Join Katie and Liz on this week’s episode of True Crime New England as they talk about the life and death of renowned ear, nose, and throat doctor Hani Zaki. Residing and practicing in Providence, Rhode Island, Dr. Zaki was well-loved by his patients, and was described as gregarious and friendly. On April 10th, 2001, Dr. Zaki was found dead in his home, shot in the head one time. Immediately, police were suspicious of his wife, Deborah Zaki, and were also questioning his relationship with the mob, as well as disgruntled patients possibly having a motive. Tune in to hear the details of all the suspects and theories regarding this doctor’s untimely and unsolved murder.

Another Sunday, another installment of True Crime New England's case profile mini-episode series. This week, Katie begins the episode by sharing the story of the Fairfield County Jane Doe, a black woman whose charred remains were discovered in Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1993. Then, Liz talks about the solved murder of Yusef A'Vant, a man killed in the East Providence, Rhode Island barbershop that he owned in 2013. Anyone with any information on the Fairfield County Jane Doe is asked to please call the Connecticut Office of the Chief Medical Examiner at 860-679-3980 and let them know that you have information on agency case 93-05848 or NamUs ID UP14478. You can also donate to the Fairfield Jane Doe’s case to help cover costs for DNA testing and research at https://dnasolves.com/articles/fairfield-county-jane-doe-1993/contribute.

On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz travel to Standish, Maine to unravel the details of the story of a husband who was savagely beaten within an inch of his life. Jeffrey and Linda Dolloff had been married for thirteen years when in April of 2009, an alleged intruder entered their home and bludgeoned Jeffrey brutally with a baseball bat, and shot Linda in the right hip. It didn’t take long for investigators, working with Jeffrey, to realize that the perpetrator wasn’t an intruder at all, but came from right inside the home.

On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz discuss the details of the twisted story of the murder of Carol DiMaiti. On October 23rd, 1989, Carol (nee DiMaiti) and Charles Stuart had just left a childbirthing class in Boston, Massachusetts when they were supposedly robbed at gunpoint by a black man with a raspy voice. Carol was shot in the head and Charles was shot in the stomach. Unfortunately, Carol died from her injuries several hours later, and her baby named Christopher died 17 days later. Charles survived, living to tell the tale of being held-up by a black man, and the police response increased racial tensions across the city of Boston. It wasn’t until his brother stepped forward two months later and told police what really happened that night, that the finger is pointed at Charles himself.

It's another installment of the mini-episode case profile series from True Crime New England. Today, Liz starts off the episode talking about the senseless murder of Darrell Jenkins Jr., who was shot and killed outside of his mother's house in Springfield, Massachusetts. Then, Katie tells the bizarre story of the disappearance of Frederick Richardson Sr., whose car was found abandoned with all of his belongings in between exits 9 and 10 of I-95 North in Connecticut. He has not been seen since. Anyone with any information regarding Darrell's death is asked to please call the Detective Bureau at (413) 787-6355. If you wish to remain anonymous, text "SOLVE" to “CRIMES,” or “274637." Anyone with any information on the disappearance of Frederick Richardson Sr. is asked to please call Detective Kenneth McKenna at 203-581-5245 or call the anonymous tips line at 203-576-TIPS.

On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz discuss the harrowing story of sexual assault survivor and the founder of Jane Doe No More, Donna Palomba. On September 11th, 1993, Donna was attacked in her home while her husband was away on a trip. She was beaten, threatened, and raped. Donna then faced immense backlash with the Waterbury, Connecticut Police Department as they began accusing her of making up the terrible events to cover up an affair. It wouldn’t be until 2005 that her perpetrator would be arrested and placed in prison, but in that time, Donna Palomba overcame many obstacles, both physically and emotionally, as a result of her attack. For more information on Donna’s nonprofit organization, visit janedoenomore.org.

On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, join Katie and Liz as they discuss a brutal case of a man who took his jealousy too far. In September of 2020, Armando Barron discovered Snapchat messages between his wife, Britany, and a co-worker of hers, that were romantic in nature. Despite their relationship being on the rocks, and having been asked for a divorce just a week prior, this sent Armando into a murderous rage, and what followed was a night of downright evil and indescribable activity that resulted in the heinous death of an innocent man. Tune in to hear the details of how one man’s abuse forced his wife into unspeakable actions.

Join Katie and Liz on another installment of True Crime New England's case profile mini-episode series. This week's episode is a frustrating one. First, Katie starts off by giving the details of the familial abduction of toddler Kali Soleil Athukorala out of Northampton, Massachusetts in 2007. Then, Liz talks about the senseless murder of Hussein Mubarak, who was shot on the street in 2022 in Burlington, Vermont. Anyone with any information on the whereabouts of Kali Soleil Athukorala is asked to please call the Belchertown Police Department at 413-323-6685.

Join Katie and Liz this week on True Crime New England as they discuss a case involving a man who was severely mentally ill. Aita Gurung, an immigrant from Nepal, had just come home from a voluntary stay at the University of Vermont Medical Center, when he got upset with his 32-year-old wife, Yogeswari Khadka. Acting out, he took a meat cleaver and killed her, as well as severely injuring his mother-in-law in the process. When facing the court, the question of sanity was brought forth many times, and the result of the trial may surprise you.

On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz tell the disturbing story of the murders of carjacking victims Jason Burgeson and Amy Shute out of Providence, Rhode Island. The couple, who had simply been enjoying a late night out on the town, were held hostage in their own car, forced to hand over what little money they had on them, and then subsequently killed by a group of five young men who were looking to rob someone that June 2000 night. Luckily, justice was swift for the young college students, as their bodies were discovered quickly and the stolen car was traced back to the perpetrators, allowing for Jason and Amy’s family to see their killers go to jail.