Sara Everard dared to walk home alone at night then went missing. Weeks later, her body would be recovered on an empty lot,  inside a builders bag.

Her death set off a worldwide movement but would it be enough to stop harmful behaviors and attitudes from contributing to violence against women?

The COVID 19 pandemic introduced the world to a ruthless, killer virus but for women, it's just one of the many villains that have made living under quarantine all the more dangerous. In July 2020, 15-year-old Fabel Pineda and her cousin would know this danger first hand and for their encounter, paid a tragic price.

Chicago detectives are baffled by the violent murder of Filipina respiratory therapist, Teresita Basa. Until, a Filipino couple approach them with information on exactly how she died and who killed her. Their source? the ghostly voice of Teresita herself!

Tragedy strikes at the construction site of the Manila Film Center resulting in the horrific deaths of 168 workers. In the rush to complete the building in time for 1st Manila Film Festival, many of the bodies were left onsite and  built over. Days later, the dead would get their revenge.

We look into how the Manila Film Center came to be known as a notorious place of hauntings and explore a few of the scariest encounters by people who dared to set foot on its spooky steps.

Two more Filipina domestic helpers die at the hands of their employers within months of each other.

Kuwait police discover the body of Filipina domestic helper, Joanna Demafelis at her employers abandoned apartment, nearly 2 years after she was reported missing.

A suspect emerges and points to an internet challenge as his twisted inspiration in mutilating Christine.

The gruesome discover of 16 year Christine Silawan’s body in Cebu exposes cannibals in their midst.