Susie Newsom Lynch is not finished tearing the world apart, and she has found her match in her cousin Fritz, who only wants to see the world burn. These two are a match made in hell.

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Two cousins, closer than they should be leave nothing but a trail of destruction in their wake. This is a story of pure selfishness, manipulation and evil. 

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An old timey party, a stolen kiss, and one man who would do anything to stay out of prison. Mix these together and you've got this wild story. The Carroll County Courthouse shoot out. 

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Part 2 of The Bathtub Murder. A confusing crime scene with little clues. The chief of police and sheriff decide it's time to get some extra help. Can the new investigator figure out who killed Frances Nesbitt?

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I'm sorry this is a little late, I had some recording issues. But everything is fixed now and I guess it's better late than never. 

In Troy, Ohio on a cold February day in 1926, a man comes home and discovers his wife's dead body in their bathtub. As the police from 3 different agencies investigate to find out what happened to this young wife, the situation is sensationalized in the newspapers. As the news spreads the town is overrun with reporters and travelers looking for a souvenir. Part 1 will tell the story of Mrs. Nesbitt's body being found and what the police did to investigate the crime. 

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Season 3 starts off with a story that is probably not a surprise to anyone. When a woman's body is found on the side of the road in Kentucky, it doesn't take investigators long to put 2 and 2 together. 

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Bobby Greenlease. A 6 year old boy was picked up by a woman claiming to be his aunt. She told the school his mother had a heart attack and she was taking him to the hospital to be with his mother. They had no idea it was all a lie and they let him leave with a monster. 

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Oliver Haugh. It's normal to wonder "what if" because we are never sure which chance encounter will have the most affect on our lives. How does an injury received while playing hockey lead to one of the greatest achievements of man in the 20th century? A man who became one of the most notorious murderers in the early 1900's had a profoundly terrible affect on Wilbur Wright and most of the people he came in contact with. 

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Robert Hayes.  Three women are found dead in Daytona Beach over the course of three months in December 2005 through February 2006. The crime scenes give up little evidence and there is no clue who the killer was. Ten years later CODIS returns a a hit with a new murder victim in Palm Beach, Florida. The two departments team up to work together on capturing this killer. Finally this case was solved through genetic genealogy.

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Marc O’Leary. This story is unbelievable. Poor police work and gaslighting a victim led to this man raping more women. They could have caught him after his first victim, but instead two detectives convinced a young girl to say she made the whole thing up. It’s so upsetting to think he could have been stopped. 

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