On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz dive into the devastating murder of a young mother and her infant daughter. Rachel Entwistle and her husband, Neil Entwistle, had what seemed like a fairytale love story: they met in his home country of England while she was studying abroad and fell in love, got married and had a beautiful little girl. It wasn’t until they returned to America that things started to go sour, and Neil struggled financially and lived a secret life filled with sexual frustration. Tune in to hear the details into the investigation of the story of how one man can be driven to murder based on ludicrous motives.

On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz discuss the troubling case of the murder of Christine Holloway and the disappearance of her 1-year-old daughter, Vanessa Morales. Christine was reported missing in early December of 2019, and every sign pointed back at her boyfriend and father of her child, Jose Morales. After several interviews, multiple witness reports, and the discovery of disturbing evidence, Jose was arrested for Christine’s murder. However, Vanessa has never been found, and Jose claims he has no knowledge of where she could be. As of right now, Jose has yet to stand trial. If you or anyone you know has any information on the disappearance of Vanessa Morales, please contact the FBI tip line at 203-503-5555, Ansonia Police Department at 203-735-1885, or through Tip411.

Join Katie and Liz on another installment of their case profiles mini-episode series. Today, Katie starts by sharing the terribly brutal murder of Angela Jones out of Worcester, Massachusetts in 1989. She was stabbed multiple times before being discarded outside of a factory. Then, Liz tells the story of the senseless shooting murder of Terrance Driffin-Smith, who was walking to his girlfriend's house in New Haven, Connecticut when he was shot in a drive-by. Both cases remain unsolved.
Anyone with any information on the murder of Angela Jones is asked to please call the Worcester Police Department at 508-799-8651. Anonymous tips can also be sent by texting TIPWPD to 274637. If anyone has any information about the murder of Terrance Driffin-Smith, please call the police investigative services unit at 946‑6304.

On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz talk about the murder of Canadian tourist, Louise Chaput, in November of 2001. Louise traveled to Pinkham Notch in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, as she was an avid hiker who loved the outdoors and being active. On this solo trip, Louise arrived at her destination just before it began to get dark outside, and feeling like she needed exercise from driving all day, opted to go for a short hike before checking into her hotel. This would tragically prove to be fatal, as almost a week later, Louise was found murdered. Over 23 years later, her death remains unsolved.
If you or anyone you know has any information on the murder of Louise Chaput, please contact the New Hampshire Cold Case Unit at 603-271-3658 or the New Hampshire State Police at 800-525-5555.

Join Katie and Liz on 2024’s last episode for the spooky Halloween season! This week, the girls keep an annual tradition going and discuss a case with two special guests… Ed and Lorraine Warren! In the late 1980s, the paranormal investigative pair were called into the Southington, Connecticut home of the Snedeker’s, who had been experiencing some hauntingly creepy happenings. The oldest son, Philip, even had a complete personality change and had become violent, and this was blamed entirely on the demonic possession of the home itself after he began seeing spirits and having disturbing experiences and nightmares. Tune in to this Halloween-y tale and hear of all the spooky accounts of a family living with ghosts in a former funeral home.

Join Katie and Liz on the 56th mini-episode in True Crime New England's case profile series. Today, Liz starts the episode with the tale of the senseless murder of 18-year-old Bianca Rosado, who was shot and killed in the streets of New Bedford, Massachusetts. Then, Katie tells the unsolved murder of two best friends, Luis Acevedo and Andrew Robinson, who were shot to death in their Worcester, Massachusetts apartment. Their murder remains unsolved to this day.
Anyone with any information about the murders of Luis Acevedo and Andrew Robinson is asked to please call the Worcester Police Detective Bureau at 508-799-8651. You can also anonymously text TIPWPD to 274637 or send an anonymous tip through the Worcester police website.

Join Katie and Liz on this week’s True Crime New England for another installment of their Halloween Special Spooky Party Time VIP Extravaganza ™! Today, the girl’s talk about the terrible stabbing death of college student Sharon Gregory out of Greenfield, Massachusetts. Sharon had been discovered by her twin sister, who immediately was able to point the investigation in the correct direction: towards a local outcast who had an obsession for horror movies and horror villains, Mark Branch. Sharon’s killer donned a mask similar to Jason Voorhees’ before stabbing her multiple times; a desire he had and had mentioned to several people on multiple occasions. Unfortunately, Mark hung himself almost immediately after committing his brutal crime, and justice was never served for Sharon Gregory.

Join Katie and Liz on this week’s special Halloween episode of True Crime New England as they venture into the history of Massachusetts' Belchertown State School. From the years of 1918-1992, this institution, beginning with the intent of reforming those with intellectual and physical disabilities and reintegrating them into society, steadily practiced neglect and mistreatment of nearly 1000 residents at a time. It wasn’t until the 1970’s that reports would come detailing the squalor, lack of staffing, and abuse these residents faced. Tune in to hear the disturbing and haunting facts surrounding the lives of those who lived at the Belchertown State School, and about several who have died there. Many believe the now abandoned school itself is haunted.

Join Katie and Liz on this week's installment of True Crime New England case profile mini episode series. Today, Katie starts the episode off by sharing the details of the double murder of couple Iriquois Alston and Rickita Smalls in a car in Connecticut in 2011. Then, Liz tells the story of another double murder of two best friends, Jahim Solomon and Eric White, whose bodies were found a mile a part in Vermont in October 2023. Both cases remain unsolved.
Anyone with any information on the murders of Iroquois Alston and Rickita Smalls is asked to please call Detective Imparato at 203-854-3011, the Norwalk Police Anonymous Tip Line at 203-854-3111, or the state cold case hotline at 866-623-8058. Anonymous tips can also be sent to the Norwalk Police website at www.norwalkpd.com or texted to 847411. Anyone with any information about White and Solomon’s deaths is asked to please call the State Police barracks in Derby at 802-334-8881.

On this week’s second special Halloween episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz take a trip to the “Northeastern Kingdom” of Vermont, where the legendary Brunswick Springs resides. Rumored to be the home of waters with healing powers in Abenaki legend, the tales from the springs date all the way back to the 1740’s. A greedy soldier who was healed by the waters decided to bottle it and sell it, and when that led to conflict that escalated to violence, a shaman’s child was killed. Legend has it that in her grief and despair, the Brunswick Springs were forever cursed. Tune in to hear the details of the tragedies that occurred on the lands after, and decide for yourself whether or not it is related to the curse.