Michael Tardio was a 35 year old model who worked the door at one of the hottest clubs in Los Angeles. He was dating a playboy cover girl, named Sandy Bentley, who had just come off a relationship with a wealthy wall street hot shot. During that relationship, Sandy had been showered with millions in high-end jewelry. On Sept 1, 2002, Michael enlisted his good friend Christopher Monson to go with him to meet a buyer for that expensive jewelry. Both of their bodies would be found the next day, shot to death, in an SUV.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the details of this very bizarre case. It involves playboy twins, wall street millions, and a dose of international intrigue. Many of the facts in this case are known. What is not known is who exactly killed Michael Tardio and Christopher Monson. But one thing is for certain, the expensive jewelry that is at the heart of this case has never been found.

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Bonnie Lee Bakely grew up poor in a dysfunctional household. She told herself that one day she would be rich and famous. As she got older she tried to infuse herself into the inner circles of many different celebrities, first in Memphis, then in Los Angeles. It would be in Los Angeles where she would meet actor Robert Blake. They would eventually get married and have a child together. But one night after a meal at an Italian restaurant Bonnie was shot and killed. Robert Blake would eventually become the prime suspect.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the life of Bonnie Lee Bakely and Robert Blake along with the eventual murder of Bonnie. Were the authorities correct in their suspicions of Robert Blake? Their theory involved an associate of Blake's that they believed was the paid hitman. Listen to find out how everything played out.

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From the outside looking in, Andrew Kissel had it all. He had a great family and had plenty of money. But, it would come out that Andrew was making that money through fraudulent real estate transactions. And then on April 3rd, 2006, Kissel was found dead.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the life and death of Andrew Kissel. Was he murdered by one of the many people that he had bilked out of their life savings? Or was it someone much closer that was responsible? Two individuals would become prime suspects in the murder and would even go on trial. But what is the real truth in this case?

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On June 2nd 2007, Hugues De La Plaza was found dead in his apartment in San Francisco of multiple stab wounds. Security camera footage didn't show anyone other than Hugues enter his apartment after a night of partying with friends. Police would not find a weapon at the scene. The classification of the manner of death would flip back and forth between homicide, suicide, and undetermined.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss this case centering around the death of Hugues De La Plaza. It would see the French government get involved because Hugue's parent lived in France and he was still a French citizen. Multiple medical examiners would disagree over their interpretations of what the facts at the scene told them had happened. How could this have been a suicide if no weapon was found at the scene? Was this a murder case where the police mishandled the investigation from the beginning?

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On July 11, 1996, a Canadian man named Blair Adams was found dead near Knoxville Tennessee. There are numerous mysteries that surround his death. Blair began acting very strangely prior to leaving Canada and would tell multiple people that someone was out to get him.

Join MIke and Gibby as they discuss this mysterious death. Who was Blair Adams afraid of and how/why did he end up traveling through the United States. The mystery deepens as the story of the last few days of Blair's life are recounted by people that he encountered along his journey. What is found on Blair's body may be the most puzzling fact of the case.

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In 1976, Priscilla Davis was a larger than life beauty who was going through a divorce from a larger than life oil tycoon named Cullen Davis who was estimated be worth more than 500 million dollars. After a night on the town with her boyfriend and some other friends, the group was ambushed by a masked individual at the palatial multi-million dollar mansion that Priscilla and Cullen had once shared.

Priscilla's boyfriend Stan Davis and her 12 year old daughter Andrea Wilborn were killed while Priscilla and some of her friends were gravely injured. They would ultimately point the finger at Cullen Davis.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss this intriguing case a betrayal and murder. Did Cullen Davis commit these murders and ultimately get away with it because of his wealth? Or was he innocent and being framed for the attack to help settle a long and grueling divorce proceeding. You be the judge.

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No big unsolved mystery in this episode. Gibby and I wanted to put something out that people could listen to while either getting ready for their holiday festivities or recovering from them.

We definitely want to wish everyone a happy holiday season. And we want to thank everyone who listened and supported the show over the past year. Have a great time spending time with friends and family and we will do the same!

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George Smith was on his honeymoon with his new bride Jennifer in 2005. They were on a 12 day Mediterranean cruise aboard a Royal Caribbean ship. George and Jennifer had met a few new friends in the first several days of the cruise. They were partying hard and living it up. But in the early morning hours of July 5th, 2005, George would go missing. Evidence on board the ship pointed to the fact that he may have gone over his balcony railing.

Join Mike and Gibby as they talk through the details of his mystery at sea. Did George Smith have an accidental fall while intoxicated or what he the victim of something sinister? Four young men were in the company of George that night and they would become the focus of the investigation. But this investigation was hardly by the books and it would make finding out what happened in those early morning hours extremely difficult.

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Juliana Redding was a 21 year old up and coming model and actress in 2008. But Juliana would be found strangled to death in her home on a Sunday. As investigators sifted through the clues they would learn some startling information; the killer's DNA left at the crime scene belonged to a woman. This fact would lead the investigation down a very interesting path straight to a woman that police believed killed Juliana.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the details of the murder of Juliana Redding. Juliana had many friends and many admirers. One of these admirers was a well respected doctor much older than Juliana. Did this doctor play a role in her death? And would be the mystery woman whose DNA was left at the scene and how did she play into this?

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Kay Wenal was an ex-model who married a multi-millionaire real estate mogul. But at the age of 60 she would be found murdered in her kitchen. Who would want to kill a woman who was loved by everyone who knew her? There are many theories about her death but to date no one has ever been charged in the murder.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the details of the murder of Kay Wenal. Who had a motive to want her dead? Many people are looked at and in the end there is one mysterious man who police badly want to talk to but has never been identified. Is it this man that murdered Kay in the home that she shared with her husband Hal or is it one of the many others that have been looked at?

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