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This week we discuss the gruesome, double homicide of James Mosqueda and Amy Kitchen. James and Amy had been shot to death and found in the master bedroom of the home they shared. The person charged with the two murders, was James's cousin, Ivan Cantu. Ivan is scheduled for execution on April 26th, 2023, just a month away. Evidence and testimony were overwhelming in the eyes of law enforcement and the Court. Ivan has always maintained his innocence and says he was set up by people that wanted to steal money and drugs from James, and murder him. He said that he saw Amy alive and well six hours after police report the duo was murdered. 

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This week we discuss the unsolved murder of Jennifer Servo in Abilene, TX. Jennifer was 22-years old and headed into the best years of her life, until she was found brutally murdered in her apartment. Was it jealousy? Was it a broken heart? Was it rejection? This is the 21st year that Jennifer’s family has had to face without her on this earth. Her murderer is still out there. 

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This week we discuss the calculated murder of Heidi Broussard, and the kidnapping of Heidi's 2-week old daughter, Margo. Magen Fieramusca wanted Heidi Broussard's life. She kidnapped the 33-year old mother, murdered her, and then kidnapped her infant daughter. You have to be a special kind of evil to murder a friend you've had for 20 years, and then steal her baby to pass off as your own. 

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Joan Robinson Hill died mysteriously after a brief illness. Her father, Ash Robinson thought is was murder. What really happened to this Houston socialite.

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One of the biggest mysteries in the South Plains is who killed Roy and Mae Hunt. Roy Hunt was gunned down on a Lubbock highway, but survives the attack. Seventeen months later, Roy and his wife Mae are found dead in their Littlefield home. Was it a jealousy Roy didn't see coming? Who killed the Hunts?

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This week I sit down with Jennifer Bucholtz and George Jared to discuss the 2008 unsolved murder of Linda Malcom. Linda was a 47-year old Navy Veteran residing in Port Orchard, WA, at the time of her murder. Linda was stabbed 18 times, and her home set on fire to cover up the gruesome crime. She was moving the next day to a nearby town, and taking a new job. 

Jennifer Bucholtz and George Jared worked together on the Rebekah Gould case, which led to an arrest. They uncovered key details in the unsolved murder of Deborah Sue Williamson, which is still an active investigation in Lubbock after 46 years. Linda's case caught their attention, and now, they are pursuing leads and details to help the Port Orchard police solve this 15-year mystery. Who killed Linda Malcom?

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I sit down with journalist and author, Stephen Michaud, to discuss The Idaho Murders and The Bundy Tapes. Stephen and I discuss the details of the Idaho Murders, and his experiences sitting down with Ted Bundy. Ted was brazen enough to break into the Chi Omega house and bludgeon four sorority sisters to death without being detected. Is this the same type of person we are dealing with in Idaho? 

UPDATE: Since the taping of this episode, there has been an arrest made in the murders of Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin. Bryan Kohberger, 28, was arrested by Pennsylvania State Police for the quadruple homicide. The police cannot release any additional information about the case until Kohberger is extradited back to Idaho. Huge applause to the police, FBI, the media, and the tipsters that made this arrest happen. 

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The unsolved murders of Hazel and Nancy Frome are one of the biggest mysteries that haunts West Texas. In 1938, Hazel and Nancy Frome's bodies were found in the desert off Hwy 80. Both women had been tortured, beaten, and shot dead. How did two women from Berkeley, CA, making their way to South Carolina, find their fate in the desert of El Paso?

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This week we are sitting down with Jennifer Bucholtz, author of Silent Silhouette, to discuss the murder of Deborah Sue Williamson. Deborah, also known as Debbie to her friends and family, was brutally murdered outside of her home in the hot Texas summer of 1975. Debbie had been stabbed 17 times.

Jennifer Bucholtz shares with us how she got involved in Debbie's case, along with her partner in true crime, George Jared. What did the two uncover about Debbie's murder when they hit the streets of Lubbock?

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