Frieda (Becky) Powell was the 15 year old traveling companion of Henry Lee Lucas. Together they travelled from Frieda's home in Florida all the way out to California and then to Texas. On August 23, 1982 Henry said she boarded an 18-wheeler truck and left him at a truck stop in Texas never to be seen again. Listen to our two part series and hear Henry's confession and decide for yourself if Henry did the crime, or if Frieda is still alive out there somewhere.

Episode 30 covers some unanswered questions from a couple of previous episodes regarding Henry Lee Lucas. This episode also covers the solving of the 1980 murder of Kathleen O'Brien Doyle. Henry Lee Lucas and Ottis Toole were pinned with the murder after a Norfolk, VA sergeant interviewed Lucas in June 1984. Norfolk PD also stated they had a forensic match from Lucas and Toole's hair and blood found at the scene. The case was re-opened after 40 years and after new DNA testing was completed the real killer was found. We also cover the re-opening of the 1978 murder case of Marla Scharp. Again Henry Lee Lucas confessed to this crime, but after outcry from the Utah Cold Case Coalition the case is being reopened.

On September 16, 1985 Kate Rich went missing from her home in Ringold Texas and was never seen again. Just a few months prior, Henry Lee Lucas was a guest on her property doing odd jobs until Rich's family caught wind and threw him from the home. It wasn't long after Rich's disappearance that Montague Co. Sheriff W.F. Conway and Texas Ranger Phil Ryan made Lucas their only suspect and used whatever tactics it took to get a confession from him. The Kate Rich case is the beginning of the Lucas saga and a case of many twists and turns. Listen to our 4 part series and decide for yourself if Lucas is guilty of the crime or a victim of a coerced confession.

On September 16, 1985 Kate Rich went missing from her home in Ringold Texas and was never seen again. Just a few months prior, Henry Lee Lucas was a guest on her property doing odd jobs until Rich's family caught wind and threw him from the home. It wasn't long after Rich's disappearance that Montague Co. Sheriff W.F. Conway and Texas Ranger Phil Ryan made Lucas their only suspect and used whatever tactics it took to get a confession from him. The Kate Rich case is the beginning of the Lucas saga and a case of many twists and turns. Listen to our 4 part series and decide for yourself if Lucas is guilty of the crime or a victim of a coerced confession.

After 5 years of filming we are happy to finally be able to share Netflix is releasing a 5 part documentary series on December 6th on Henry Lee Lucas. Vic was interviewed multiple times and shall be appearing in the documentary to talk about his role in the Lucas hoax. Check out the trailer on youtube under the title "The Confession Killer".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWPbC9Fp-yk

On September 16, 1985 Kate Rich went missing from her home in Ringold Texas and was never seen again. Just a few months prior, Henry Lee Lucas was a guest on her property doing odd jobs until Rich's family caught wind and threw him from the home. It wasn't long after Rich's disappearance that Montague Co. Sheriff W.F. Conway and Texas Ranger Phil Ryan made Lucas their only suspect and used whatever tactics it took to get a confession from him. The Kate Rich case is the beginning of the Lucas saga and a case of many twists and turns. Listen to our 4 part series and decide for yourself if Lucas is guilty of the crime or a victim of a coerced confession.

On September 16, 1985 Kate Rich went missing from her home in Ringold Texas and was never seen again. Just a few months prior, Henry Lee Lucas was a guest on her property doing odd jobs until Rich's family caught wind and threw him from the home. It wasn't long after Rich's disappearance that Montague Co. Sheriff W.F. Conway and Texas Ranger Phil Ryan made Lucas their only suspect and used whatever tactics it took to get a confession from him. The Kate Rich case is the beginning of the Lucas saga and a case of many twists and turns. Listen to our 4 part series and decide for yourself if Lucas is guilty of the crime or a victim of a coerced confession.

Rodney Reed is scheduled to be executed for the 1996 murder of Stacey Stites on November 20th, 2019. There are however many questions still being raised about law enforcement's first suspect before Reed, and evidence that has yet to be DNA tested. Public outcry and celebrity commentary has placed Texas Governor Greg Abbott into a position to decide whether to stay the execution or move forward on the 20th. In this episode we review the case and the pieces of evidence that lean more towards Reed's innocence than his guilt.

Legendary Texas radio personality and author Lynn Woolley joins us on the show to talk about his book "The Last Great Days of Radio" and his coverage of the US vs. Vic Feazell story.

Legendary Texas radio personality and author Lynn Woolley joins us on the show to talk about his book "The Last Great Days of Radio" and his coverage of the US vs. Vic Feazell story.