 3 Episode 6

Season 3 Episode 5

Project Runway. BDSM. A scream. A call to 911.

Dispatchers arrive to the million dollar, three story rowhouse in an esteemed neighborhood in Washington, DC. They walk the stairs to the second floor where they find three men in white bathrobes...and the lifeless body of Robert Wone.

The victim had been stabbed and resuscitation efforts began. But not much blood is found. The standing men appeared freshly showered. And most eerily calm.

Robert Wone arrived at the house for company and a place to sleep that night, unaware that before even midnight, his life would be gone.

Come over to Nightshift and join Andrea Up Late and Brian Sanders as they discuss this most bizarre, unsolved murder. Learn the basis of the case before we dive into part 2. There we will talk about WHERE DNA was found, WHAT DNA was found, and most importantly, WHOSE it was.

And we will be sprinkling in a hefty dose of BDSM.

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Season 3 Episode 4:

And after over a decade, a beautiful new development.

In August of 2001, the Candlestick Mobile Home Park was full of family gatherings. Neighbors helped other neighbors when necessary. Cookouts took place. Every child there knew every other child. It was a community of friends and family, but no one knew the evil lurking just next door.

That August, 11 year old Shannon Paulk spent her day making the rounds through the trailer park, looking for anyone that would play with her on one of the last few summer days before the new school year.

Unfortunately, she found someone. We just don't know who.

Shannon never returned home that day, and was not seen again until rabbit hunters stumbled upon a torn trash bag in the woods. Inside was evidence a sinister event had taken place.

Join Andrea Up Late and Brian Sanders on Nightshift as they cover this still unsolved murder.

Do names like Halloween Man and Root Beer Man give you the creeps? What about the other neighbor that wasn't graced with a nickname, but should never be around children again? Maybe Candlestick wasn't what they thought Candlestick was afterall.

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#shannonpaulk #shaeross #teresadale #candlestick #abduction #murder #rootbeer #truecrime #serial #alabama

Jennifer Corbin was a mother of two young boys, had a supportive family, and a husband successful in his profession as a dentist. She lived in a large home in an affluent suburb of Atlanta, and had never expressed thoughts of self harm. So her family and friends were shocked one morning in 2004, to hear that her 7 year old son found Jennifer's lifeless body in the bed, a single gunshot wound to her blonde head. No one could believe or understand why she had taken her own life. After all, a tumultuous divorce shouldn't have caused this action. She had plans to move forward with her life.

But a call to the local police tip line from a stranger changed the direction of this investigation. Armed with new, and alarming, information, two different agencies began questioning all they thought they once had right. But now, the case goes back another 14 years, to an entirely different- "suicidal woman."

Join Andrea Up Late and Brian Sanders as they comb through this case of "staging" turned stagnant.

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#murder #atlanta #dentist #truecrime #nightshift #bartcorbin #jennifercorbin #dollyhearne #staging #homicide #UGA

*warning to Cathy’s loved ones, a brief description of the crime to follow*

It was Christmas of 1993, and the very small town of Monticello, Iowa, was embracing the holiday season.

Cathy Jo Bohlken was a young mother who divided her time between college classes, caring for her son, and working at the family owned convenience store. Christmas weekend was no different. But when Cathy didn’t show up to work one morning, her family was in for devastating news.

Cathy was alone in her home, lying face down in her bedroom, with a bag over her head and 54 stab wounds to her back and head. Duct tape bound her hands and other parts of her body.

Who could have done this?

Time marched on and eventually an aquaintance was charged after his DNA matched the sample investigators had taken from the scene. But that was all. There was no other physical evidence. That teenage boy was acquitted and nothing has come of the case since.

This murder seemed to divide a town. DNA evidence is solid, and can be a smoking gun. But there were questions as to how it was handled, and if it was a match after all…there were whispers of local corruption, a passing through stranger, and even the lead officer on the case submitted blood for testing. Wait, what??

Join Andréa Up Late and Brian Sanders on Nightshift while they discuss in detail this case that is…well, solved or not? Tell us what you think.

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#iowa #monticello #police #murder #serial #bohlken #martinko #nightshift #parabonnanolabs #nurse #truecrime

Season 2 Episode 39

Unlike most cases we cover, Nightshift revisited a case located in Australia.

An Australian nurse that secretly spoke Russian, garment stitching not used in Australia at the time, cigarettes in an odd box, and a book of poetry written in Farsi...what could this all mean?

In 1948, the body of a man was seen lying on the beach in Adelaide. While first thought to be someone that had a long night out, police were eventually called to the scene as it was realized he was deceased. Dressed in slacks, a white shirt, jacket, and tie, the gentleman had zero noticeable wounds, nor were there any obvious signs of foul play.

But an autopsy revealed bizarre findings. His spleen was three times the normal size, and his organs were congested with blood. While initially whispers of suicide, quickly poisoning became a theory. But- there was no vomit or blood around his body, and his shoes were gleaming with polish, indicating he had likely not walked to the location where he was found.

We talk rare physical anomalies, double agents, calves belonging to a ballerina, and a tiny rolled up piece of paper in his pocket....wait until you hear what it's from.

His briefcase was located in a train station a year later. OH - and juicy fruit gum?

Join Andrea Up Late and Brian Sanders as they discuss this unidentified man. Or is he? In 2022, genetic testing revealed he had been identified, but was that testing valid? So what do you think? Espionage? Murder? Suicide? And is he who they think he is?

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#somerton #espionage #doubleagent #cypher #nightshift #truecrime #foxglove #poison #deathmask #australia #adelaide

Season 2 Episode 38:

February of 2005 was bitterly cold in Philadelphia. On the night of the 19, long time friends and romantic acquaintances, Danielle Imbo and Richard Petrone, were enjoying a last minute plan to bar hop with friends. After considering a date for the following weekend, the two said goodbye to their friends, and Richard expressed that he would drive Danielle home. But they never made it. To this day, Richard, Danielle, and the vehicle they were driving have never been seen again.

Danielle had a toddler son at the time, and Richard was a single father to a teenage daughter.

But what in the world could have happened?

Join Andrea and Brian as they get in the world of pill mills, gang activity, and a particularly jealous ex husband. Do YOU know what happened to them?

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