Emma Walker was a vibrant young girl who had her whole life ahead of her. Her love for cheerleading, animals, and her ambitions of becoming a NICU nurse were just some of the reasons people gravitated towards Emma's electrifying personality. When Emma turns up dead in her bedroom, all signs point to her ex-boyfriend, Riley Gall. Is Riley as innocent as he says he is or is there something sinister lying beneath the surface?

The Salem Witch trials continue with even more twists this time. What do a practicing reverend, a former Salem deputy constable, and a hot-headed citizen have in common? Listen to find out!

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Over the span of 16 months, starting in 1692, the idea of Witches living among the Puritans swept across the small town of Salem Village. Despite the short time frame, over 200 people were tried and found guilty of witchcraft. What actually happened? Today we are separating facts from fiction surrounding the legacy of The Salem Witch Trials. 

Last time we left Israel Keyes he promised the authorities two bodies and a name in the Vermont area. In this part we delve into the crimes of Keyes. We'll talk about these two victims and finally uncover why Keyes was dubbed The Murder Kit Killer.

On August 13th, 2018 Chris's wife, Shan 'Ann Watts, and their two beautiful daughter Bell and Cece went missing from the couple picturesque Colorado home. As the investigation continues the cracks in the family's Facebook perfect life start to show and their dark secret start to come out. 

Featuring special guest: Our Mom!

In 1998 convicted killer Edward Howard Bell started to write a series of confession letters to prosecutors around America. He eventually confessed to eleven different unsolved cases all involving young girls in the 1970s.