Join Katie and Liz on another mini episode in their case profile series. Katie starts the episode off by telling the tragic story of a double homicide that happened in 2009. Two good friends, Anthony Glover and Paul Roberson, were found dead after several days in Roslindale, Massachusetts. Then, Liz tells of the mysterious disappearance of Donald Sampson out of Randolph, Massachusetts. One day in 2010, Donald just disappeared, and the police have done little to look for him. Anyone with any information on the murders of Anthony Glover and Paul Roberson is asked to please call investigators at (617) 343-4470. To send an anonymous tip, you can call the CrimeStoppers Tip Line at (800) 494-TIPS or text the word TIP to CRIME (27463). Anyone with any information about the disappearance of Donald Sampson is asked to please contact the Randolph Police Department at (781) 963-1212.

Join Katie and Liz on this week’s episode of True Crime New England as they take you to the small town of East Millinocket, Maine, where tragedy struck in 1980. 16-year-old Joyce McLain went on her usual jog on a warm summer night, when she didn’t return home. Two days later, her body was found with a large wound to her head, and her hands tied behind her back. Despite having a local young man confess to her murder over 20 times in police interviews and to friends and family, an arrest wasn’t made for 37 years. Finally, in 2018, Joyce and her family got justice with the successful sentencing of Phillip Scott Fournier, who is spending the rest of his natural life in jail for the senseless crime.

Join Katie and Liz on this week’s episode of True Crime New England as they take you all the way back to the late 19th century to talk about the alleged crime of Reverend H.H. Hayden. A well-loved and well-respected clergyman, Hayden was known in his community as a hard worker who could do no wrong. So when one fateful September day in 1878, when one of his former servant girls shows up murdered, and the finger is pointed at him, the whole town is surprised. Listen in to hear the details of Reverend Hayden’s life and the tragic murder of 22-year-old Mary Stannard, whose death remains unanswered for to this day.

Tune in to the 46th installment of True Crime New England's case profile mini-episode series for another set of heart wrenching tales. To start off the episode, Liz tells of the senseless murder of Berta Pereira-Roldan in 2019, who was mistakenly shot outside of a club while she celebrated her birthday. Then, Katie tells the mysterious tale of the Westford John Doe, who was a black man that had been murdered and dumped in Massachusetts in 1973. His identity remains unknown to this day. Anyone with any information on the Westford John Doe is asked to please call the Westford Police Department’s tip line at (978) 399-2072. You can also submit a tip online through the department’s website at westfordma.gov or contact the Middlesex District Attorney’s office at (781) 897-6600.

This week’s episode of True Crime New England is a special one. Covered briefly on Case Profiles #39, Katie and Liz tell a more detailed and full version of the murder of 17-year-old Nereida Melendez in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1989. Nereida disappeared on the day of her high school graduation, and was found the next day, murdered. For this episode, Katie and Liz had the pleasure of talking with Nereida’s oldest brother, Peter Vasquez, and his wife, Margie Vasquez. Anyone with any information is asked to please contact the Unresolved Homicide Unit at (508) 799-8651. You can also be anonymous and text TIPWPD to 274637 (CRIMES).

Join Katie and Liz on this week’s episode of True Crime New England as they take a deep dive into the depraved mind of a self-proclaimed infidel whose delusions and obsessions, with the help of an internet search firm, led to the death of a successful young woman. 20-year-old Amy Boyer was shot and killed outside of her workplace in Nashua, New Hampshire in 1999 by an old classmate who had stalked her for years, before he turned the gun on himself. While he would never answer for his crimes in life, he did leave behind a disturbing blog that was filled with details of his stalking and plans to murder the well-loved and bright Amy Boyer.

Join Katie and Liz on the 45th installment of their case profile mini-episode series. This week, Katie starts the episode off with a solved story. She tells the details of the disappearance turned murder of Sherell Pringle, who went missing after a date with her boyfriend in Woburn, Massachusetts in December of 2021. Then, Liz tells the unsolved murder of Dimitri Perry out of Providence, Rhode Island, who was killed after a vehicular chase, all while on the phone with his mother. Anyone with any information regarding the murder of Dimitri Perry is asked to please contact the Providence Police Department at (401) 272-3121.

Join Katie and Liz on this week’s episode of True Crime New England as they talk about the story of a whirlwind romance turned obsession turned double homicide. In early 2014, Robin O’Neill fell hard and fast for Steven Lott. Both in their 60s, and living in Townshend, Vermont, the couple moved their relationship along very quickly, moving in together immediately, and getting engaged in July of the same year. However, trouble in paradise started brewing just two months after the engagement, when an old neighbor moved back in, and Robin’s jealousy became a violent obsession.

On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz talk about one of the most publicized cases in Rhode Island’s history. Socialite and multimillionaire, Sunny von Bülow, had been married to rich oilman, Claus von Bülow, for quite some time when their marriage began to sour. In December of 1980, Sunny was found unconscious on the floor of her Rhode Island mansion, where she was discovered to be extremely hypothermic. Sunny would then sustain permanent brain damage and remain in a coma for the next 28 years. The only question: what happened? Was this an accident at the hands of Sunny, or was she harmed intentionally?

Join Katie and Liz on another round of case profiles where they talk about people of color whose crime stories just do not get enough media attention. In this mini-episode, Liz starts off by telling the details of the shooting of LaRay Moore in Connecticut in 2006. His killer remains at large to this day. Then, Katie finishes off the episode by telling the story of Juan Oquenda, who, in 2006, was stabbed to death outside of a Connecticut bar. His murder is also still unsolved to this day. Anyone with any information about the murder of LaRay Moore is asked to please contact Detective Serio at (203) 854-3188 or the Connecticut Cold Case Hotline at (860) 623-8058. Anyone with any information about the murder of Juan Oquenda is asked to please call 1-877-RI-SOLVE.