On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz discuss the heart-wrenching case of 10-year-old Marissa Kennedy. In February of 2018, Marissa was found dead in her Stockton Springs, Maine home after it was discovered that she had been horribly abused for months. Following her death, DHHS reports became available and it was clear that many attempts had been made by teachers, healthcare providers and neighbors for the little girl to get help, but she was failed every time. Tune in to hear the crushing details of the last few months of Marissa’s life and the devastating result of abuse at the hands of her parents.

It’s the 98th installment in True Crime New England’s case profile mini-episode series, and this week, the girls each share double the stories! First, Liz starts the episode off by discussing the recently solved double homicide of Alfreda Youmans and Jeffrey Dotson in New Haven, Connecticut in 2021. Then, Katie tells the story of the disappearance of 23-year-old MarkLenny Candelario out of New Haven, Vermont in 2011. Katie then tells an additional horrible story; the unsolved murder of Edward Johnson, found shot to death in a porta-potty in Windham, Massachusetts in 2022.

If you or anyone you know has any information on the disappearance of MarkLenny Candelario, please call the Vermont State Police at 802-244-8781. If you or anyone you know has any information on the murder of Edward Johnson, please contact the Windham Police Department at 603-434-5577.

Join Katie and Liz on this week’s episode of True Crime New England as they touch upon a delicate subject of the coercion into suicide of 18-year-old Conrad Roy. In July of 2014, the depressed teenager killed himself by way of carbon monoxide poisoning while sitting in his truck. Even after it was deemed a suicide, investigators came upon some very damning and suggestive texts from his 17-year-old girlfriend, Michelle Carter. Tune in to hear the details of the nature of their relationship, their mental health struggles, and the ultimate trial to place some blame on the teenage girl.

Just another Sunday with another case profile mini-episode from True Crime New England! This week, Katie goes first to tell the insanely horrific and recently solved case of the Chelsea Jane Doe. In November of 2000, the town of Chelsea, Massachusetts, was shocked when a dissected, headless corpse was found in a parking lot- her identity would remain unknown for 26 years. Then, Liz talks about the unfortunate death of 19-year-old Ricardo Rivera who was shot to death in October of 2015 in Hartford, Connecticut. 

Anyone with information on the murder of Ricardo Rivera is asked to please contact the Hartford police Major Crimes Division Lt. Paul Cicero at 860-757-4179 or the anonymous tips line at 860-722-8477. 

On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, join Katie and Liz as they discuss the horrible crime of Tyree Smith, a Bridgeport, Connecticut man who dealt with mental illness all of his adult life. In December of 2011, Tyree killed Angel Gonzalez with an axe and cannibalized some of his body. Tyree would later be found not guilty by reason of insanity and was sentenced to 60 years in a psychiatric facility. However, in February of 2025, Tyree was granted conditional release and has since been released after serving only 12 years of his sentence.

Welcome to another Sunday and another installment of True Crime New England’s case profile mini-episode series! This week, Katie and Liz discuss two unsolved cases that deserve answers. First, Liz talks about the simply heinous murder of 40-year-old Quinton Jones out of Haven, Connecticut in November of 2021. Then, Katie talks about the extremely troubling life of 26-year-old Virginia Sue Pictou-Noyes, who, after being assaulted by her husband, disappeared out of Easton, Maine in April of 1993. Both cases remain unsolved.

Anyone with any information surrounding the murder of Quinton Jones is asked to please contact the New Haven Police Department’s anonymous tip line at 866-888-8477. If you or anyone you know has any information on the disappearance of Virginia Sue Pictou-Noyes, please call the Maine State Police at 207-532-2261.

Join Katie and Liz on this week’s episode of True Crime New England where they discuss the murder of Roberta “Bobbie” Miller. On Halloween night of 2010, Bobbie had returned to her Gilford, New Hampshire home when she was shot to death with a shotgun. Her dog, Sport, was also shot and killed. Investigators have ruled out her ex-husband, Gary Miller, as her killer, but the couple’s adult son believes he did it. Other family members are suspicious of Bobbie's son, but her murder remains unsolved. 


Anyone with any information on the murder of Bobbie Miller is asked to please call the New Hampshire Cold Case Unit at (603) 271-2663. You can also email [email protected].

Can you believe it’s True Crime New England’s 95th installment of their case profile mini-episode series? This week, the girls have no shortage of horribly depressing and unsolved crimes. First, Katie starts off the episode by telling the story of the murder of Alessia Mesquita in March of 2021 in New Haven Connecticut. She then follows up with the unsolved murder of Alessia’s brother, 20-year-old Antonio Jones, who was shot and killed in September of 2022. Then, Liz rounds out the show by describing the disappearance of 21-year-old Jovann Vergara who went missing in December of 2019 out of Springfield, Massachusetts.

If you or anyone you know has any information on the murder of Antonio Brown, please contact the New Haven Police Department at 203-946-6333.
If you or anyone you know has any information on the disappearance of Jovann Vergara, please contact the Springfield Police Department at 413-787-6300.

On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz discuss the horrible murder of Fern Feather, a transgender woman out of Morristown, Vermont. At the beginning of April of 2022, Fern stopped to help a hitchhiker named Seth Brunell. The two were fast friends and spent some time together before Seth brutally stabbed Fern to death on April 12th, 2022. Seth would end up going to trial for her murder but would plea guilty to voluntary manslaughter and serve an extremely unfair sentence for the volume of his crimes.

Can you even believe it? True Crime New England is five years old! On this year’s special episode, Katie and Liz talk about their usual topics: statistics, favorite episodes, and of course, the popular superlatives! Listen through to the end to take a walk down memory lane and be the first to hear of a very important and special announcement.