Due to the holiday, we are revisiting one of our original cases—a classic tale of murder with a hauntingly silly twist.

A group of trappers in Oregon are found shot, mutilated and stuffed under the ice of a remote mountain lake. Suspects abound but no one fits perfectly. Find out how these tragic murders divided a small timber town and have remained unsolved to this day.

Called “The Mary Celeste of Australia”, the sailboat Kaz II was found adrift in the Pacific in April 2007, undamaged, with everything on deck and belowdecks in perfect order—but the three-man crew had vanished without a trace. This week on The Shocking Details: what happened to the men of the Kaz II?
Mystery cubed!

1994: after a series of silent 911 calls from an abandoned property in Celina, Texas police arrive to find a truly macabre scene. But wait! What really happened to poor Olivia Mabel, what about her son who died in 1990? Strap in: here there be twists!

Christina Calayca vanished while jogging in a provincial park in Canada in 2007, leaving no trace—not even a hint of a scent for the search dogs. This week on TSD, Joe and Vince investigate Christina’s mysterious disappearance.

Part 2 of 2! The Shocking Conclusion.

2015: Aaron Quinn reports to police an incredible story of the abduction of his girlfriend Denise, but that's the problem. His story seems anything but credible. Then twists start coming. Buckle up as we tell the story of the abduction of Denise Huskins, AKA Victim F.

Be sure to listen to episode one.

Part 1 of 2!

2015 Aaron Quinn reports to police an incredible story of the abduction of his girlfriend Denise, but that's the problem. His story seems anything but credible. Then twists start coming. Buckle up as we tell the story of the abduction of Denise Huskins, AKA Victim F.

A horrific and bloodied figure stalks the dank forests and lovers' lanes around picturesque Cannon Beach, Oregon!

In 1991 Col. James Sabow was found dead at his home on El Toro Marine Corps Air Station in California. The death was ruled a suicide by local authorities and NCIS, but subsequent inquiries cast doubt upon the verdict, and dark allegations of covert flights and arms smuggling at the air base were raised. Was Col Sabow’s death really a suicide—or was it murder?

Part 3 of 3! Be sure to check out parts 1 and 2 if you haven't already! 2003: a team of archaeologists have come to Liang Bua, a remote cave. Once inside they uncover something unexpected, bones of a hominoid which would have stood under a meter and a half tall. Dubbed Homo Floresiensis the discovery rocks the world of anthropology and human evolution to its core. The world is surprised by the discovery but not the people who live on Flores at the edges of the dense jungle, they’ve known the tiny ape-men since time, for them, began, they call them Ebu Gogo, and according to these people it may still be out there.