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A North Andover police officer is shot in her own home by her own colleagues while they were serving her an emergency restraining order. What really happened on June 30, 2025? New mom Kelsey Fitzsimmons was battling postpartum depression when her world collapsed in one afternoon — losing her baby, her fiancé, her dog, and nearly her life.

We break down the full timeline, explosive trial testimony, the disputed “click” moment Deep dive into postpartum depression, betrayal trauma, red flags in high-speed relationships, and major system failures.

True crime meets mental health reality. One of the most heartbreaking cop-on-cop cases of 2026.

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Pennsylvania has been the scene of some of the most shocking and disturbing true crime cases in the United States. In this video, we’re covering the Top 5 most insane murder cases in Pennsylvania — cases involving deception, mystery, and unbelievable crimes that made headlines across the country.

From small towns to big cities, these Pennsylvania true crime stories will leave you speechless.

If you enjoy true crime documentaries, unsolved mysteries, and crime stories, make sure to follow for more weekly true crime videos.

Comment below which case shocked you the most.

18-year-old Savanah Soto was nine months pregnant with her first baby, Fabian, when she and boyfriend Matthew Guerra vanished the night before her scheduled induction. Three days later their bodies were found inside a gray Kia Optima in a San Antonio apartment parking lot — both executed at close range. Their unborn son died with them.

In this episode, Dana and Chloe unpack the heartbreaking true crime case of Savanah Soto, Matthew Guerra, and baby Fabian. From the couple’s turbulent three-year relationship — including a documented brutal Christmas Day 2022 assault caught on Ring camera, a restraining order Matthew violated, and Savanah’s own petition to have it removed while pregnant — to the red flags everyone around them saw but couldn’t stop.

We break down the minute-by-minute timeline backed by surveillance footage, GPS data, and cell-phone evidence that led straight to 19-year-old Christopher Preciado. You’ll hear the latest from his ongoing capital murder trial in Bexar County (as of March 2026), the defense’s self-defense claim, and the devastating family impact after Savanah had already lost her younger brother Ethan to gun violence just 19 months earlier.

This isn’t just another recap. We go deep into the psychology of trauma bonding, why so many women return to their abusers, the power imbalance of the four-year age gap, and how grief and pregnancy can trap survivors in dangerous cycles. Plus real prevention insights every listener needs to hear.

⚠️ Content Warning: Graphic details of domestic violence, pregnancy loss, and homicide.

🛡️ Resources:National Domestic Violence Hotline → 1-800-799-7233 or text START to 88788

Drop a comment: Have you ever seen red flags in someone else’s relationship that they couldn’t?

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In this episode, we explore the five most bizarre and disturbing murder cases in Colorado history. From shocking investigations and unsolved mysteries to high-profile cases that made national headlines, these Colorado true crime stories remain some of the strangest cases ever investigated in the state.

This episode is part of our state-by-state true crime series, where we break down the most insane and unbelievable murder cases across the United States.

If you enjoy true crime documentaries, criminal psychology, unsolved cases, and real investigation stories, this podcast is for you.

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In this episode, we explore the most bizarre and disturbing true crime cases in Oregon history. From serial killers and unsolved mysteries to cases that shocked entire communities, these stories remain some of the strangest crimes ever investigated in the Pacific Northwest.

This episode is part of our state-by-state true crime series, where we break down the most insane and unbelievable murder cases in each state.

Cases discussed in this episode include serial killers, unsolved murders, and shocking investigations that still raise questions today.

If you enjoy true crime documentaries, criminal psychology, and real investigation stories, this series is for you.

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In this episode, we explore the five most bizarre murder cases in Arizona history. From shocking investigations to disturbing crimes that left communities searching for answers, these cases remain some of the strangest in the state.

This episode is part of our state-by-state true crime series, where we break down the most insane and unbelievable murder cases across the United States.

If you enjoy true crime documentaries, criminal psychology, and real investigation stories, this series is for you.

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On a sunny Friday afternoon in 2011, 27-year-old realtor Ashley Okland was shot twice inside a model townhome during an open house in West Des Moines, Iowa. No robbery. No major clues left behind. Just gone—in broad daylight, in a place that was supposed to feel safe. For fifteen years her family lived in agonizing limbo while detectives chased thousands of leads that went nowhere. Then, on March 17, 2026, an arrest finally came.
In this episode, we sit with the red flags the real estate industry ignored for too long, the betrayal when danger comes from inside the professional circle you trust, and the quiet strength of a family that refused to let hope die. Ashley’s story isn’t just about a murder that stayed cold—it’s about what happens when everyday routines become deadly, and how one woman’s light still shines through an inclusive playground built in her name years later.

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In this episode of Red Flags and Body Bags, we take a deep dive into the shocking case of Kouri Richins — the Utah mother and real estate investor accused of poisoning her husband, Eric Richins.

After Eric’s sudden death in March 2022, Kouri appeared to be a grieving widow. She even wrote and promoted a children’s book about coping with loss. But as investigators began digging deeper, the story surrounding Eric’s death became far more complicated.

Prosecutors allege that Eric Richins was poisoned with a lethal dose of fentanyl inside the family’s home. As the investigation unfolded, authorities uncovered alleged financial motives, suspicious purchases, and a series of events that raised serious questions about what really happened that night.

Now, years later, the case has reached trial.

In this episode, we break down:

• The timeline leading up to Eric Richins’ death
• The children’s book that drew national attention
• The financial and legal issues surrounding the couple
• Key evidence prosecutors say links Kouri to the crime
• And where the case stands today

With a trial now underway, the final outcome is still unknown — but the story continues to unfold

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In this powerful episode of Victim’s Voices, Abbey Schaefer shares her story of surviving DV and SA during her college years.

What started as a relationship built on charm and attention slowly became isolation, control, fear, and abuse. Abbey walks us through the red flags she didn’t see at first, the escalation that followed, and what it took to break free from someone she once trusted.

This episode contains discussions of DV and SA.

Abbey’s story is not just about survival — it’s about reclaiming her voice.

If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, help is available. In the U.S., you can contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or visit thehotline.org.

 This is Victim’s Voices — where survivors speak, and we listen.

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On a warm summer night in 2012, 16-year-old Skylar Neese climbed out of her bedroom window for what she thought was a late-night hangout with her closest friends. She never came home. What began as an ordinary teen outing in small-town West Virginia turned into one of the most shocking betrayals in true crime history. Lured into the woods by two girls she trusted, Skylar was brutally stabbed to death in a chilling act of premeditated violence—and her body wouldn’t be discovered for over six months. In this episode, we unpack the disappearance, the twisted friendship dynamics, the investigation that followed, and the heartbreaking courtroom revelations that revealed how jealousy, social pressures, and adolescent secrets led to a senseless murder. Join us as we explore not just the crime, but the legacy Skylar’s story left behind. #skylarneese #truecrime #truecrimestory #friendslikethese #crimestory

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