The brutal murder of three 8 year old boys is horrific enough, but even worse is the fact that it spurred such fear and panic in the community may have led to a terrible miscarriage of justice. Did Damien Echols, Jessie Misskelly and Jason Baldwin really kill Stevie, Michael and Christopher in a satanic ritual? Or was the truth of the case a lot less out there?

Join us this week for possibly the most divisive case in the true crime community, the case of The West Memphis Three.

Billy Stewart Affidavit

https://famous-trials.com/images/ftrials/memphis3/doc/wm3-pam-hobbs-and-john-mark-byers-court-filing.pdf

Statements of Aaron Hutcheson

https://famous-trials.com/westmemphis/2240-accusations

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When Phoebe Handsjuk is found dead at the bottom of a garbage chute, police are quick to write it off as an accident. It seems to be case closed until the family demand answers and start to look into whether it was really possible at all for her to have entered unassisted. Was it possible she fell in? Or was it something that was helped along by someone else?

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'The Staircase' will go down in history as one of the most famous true crime documentaries of all time, with the case of the death of Kathleen Peterson, found bloodied at the bottom of the stairs in her home. Her husband Michael was initially found guilty of her murder, but was eventually released due to some issues with his case.

Did Michael really kill his wife, or was her death the result of a tragic accident? Or was the actual cause of her death stranger than anyone could have ever imagined?

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When Paula Jean Weldon head out for an afternoon hike, she was not prepared to be out there long. Despite darkness falling and her not being prepared for the Vermont winter weather, she continued her hike into the night. When she does not return a search is undertaken but it seems as though she has vanished into thin air. Where did Paula go? And was her disappearance connected to one of the other 5 'Bennington Triangle' disappearances?

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When Robert Wone went to stay with friends one night after a long day at work, no-one could have predicted that he would be dead merely an hour later. The story is that someone entered the house and killed Robert but the evidence just doesn't seem to fit that, or any other theory. Did an intruder enter the house and randomly kill Robert or does the truth lie with his friends?

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It was supposed to be a new start for Sue and her kids, after escaping a domestic violence situation. That fresh start soon turned to tragedy as an unexpected massacre occurred in the case known as the Keddie Cabin Murders. What led to the quadruple homicide? Was it the mob, a local conspiracy, or simple jealousy?

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When 13 year old Abby and 14 year old Libby decided to go on a hike they could never have imagined that they would ultimately be hunted and murdered. What's more the brave girls captured their attacker on video, but despite this overwhelming evidence an arrest still has not been made. Who killed the girls in Delphi, Indiana and why was all of this evidence not enough?

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For many years the legend of the Mothman as a harbinger of death has been prevalent in many American towns who have experienced the phenomena. What is the Mothman? And does he really bring death or just warn against it?

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Terrence Woods was a young guy on the path to his dream career when he inexplicably disappeared on the job. What led to the extremely strange circumstances of his disappearance and what fate did he meet afterward?

Penman Mine

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25KVBl8Qjk8

Dr Phil Episode

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJftofZ-cMg

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