Jessica Chambers was 19 years old when she was brutally murdered in December 2014. Someone set her on fire along with her car and she was barely alive when first responders showed up on the scene. Jessica was able to blurt out a name, a name that some believe could be her killer. Sadly, she died the next day as a result of her injuries.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the harrowing death of Jessica Chambers. Jessica was having some problems in her life with drugs and alcohol. She was hanging out with a questionable crowd. She had recently met a boy who police know she was with the night of her death. They have zeroed in on this man over the years and have taken him to trial twice only to have each end up in a hung jury.

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On Father's day 1991, an armed gunman was able to gain entry into a Denver bank cash processing facility. This person shot four guards that morning and made off with a substantial amount of cash. But many questions still linger about this event in 1991. First and foremost is the identity of this thief and killer. The person has yet to be identified although people have been accused and tried for the crimes.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss this baffling whodunit. The perpetrator of these crimes was very knowledgeable of the operation which has led many to believe he may have worked there at one time. This person also showed a great proficiency with firearms which has led some to believe he had a military or even police background. But there are a few things that just don't add up and they add to the strangeness of this case.

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In 1929, Benny Evangelist, his wife and their four children were brutally murdered with an axe inside their Detroit home. This case is 90 years old and remains one of Detroit's most baffling and brutal unsolved murders. While researching this case, we found two other solved mass murders that occurred on St. Aubin Avenue many years later.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the unsolved St. Aubin Massacre as well as two other fascinating solved mass murders that happened on the very same street. One happened in 1990 and involved an 18-year-old female drug kingpin named Tamarra Marshall. Tamarra decided to wipe out a whole crew that was threatening her drug trade and this crew just happened to include her ex-boyfriend. The other murders occurred this decade when Mitchelle Blair killed two of her children and hid them in the family's freezer for years.

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In 1983, women with at least some red in their hair were found dead in multiple states. In 1985 alone, at least 5 women were found that have been tied to this series of murders believed to be perpetrated by an unknown male serial killer. This series has also been called the I-40 murders and the Bible Belt Strangler murders. Some of the victims in this series have never been identified and there are some that believe the series dates back to the late 1970s and may extend into the 1990s.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss this string of murders that have puzzled investigators in many different states. There are inherent issues that result from murders that happen in so many different jurisdictions. Different investigators have different theories and not everyone can agree on which murders are related. These issues make the job of catching the person or persons responsible for these murders even tougher.

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The details given around the disappearance of 2-year-old Sky Metalwala are tough to believe. His mother Julie says that she ran out of gas and left the toddler in the car to go get some. But, when she returned Sky was gone. Is that the truth or is there something more to the story of that November day in 2011.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss this murky case of a missing child. What type of mother leaves her small son in the car in very cold temperatures to go get gas. And as the investigation unfolds, the authorities begin to question many of the details provided about that day. They also make some discoveries that fly in the face of what has been said.

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We are taking our first trip to New Zealand to discuss the murders of David (who went by Harvey) and Jeannette Crewe. The Crewes were found shot to death in their home in June 1970. They had an 18-month-old daughter named Rochelle who was unharmed and found later by a family member.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss this mysterious unsolved double murder. Who wanted Harvey and Jeannette Crewe dead? A number of viable suspects emerged including a family member who had much to gain from the couple's murder. But, it was a neighbor who was charged and convicted of the crimes only to be pardoned years later after an inquiry determined that crucial evidence was most likely planted.

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The Dardeen family was massacred in a way that makes it hard to believe a person or persons could actually be capable of something like this. The Quadruple murders occurred in 1987 in Ina Illinois and ever since then, the police have been trying to discover who committed these horrible murders. Along the way, there have been confessions and ties to well-known serial killers.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the murders of the Dardeen family. Two serial killers, Tommy Lynn Sells and Angel Resindez, have been linked to the murders. Tommy Lynn confessed but making sense of his confessions was always tough for the authorities because he confessed to everything he could. This case remains unsolved and in the end, one thing is clear, it takes a special kind of evil to commit the type of murders that occurred in this case.

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The Blackfriars Pub in Boston Massachusetts was a known mafia hangout. On June 28th, 1978, a number of individuals with guns burst into the pub after it closed and killed five men in the back office. Four of the murder victims were known mobsters and the fifth was the night manager of the pub who had once been an anchorman at one of the local news stations.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss this strange robbery/murder. There are a number of suspects in this case with mob ties, some infamous names that many people will know. Theories abound as who wanted these people dead and about who actually pulled it off. Was this a robbery gone wrong or something else?

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In September 1974, the Cowden family went camping in Oregon. Richard, Belinda, and their two children, 5-year-old David and 5-month-old Melissa were excited to spend quality family time together. But this idyllic family vacation turned into a search and rescue effort when all four members of the family went missing. Seven months later their bodies were discovered about seven miles from their campsite.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss one of Oregon's most gruesome and baffling unsolved murders. When the bodies of the Cowdens were finally discovered seven months later, the details that came out were horrifying. They were like something out of a horror movie. A tantalizing suspect emerged but police could never put it all together. Was it this suspect that murdered the Cowden family or someone else unknown who continues to roam the area?

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On November 17th, 1978, just before closing time, four young workers at a Burger Chef in Speedway, Indiana were forced out of the restaurant. A small amount of cash was taken and police found the bodies of all four workers a couple of days later. All four had been killed.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss this mysterious case. If this was a robbery gone wrong, why wasn't all of the cash taken? There are many theories that center around the fact that drug dealers played some role in this case. Authorities have had a number of very good suspects over the years but have never gotten to the point where they could put anyone away. Over 40 years on, detectives continued to work the case. And, they have some DNA so this could be one of those cases that gets solved through some of the new DNA technology and techniques that have been wrapping up so many cold cases lately.

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