Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening! Welcome to our season one finale episode! In the first half of this episode, we briefly cover the murder of Eglena Diaz, a young latina attending a Mexico Independence Day festival in Seguin, Texas. It took over a decade for investigators to zero in on the perpetrators, but justice was served. In the second half, Liz takes over to cover the strange disappearance of Prisma Reyes, who arrives at her ex boyfriend’s apartment complex and vanished into thin air. Will we ever know what happened to Prisma the day of her disappearance? Tune in to find out!

*Audio for our season finale segment did not import properly so unfortunately we had to remove it from the episode*

Follow this link to watch the Prisma elevator footage:

https://youtu.be/p0YpiQu188s

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Thank you for being part of season one.

-MJ & Liz

In the fall of 1995, Adrianne Jones snuck out of her house in the early hours to meet up with David Graham, a fellow classmate. What Adrianne didn’t know was that David’s fiancé, Diane Zamora, was hiding in the backseat of his hatchback ready to kill her, and they did. It wasn’t long before guilt was eating away at Diane, and not having David by her side was not helping. Will she confess, or will the guilty conscious drive her insane?

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening! We are back with a brand new episode with a very special guest, our brother FJ! This week we discussed the disappearance turned death of Rey Rivera. First thought to be a suicide, the odd circumstances surrounding his death quickly proved otherwise. It’s been almost 15 years since Rey died and the mystery around his death remains. What are your theories?

FBI analysis: https://prosecutorspodcast.files.wordpress.com/2020/08/fbi-report-exhibit-1.pdf

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In September of 1982, a total of seven individuals collapsed and eventually died minutes after taking the number one over the counter pain reliever, Tylenol. After three deaths within the same household, doctors grew suspicious of the cause. How can three people die for no apparent reason? After hearing about a similar death in a different county, the only thing tying the deaths together was the batch number on the Tylenol container. After testing, it was determined that the pills had been laced with cyanide. Forty years and a total of seven victims later, we have yet to find the person responsible for the poisoning.

When four young men, Jimi Patrick, Dean Finocchiaro, Thomas Meo, and Mark Sturgis, go missing all within a couple of days, Bucks County officials go into full panic mode to find them. Within a week, their main suspect is in custody and one day later, provides a full confession connecting him not only to the dissapearances but now murders. Thanks to clips of the 3 hour confession, courtesy of NCB10 Philadelphia, https://youtu.be/IHZ8hJTMrcA, we get to hear Cosmo’s story and timeline of how three drug deals turned into four cold blooded murders.

**In minute 11:40, MJ accidentally says “as soon as Jimi aims the shot gun to shoot a couple test rounds, Jimi pulled out a riffle and shot Jimi.” That was a mistake in our end. What we meant is that Cosmo pulled out a ruffle and shot Jimi. We apologize for the confusion.

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In March of 1990, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum fell victim to a robbery, where a total of 13 pieces collectively worth $500 million dollars were stolen. The two thieves, who accessed the building after hours by using a police officer uniform, hopped into their hatchback with the art, never to be seen again. After years of speculation with little to no clues, the FBI and the public are left to wonder whether this was an inside job. 

This episode is broken up into two parts. In part one we discuss Isabella's life and how she came to open her museum, and in part two, 12:30 minute mark, we discuss the heist. 

Click the link below for more information on the robbery, and to take a look at the 13 priceless pieces stolen from the museum that night. 

https://www.gardnermuseum.org/about/theft

Google offers a FREE virtual tour of the exhibits where you can see the empty frames, check out the link below for that tour.

https://artsandculture.google.com/partner/isabella-stewart-gardner-museum

*There is a $10 million dollar reward being offered for any information leading to the safe recovery of the art pieces.*

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When The Bradley’s win an all expense paid trip to a 7-day cruise, they cannot refuse! Except Amy is a bit hesitant. Was her subconscious trying to tell her something? Two days into their trip, Amy disappears in the early morning hours of March 24th, 1998. It has now been 23 years since and Amy has yet to be found. Tune in as MJ & Liz discuss all the twist and turns of Amy’s strange disappearance, as well as all the sightings of her since.

Big thank you to Trista (@simplytriss on Instagram) for the suggestion!

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Jim Jones was known as a charismatic preacher and healer, who gained popularity during the early 1950’s as a progressive leader and advocate for racial and social justice. With a large following, Jones became the minister of The People’s Temple. But after his 15 minutes of fame were over, rumors about Jones’ credibility began to surface so in the 1970’s, Jones relocated his congregation to the Jonestown compound of Guyanda, a small country in South America. Jones ran but he couldn’t hide, and after a brief investigation and an ambush, Jones had to act quick. Sadly, Jones’ selfishness and arrogance took the lives of over 900 people. Known as the largest lost of life to American people prior to 911, The Jonestown Massacre has been written into American history.

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Two Dutch friends, Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon are on vacation in Panama celebrating their success with their academics. Eager to explore the beautiful country, they head up the Pianista Trail for what was suppose to be a nice hike, but when they never return home, the locals set off alarms. With luck, police are able to find clues about what happened to the friends but none of it makes sense! Was this horrible tragedy an accident, or is there more to it?

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The law states that we are innocent until proven guilty, but what if that isn’t the case? When Christine Morton is found brutally murdered in her home, her husband, Michael Morton, is put on trial for her murder. With not much evidence and no clear suspects, “the husband did it” becomes the prosecutors argument. But was this a crime of passion or a completely random act of violence?

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