In this episode of "The Crime Scene," hosts Relly and Parker discuss the gruesome story of Joseph Clark, also known as the Bone Breaker. Clark was responsible for the abduction and mutilation of two young boys, often breaking their bones. We explore the impact on the small town of Baraboo, Wisconsin, where the abductions took place, and the shock of such crimes occurring within the perceived safety of one's own home. The episode follows the harrowing experiences of Thad, one of Clark's victims, who endured unimaginable torture and managed to escape after 43 hours of captivity. We discuss Clark's trial, his claims of innocence, and the lasting physical and emotional effects on Thad. We also touch on a recent disturbing case involving parents in Provo, Utah, who engaged in sexual acts with their 15-year-old child.

Welcome to "The Crime Scene" podcast, where hosts Relly and Parker delve into unsolved cold cases. In this episode, they discuss the case of Audrey Annette Hoellein Fraser, a woman who was brutally raped and strangled to death in her apartment in 1994. The case remained unsolved for 25 years until advanced DNA technology led to the arrest of a suspect, Richard Eugene Knapp. However, new evidence emerged, implicating Audrey's neighbor, Scott Hinshaw, and raising doubts about Knapp's guilt. The episode explores the complexities of DNA evidence, police work, and the impact of wrongful imprisonment.