Sharron Erickson spent nearly four decades serving her Nebraska community as a county treasurer's office clerk before enjoying a quiet retirement in the tiny village of Colon. Known for her kindness and daily routines, Sharron lived alone but had become increasingly concerned about her safety. In June 2003, those fears became reality when she was brutally murdered in what initially appeared to be either a suicide or a botched burglary.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the murder of Sharron Erickson. The investigation would divide a close-knit community, generate suspicion toward several local residents, and ultimately hinge on DNA evidence and one critical tip that brought police back to a suspect they had already interviewed.

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On July 2, 2021, Quinton Dorsey was hosting a pop-up clothing sale outside his grandmother's home when a gunman approached and executed him in front of family members. Only three days later, on July 5, 2021, Matima Miller, who was friends with Quinton, was gunned down. Investigators thought there was a link, but they had to figure out what it was and who was behind the murders.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the murder of 19-year-old Matima "Swavy" Miller, a hugely popular TikTok creator whose dancing and positive personality earned him millions of followers. Although Matima avoided gang life, he became an innocent victim of a violent gang rivalry after befriending local entrepreneur Quinton Dorsey. The case highlights how social media fame, community violence, and gang retaliation collided in a tragic series of events. 

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In this heartbreaking episode, Mike and Gibby examine the 1998 murder of five-year-old Quatisha Maycock. What began as a friendship formed through church ended in one of Florida's most disturbing child murder cases. The episode follows the tragic events that unfolded after Harrel Braddy, a man with a hidden violent past, became involved in the lives of Quatisha and her mother, Shandelle Maycock.

This case also explores the failures of the criminal justice system that allowed Braddy to be released early from prison despite an extensive history of violent offenses and multiple escape attempts.

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In April 1991, Ann Mineko Racz, a devoted mother of three from Valencia, California, disappeared just days after separating from her husband, John, and serving him with divorce papers. She was last seen after dropping her children off at their father's house and telling them she was going to McDonald's to buy dinner. She never returned.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the murder of Ann Racz. Although her body has never been found, investigators eventually built a circumstantial murder case against her husband, resulting in his conviction more than 16 years later.

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On the morning of February 15, 2012, Anna Cardwell's mother left home briefly to run errands while Anna slept in. When she returned about an hour later, she found blood throughout the home and discovered her daughter dead in the kitchen. Anna had been shot four times with a 9mm handgun after desperately trying to escape her attacker. There were no signs of forced entry, leading investigators to believe she had willingly opened the door for someone she knew.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the murder of Anna Cardwell. Anna Catherine Cardwell was a vibrant, outgoing college student who dreamed of becoming a teacher. Living in the close-knit community of Slapout, Alabama, she was well-liked and known for her kindness and confidence. After recently ending a long-term relationship, she had begun dating someone new and appeared to be enjoying life. Investigators had to work through a number of suspects to find Anna's killer.

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On the morning of March 24, 1986, Julie Williams drank from the office water cooler shortly after arriving at work and immediately collapsed. Other employees noticed the water had a bitter taste and unusual odor, but avoided swallowing it. One coworker recognized the smell from an earlier incident involving contaminated Scotch whisky.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the death of Julie Williams. In his second attempt to kill his wife, Lewis Allen Harry Jr. poisoned the office water cooler at his wife’s workplace, but ended up killing one of her coworkers, who drank the poisoned water and collapsed moments later.  

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In December 2001, 43-year-old John Davis, a respected warehouse manager, devoted father, and community volunteer, was found murdered inside his van in a David's Bridal warehouse parking lot near Philadelphia.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the murder of John Davis. What initially appeared to be a mysterious execution-style killing eventually uncovered a disturbing murder-for-hire plot driven by jealousy, manipulation, and control.

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On April 26, 2005, 25-year-old Janet Abaroa was found stabbed to death inside her Durham, North Carolina home. Investigators quickly focused on her husband, Raven Abaroa, but it would take years and a surprising piece of evidence before charges were filed.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss Janet Abaroa. As the investigation progressed, it was clear that Raven was not a good guy. He admitted to numerous affairs, and various women came forward with stories of abuse and womanizing. But the case against him was thin, and even at trial, it was clear this was not going to be an easy prosecution.

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In October 1974, 19-year-old newlywed Arlis Kay Perry was brutally murdered inside Stanford Memorial Church on the campus of Stanford University. For more than four decades, investigators pursued leads, explored bizarre theories, and repeatedly returned to one man who had been present that night.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the murder of Arlis Perry. Advances in DNA technology finally revealed the identity of the killer, bringing long-awaited answers to Arlis's family, though justice itself would never be served.

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Joel Guy Jr murdered his parents just after Thanksgiving in 2016. The crime scene that was discovered was horrific, and like many killers, this guy was sloppy and left behind a wealth of evidence.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss Joel Guy Jr. He was 28-years-old when he murdered his parents. He had never worked a day in his life, and his parents had financed almost 10 years' worth of his college education. But, they had decided enough was enough, and Joel Jr. just couldn't live without the money.

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