August 20, 1989 was a warm summer night in Beverly Hills, California, when a 911 call shook this affluent community.  Lyle Menéndez was on the other end of the line hysterically telling the operator, "Somebody killed my parents!"  Dispatchers were immediately on their way  to the sprawling mansion to investigate with umbrellas in hand.  The question turned to who committed such a brutal double slaying?  Was it José's mob ties or disgruntled  business partner or was it because of Kitty's addictions?  Listen to this long and twisted tale of parricide.

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In 2010, Michael Gayan was a 45-year-old man who had just ended a 14-year relationship and was not looking for love.  Love, however, found him.  After 5 years in the "new" relationship, Michael ended that relationship as well... that broken heart sought revenge.

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Mike LaCaze was two days from lifesaving surgery when his wife, Princess, called 911. She had returned home to find him dead on the floor. There was little at the scene to indicate who may have killed the cowboy, but when the truth is revealed everyone who knew him was shocked!

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This week, we introduce you to Armond Chavez who later changed his name to Diazien Hossencofft.  He looked like the perfect catch... on paper.  That is at least what Girly Chew thought when she married him.  This man had quite the imagination.  He had so many lies that even we had a hard time keeping them all straight!  Was he as "perfect" as he seemed?  Hold onto your butts! 

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In April 2010, 911 operators in St. Paul received a call about a home invasion. When first responders arrived they found 25 year old Heidi Firkus shot in the back and her husband Nick Firkus shot in the leg.  Heidi did not survive. The scene seemed suspicious, but it would be eleven years before her killer was brought to justice

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Meta Jones was a middle-aged mother of four who finally found Mr. Right.  She was newly engaged to Milo Ross and was excited to begin a life with him.  Unfortunately, Milo's ex-wife had different plans for Meta's future...

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Tiana Notice did everything right.  She was smart, she was beautiful, she was involved in and gave back to her community, and she had a promising future.  She even followed the protocol when her ex-boyfriend began to stalk and harass her, however, the police that she expected to help protect her... did too little too late.  On February 14, 2009, Tiana was the one who ultimately paid the price

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Some singers are known by just one name: Elvis, Beyoncé, Usher, Madonna, Prince, Cher... and in the Tejano genre, it is Selena.  Selena Quintanilla Perez was at the top of the charts for nine years until her life was abruptly taken away

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In July 2015, Anthony Gibson’s family was worried about him.  They hadn’t heard from him for a few days and the Harpersville police department in Alabama was reluctant to believe the 20 year old man was "missing."  Once a body is discovered later that week, detectives had to change their investigation from a "runaway" to a homicide

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One hundred years ago, a woman named Emily Kaye fell in love with a tall and handsome man.  She got engaged and pregnant (not in that order).  Trouble was, her "one true love" was already married...

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