Felipe Santos went missing in October of 2003 from Naples, Florida. In January of 2004, Terrance Williams also went missing in Naples. Their disappearances have a few things in common, but what sticks out the most is that they were both arrested by the same Collier County deputy right before they vanished. Join Jasmine and Megan as they align the stories that are too bizarre to be coincidental. For a list of sources used to craft this episode, visit: https://www.SidelineSleuths.com/sources

Jane Pritchard was murdered in Delaware in 1986. Thirty years later, so was Jimmy Leager. Unfortunately, investigators have not been able to solve either of these crimes. Before, between, and after those two murders, other cases also went cold. In the United States, only about 20% of cold cases ever get cleared. Join Jasmine and Megan as they present the facts on a handful of cold cases in the state Delaware. For a list of sources used to craft this episode, visit: https://www.SidelineSleuths.com/sources

In January of 2019, a medical examiner in Bexar County Texas concluded that Nichol Olsen murdered her two young daughters before fatally shooting herself. It should've been open and shut, but it's not. The sheriff there isn't ready to close the investigation, and thinks someone else murdered Nichol and her girls. Join Jasmine and Megan as they share the details of this tragedy and question if it really is a triple murder. For a list of sources used to craft this episode, visit: https://www.SidelineSleuths.com/sources

In the early 1990s, Allentown, Pennsylvania was terrorized by a serial rapist and killer. Police and the public would learn later that the rage-filled man behind the attacks was barely a man at all, he was a teenager. Join Jasmine and Megan as discuss the crimes committed by Harvey Miguel Robinson, one of the youngest serial killers in American History. For a list of sources used to craft this episode, visit: https://www.SidelineSleuths.com/sources

When Lanessa Roosa went missing, she was 21-years-old, a mother to a young daughter, and a fugitive. For nearly a year, what happened to her and where she was remained a mystery. Today, much of it still does. Join Jasmine and Megan as they discuss the puzzling events leading up to Lanessa's disappearance and just how far that mystery might go. For a list of sources used to craft this episode, visit: https://www.SidelineSleuths.com/sources

Skylar Burnley went missing in June of 2016 near Brandon, Mississippi. The story told by the people who saw him last never quite made sense and eventually proved to be impossible. Despite it not adding up, Sky has never been found and no one was charged for anything related to his disappearance.  Where did Sky go? Did his so-called friends set him up? If they didn't, what else could have happened to him? Join Jasmine and Megan as they try to make sense of the events on the day Sky went missing. For a list of sources used to craft this episode, visit: https://www.SidelineSleuths.com/sources

[PART 2] Jesse Hollywood was looking for Ben Markowitz when he happened upon his younger brother, Nick, instead. Though Nick had nothing to do with the conflict between the two, he was abducted and eventually murdered because of it. Join Jasmine and Megan as they share the story of how this spur-of-the-moment retaliation resulted in the death of an innocent kid who was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. For a list of sources used to craft this episode, visit: https://www.SidelineSleuths.com/sources

[PART 1] Nick Markowitz was 15-years-old when he was abducted in broad daylight in West Hills, California. A conflict had been brewing for months between his older brother, Ben, and someone they once considered a friend. Nick was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. Join Jasmine and Megan as they share the story of how this feud escalated and then spiraled out of control. For a list of sources used to craft this episode, visit: https://www.SidelineSleuths.com/sources

The Federal Bureau of Investigation maintains a list of their Top Ten Most Wanted Fugitives, the guys the Bureau would most like to capture. On that list right now are two murderers with Arizona ties who have managed to elude law enforcement since the early 2000s. Are they dead or alive today? Join Jasmine and Megan as they talk about the facts of two Arizona cases with known perpetrators who still haven't been brought to justice. For a list of sources used to craft this episode, visit: https://www.SidelineSleuths.com/sources