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This week, A.C. dives into one of the most shocking royal assassinations in modern history—the Nepalese Royal Massacre. On the night of June 1, 2001, gunfire erupted inside the Narayanhiti Palace, leaving nine members of Nepal’s royal family dead—including King Birendra, Queen Aishwarya, and the heir to the throne. Join us as we explore one of the most controversial assassinations in royal history.
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This week, A.C. dives into a case that shook the Peace Corps and exposed the systemic failures that left one young woman vulnerable. Kate Puzey was a dedicated volunteer in Binin,
West Africa, who bravely reported misconduct—only to be found murdered days later. With no convictions, questions remain. Who was truly responsible for her death? Did the Peace Corps’ failure to protect her cost her life? And why has justice never been served? Join us as we uncover the chilling details of Kate Puzey’s murder, the disturbing silence from those in power, and the larger pattern of violence against women within global institutions.
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This week, A.C. dives into one of Germany’s strangest and most unsettling mysteries—the case of Goonter stole and the cryptic note he left behind. Before his sudden and bizarre death, stole—a seemingly ordinary man—became increasingly convinced that he was being watched. Then, on the night of October 25, 1984, he scribbled the word “YOG’TZE”, crossed it out, and disappeared. Hours later, he was found dying near his wrecked car—naked, injured, and muttering about four men who were not his friends. Was this a case of paranoia turned fatal, or did stole really uncover something dangerous? Was he murdered, or was this an elaborate accident? And most chilling of all—what does YOG’TZE mean?
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This week, AC dives into one of the most perplexing locked-room mysteries in history—the murder of Joseph Bowne Elwell. A man of wealth, charm, and high society connections,
Elwell was found shot in his New York townhouse in 1920. But the scene defied logic—his door was locked from the inside, no weapon was found, and no sign of forced entry
existed. Was it a jealous lover, a betrayed business partner, or a carefully orchestrated hit? Join us as we unravel the strange circumstances surrounding his death, the possible motives,
and the lingering question that has haunted investigators for over a century: How did the killer get in—and out—without a trace?
This is a Crown Noir Studios Production: Written, researched, produced, and hosted by A.C. Roberts.
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In this episode, AC continues with the dive into the unidentified the second half of the season two finale!
This episode was written, research, and produced by AC Roberts and is a Crown Noir Production.
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This week, A.C. Roberts dives into unidentified deaths.Most true crime cases start with the same questions—who did it, why did they do it, and how did they get away? But what if the biggest mystery isn’t the crime itself, but the person at the center of it? What happens when someone dies and no one comes forward to claim them—no name, no past, no answers? In the first part of our two-part season finale, we explore three of the strangest unidentified cases in history: The Somerton Man, found dead on an Australian beach with no ID and a cryptic code tied to his case; Lyle Stevik, a man who checked into a motel under a fake name and left behind nothing but a suicide note; and the bizarre Lead Masks Case, in which two men were found dead in Brazil under unexplained circumstances, their faces covered by lead masks and their deaths shrouded in mystery. Who were they? Why did their identities disappear? And what secrets did they take with them? Tune in as we explore the erased—the mystery of those who vanished without a name.
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This week, A.C. Roberts explores one of Hollywood’s most haunting mysteries—the death of Natalie Wood. On a November night in 1981, the beloved actress disappeared from her yacht off Catalina Island, only to be found floating in the Pacific the next morning. The official ruling? Accidental drowning. But as the years passed, witness testimonies shifted, bruises on her body raised questions, and the actions of those aboard theSplendour came under scrutiny. Was it an accident, a tragic fight gone too far, or something even more sinister? With reopened investigations, new evidence, and a person of interest officially named, the truth about what happened that night may still be out there. Join us as we break down the contradictions, psychology, and unanswered questions surrounding one of Hollywood’s greatest unsolved tragedies. Justice is stillWanted.
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This week, A.C. Roberts explores one of the most chilling unsolved crimes in history—the Hinterkaifeck Murders. In 1922, an entire family was brutally slaughtered on their remote Bavarian farmstead, but the most terrifying part? The killer lived among their corpses for days before vanishing into thin air. With eerie footprints, missing keys, and whispered warnings from a terrified maid, the case is filled with disturbing clues but no clear answers. Was this an act of revenge, a crime of passion, or something even darker? Join us as we break down the crime, the flawed investigation, and the most compelling theories behind Germany’s most infamous unsolved mystery.
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This week, A.C. Roberts dives into the chilling mystery of Mary Cecilia Rogers, known to history as “The Beautiful Cigar Girl.” Her death captivated 19th-century New York, igniting one of the first true media frenzies and inspiring Edgar Allan Poe’s groundbreaking story, The Mystery of Marie Rogêt. Join us as we explore her life, the botched investigation, and the theories that still surround her untimely demise. Could this case have been solved with modern methods, or will it remain an enduring enigma? Justice is still Wanted.
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Wikipedia: A comprehensive overview of Mary Rogers' life, disappearance, and the subsequent investigation. Crime Museum: The Murder of Mary RogersAn article detailing the circumstances of Mary Rogers' death and its impact on society.https://www.crimemuseum.org/crime-library/famous-murders/the-murder-of-mary-rogers/ Smithsonian Magazine: Edgar Allan Poe's Tale of Mystery and Loss. An exploration of how Edgar Allan Poe's "The Mystery of Marie Rogêt" was inspired by the real-life case of Mary Rogers.https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/edgar-allan-poe-tried-and-failed-to-crack-the-mysterious-murder-case-of-mary-rogers-7493607/ Historic Mysteries: The Beautiful Cigar Girl: Mary Cecilia RogersA focused article on Mary Rogers’ life, her mysterious death, and the societal reaction.https://www.historicmysteries.com/mary-rogers/ Amazon: The Beautiful Cigar Girl: Mary Rogers, Edgar Allan Poe, and the Invention of Murder by Daniel StashowerA comprehensive narrative connecting Mary’s case to Poe’s literary endeavors and its impact on crime reporting. BMCC - CUNY: The Life of Mary Rogers - An in-depth look at Mary Rogers' life and the cultural context of her time. Wikipedia: The Mystery of Marie RogêtInformation on Edgar Allan Poe's short story inspired by Mary Rogers' case. Rosenbach Museum: The Mystery of “The Mystery of Marie Roget” - An analysis of Poe's story and its connection to the real-life case of Mary Rogers. Baltimore Police History: Edgar Allan Poe and the BPD - Discusses Poe's connection to the Baltimore Police Department and his interest in true crime. Mantex: The Mystery of Marie Roget – tutorial and study guideA study guide providing commentary and analysis of Poe's story.
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In this special Into the Shadows episode, A.C. delves into the chilling mystery of the Dyatlov Pass incident. In 1959, nine experienced hikers embarked on an expedition in the Ural Mountains, only to meet a tragic and perplexing fate. From unexplained injuries to bizarre behaviors, this case has sparked countless theories, including avalanches, military experiments, and even supernatural forces. Decades later, the truth remains elusive, and the Dyatlov Pass continues to captivate and confound investigators and enthusiasts alike.
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