On the 19th anniversary of her death in 2004 in Maysville, Oklahoma, Raven and guest co-host Professor Mandy McNeely discuss Sheila Deviney with her parents, Susan and David Deviney.

Her case was initially ruled an accident after her mobile home was burned to the ground with her inside, but after 9 months, her death was changed to homicide.

So, who killed Sheila Deviney?

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Raven & guest cohost Professor Mandy McNeely discuss the 1994 New Year’s Day Henryetta, OK cold case of Shawna Jones with her daughter, Miracle, who was seven when her mother was murdered and sexually assaulted and left near a local pond.

Her death was initially thought to be an accident, but we, as well as the family, think otherwise. We also spoke with Alanna Keegan Cooper, a victim advocate who has been working with Miracle for the last year.

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It's our annual Spooky Season Special, Raven & Holly talk about the Ghost Town of Picher, Oklahoma, its history, and the strange happenings there.

This is a great prequel to the Hell in the Heartland Mini Series.

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In Part 6 of this six-part Hell in the Heartland series, Raven Rollins, with guest co-host Mandy McNeely, brings the Freeman/Bible case to its conclusion—examining what accountability has been achieved and what questions still remain.

This final chapter features powerful, exclusive reflections from Lorene Bible, Lauria's cousin, who shares the risks and realities of searching for answers and speaks to the lasting impact this case has had on the family and community.

As the investigation closes, this episode explores the ripple effects of loss, the cost of unanswered questions, and the enduring fight for justice.

Jax Miller is the author of Hell in the Heartland. She was a producer for the 4 episode docuseries based on her book, Hell in the Heartland: What Happened to Ashley and Lauria? (HLN, but currently streaming on Amazon Prime with Discovery+), and the case of Ashley Freeman and Lauria Bible. Jax is also a writer for NBC, Bravo, and Oxygen. She has one fiction book, "Freedom's Child," and is working on her next one now.

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In Part 5 of this six-part Hell in the Heartland series, Raven Rollins examines the claims of suspected serial killer Jeremy Jones and his alleged connection to the disappearance of Ashley Freeman and Lauria Bible with guest co-host Mandy McNeely.

The episode explores Jones’ confession in relation to the case, alongside a broader look at his history of violent crimes across the southern United States.

As investigators worked to separate fact from fiction, this chapter raises critical questions about credibility, false confessions, and the challenges of pursuing truth in a case filled with conflicting accounts.

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In Part 4 of this six-part Hell in the Heartland series, Raven Rollins examines the death of Ashley Freeman’s brother, Shane Freeman—and the questions it raises in connection to the murders, the fire, and the disappearance of Ashley Freeman and Lauria Bible.

As the investigation unfolds, this episode explores how Shane’s death may have influenced the direction of the case and the theories surrounding it.

Featuring exclusive insight from Lorene Bible, this chapter adds another layer to a case already marked by loss, uncertainty, and unanswered questions.

Jax Miller is the author of Hell in the Heartland. She was a producer for the 4 episode docuseries based on her book, Hell in the Heartland: What Happened to Ashley and Lauria? (HLN, but currently streaming on Amazon Prime with Discovery+), and the case of Ashley Freeman and Lauria Bible. Jax is also a writer for NBC, Bravo, and Oxygen. She has one fiction book, "Freedom's Child," and is working on her next one now.

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In Part 3 of this six-part Hell in the Heartland series, Raven Rollins takes you back to 1999 in Welch, Oklahoma—the night everything changed for Ashley Freeman and Lauria Bible.

What began as a birthday sleepover ended in violence. Ashley’s parents were killed inside their home, the trailer was set on fire, and both girls vanished without a trace.

This episode features interviews with Lauria’s mother, Lorene Bible, and her cousin, Lisa Broderick, offering personal insight into who Ashley and Lauria were—and the devastation left behind.

Opening lines are read by Jax Miller and are from her book Hell in the Heartland.

Jax Miller is the author of Hell in the Heartland. She was a producer for the 4 episode docuseries based on her book, Hell in the Heartland: What Happened to Ashley and Lauria? (HLN, but currently streaming on Amazon Prime with Discovery+), and the case of Ashley Freeman and Lauria Bible. Jax is also a writer for NBC, Bravo, and Oxygen. She has one fiction book, "Freedom's Child," and is working on her next one now.

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In Part 2 of this six-part Hell in the Heartland series, Raven Rollins speaks with author Jax Miller about her in-depth investigation into the disappearance of Ashley Freeman and Lauria Bible.

Jax shares her journey writing Hell in the Heartland, her interactions with the victims’ families, and the emotional weight of telling a story that remained unresolved for years.

This conversation offers a deeper look into the lives of Ashley and Lauria—beyond the headlines—and the lasting impact their case has had on those still searching for answers.

Jax Miller is the author of Hell in the Heartland. She was a producer for the 4 episode docuseries based on her book, Hell in the Heartland: What Happened to Ashley and Lauria? (HLN, but currently streaming on Amazon Prime with Discovery+), and the case of Ashley Freeman and Lauria Bible. Jax is also a writer for NBC, Bravo, and Oxygen. She has one fiction book, "Freedom's Child," and is working on her next one now.

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In Part 1 of this six-part Hell in the Heartland series, Raven Rollins and Mandy McNeely examine the crimes of serial killer Tommy Lynn Sells and his alleged connection to the disappearance of Ashley Freeman and Lauria Bible.

The episode explores Sells’ history of violence, patterns of manipulation, and the role of cyberstalking—along with how his name became entangled in one of Oklahoma’s most haunting unsolved cases.

Featuring archival clips from ABC’s Nightline, this episode sets the foundation for the Freeman/Bible case and the investigation that follows.

This episode marks the start of the Freeman/Bible Saga.

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In this installment of Cryptids Unscripted, folklorist Simon Vaughn joins Raven Rollins and guest Jean Gray for a conversation surrounding the legend of Mothman — one of America’s most infamous cryptids. From the origins of the sightings to the folklore and cultural fascination that followed, the group explores how the story of Mothman evolved into modern mythology.

Also joining the conversation is filmmaker and podcast host Jason Usry of “Santa Maybe a Criminal,” adding to the discussion surrounding folklore, storytelling, and the strange way certain legends continue to linger in the public imagination.

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