In March 2014, 8-year-old Relisha Rudd vanished while living with her family at a homeless shelter in Washington, D.C. What began as a routine school attendance concern quickly unraveled into a devastating missing-child investigation involving conflicting family accounts, institutional failures, and a shelter employee who was not who he claimed to be.

In this episode, we walk through the confirmed timeline of Relisha’s disappearance — from the last verified sightings, to surveillance footage, police findings, and the disturbing discoveries that followed. We separate what is documented and verified from what remains disputed, and examine how Relisha slipped through the cracks of multiple systems meant to protect her.

Relisha Rudd has never been found.

If you have any information, please review her official missing persons poster and contact authorities.

🔗 Relisha Rudd – National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

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•  Metropolitan Police Department (D.C.): 202-265-9100
•  NCMEC: 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678)
•  FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI

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In part two of The Vienna Woods Killer, we follow how investigators finally zeroed in on Jack Unterweger—a celebrated writer and “rehabilitated” ex-con who was secretly hunting sex workers across Austria and Los Angeles. From a retired detective’s hunch and a terrified survivor in Graz to suspicious license plates, DNA, and matching ligature knots, this episode breaks down how police connected the Vienna Woods murders, the L.A. cases, and Jack’s carefully crafted public persona.

We’ll dive into Jack’s background, his time in prison, the literary fame that helped free him, and the trial that exposed him as a serial killer hiding in plain sight.

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Part 1 explores the early victims, crime scenes, and unexplained murders stretching from Austria to Los Angeles. We break down where the bodies were found, how the women were identified, and why police couldn’t yet connect the cases. The investigations stalled before anyone understood what they were dealing with.

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Tiffany Eichor was trying to rebuild her life after leaving an abusive relationship, moving back home with her parents in Beggs, Oklahoma for support and safety. But one night, the family’s home fell silent, and investigators were left with a case that pointed far beyond a small-town tragedy. Allegations soon involved a criminal defense attorney and her former client — a connection that stunned the community.

• All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

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• Text “START” to 88788

You deserve safety. You deserve support. You deserve to be believed.

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In a haunting episode of "Shall We Brew?", the stories of Jennifer Still and the Greaves family—Heather, Lisa, and young Avery—are woven together by the obsession of John Eichinger. Jennifer’s brutal murder leads investigators to Eichinger, whose violent spree mirrors her fate. The episode unveils how rejection can transform into a chilling delusion, illustrating the devastating consequences of obsession and vengeance. "Shall We Brew?" honors the lives lost, compelling listeners to confront the dark realities of these tragic events.

0:08 The Mask of Horror

2:00 Welcome to Shall We Brew

4:45 The Life of Jennifer Still

10:30 A Triple Tragedy

15:31 Connections Unveiled

19:28 Confessions of a Killer

25:01 The Trial of John Eichinger

27:54 The Aftermath and Reflection

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When 23-year-old Chandler Halderson told everyone he was graduating from Madison College and heading to SpaceX, his parents believed him. Then Bart and Krista Halderson disappeared over Fourth of July weekend, 2021. What began as a missing-persons search in DeForest, Wisconsin, turned into one of the state’s most shocking murder cases—pieced together through digital forensics, Snapchat location data, and a mountain of lies. In this episode, we trace the timeline, evidence, trial, and the moment a father said, “I spoke to Omar”.

Content warning: family homicide, dismemberment, and graphic investigative detail. Listener discretion advised.

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She was a young mother fighting for custody — and for her life.

When 24-year-old Alyssa Burkett pulled into work that October morning, she didn’t know she was being watched. Hidden beneath her car was a secret that would expose a terrifying obsession — and a plan that no one saw coming.

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A dream honeymoon in the Mediterranean turned into a nightmare at sea. In July 2005, 26-year-old newlywed George Smith vanished from the Royal Caribbean cruise ship Brilliance of the Seas — leaving behind blood on a lifeboat canopy and a trail of unanswered questions. This episode dives into one of the most haunting cruise ship mysteries in modern history — from the chaotic final hours inside Cabin 9062 to the suspicious passengers, missing money, and chilling evidence.

• If you have information about George Smith’s disappearance, please contact 1-844-651-1936 or email [email protected].

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Disclaimer: This episode discusses real events and public allegations. No one has been charged or convicted in connection with George Smith’s disappearance. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

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In this episode we uncover the chilling case of Mary Catherine Edwards—a vibrant and beloved teacher from Texas. For over 20 years, her murder remained unsolved. Decades later, a groundbreaking DNA match would finally bring her killer to justice. Join us as we listen to a victim's testimony and explore the twists, turns, and heartbreaking details of this case.

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On New Year's in New Orleans, a celebration turned to chaos when a violent attack shocked the city. In this episode, we dive into the details of the horrifying events, exploring what happened, the impact on the community, and the ongoing investigation. From eyewitness accounts to police reports, we uncover the chilling truths behind this tragic incident.

Links to the victim’s GoFundMe pages are below, you can also donate directly to Greater New Orleans Foundation

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GoFundMe links:

• Drew Dauphin
• Billy DiMaio
• Kareem Badawi
• Nicole Perez
• Hubert Gauthreaux
• Matthew Tenedorio
• Elliot Wilkinson
• Terrence Kennedy
• Reggie Hunter

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