A grief book after a suspicious death. A murder investigation tied to a staged scene. And a woman missing for decades suddenly found alive.

This week’s headlines prove sometimes the story told… isn’t the truth investigators uncover.

This week on Bite Me, Sierra breaks down the true crime stories everyone is talking about and the details raising serious questions.

A Utah children’s book author Kouri Richins is accused of poisoning her husband before publishing a book about grief. Investigators say a supposed home invasion may have been staged after a worship leader Caleb Flynn is charged with his wife’s murder. Major developments emerge in the death of teenager Anna Kepner aboard a cruise ship, and a missing mother discovered alive after 24 years is suddenly taken into custody.

Plus, a continuing update on the search for Nancy Guthrie as her family offers a $1 million reward for information.

Each week, Bite Me covers what’s trending, what’s alleged, and what’s raising eyebrows in true crime, all in one bite-sized serving.

Take everything with context, skepticism, and care.

That’s your bite, besties. Stay sharp.