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In 2019, Evelyn Boswell (15 months) was seen alive for the last time, reportedly by a babysitter in Blountville, Tennessee.

Evelyn was not reported missing until February 2020.   Her grandfather raised the alarm after he said he had not seen the child since Thanksgiving.

Authorities started investigating and zeroed in on Evelyn’s mother, Megan ‘Maggie’ Boswell.   Megan gave varying accounts of where the child was and repeatedly lied to law enforcement.

In March 2020, Evelyn’s tiny body was found with her head wrapped in aluminum foil.   She had been stuffed into a trash can and discarded like waste.

Megan would be arrested and charged with Evelyn’s murder.   Now, five years later, Megan’s trial has just concluded and she has been found guilty of killing her daughter. 

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(7:57) - Poisoning Cases

In this episode of the True Crime Society Podcast, we discuss two cases where men were possibly drugged to death by women.

Sports reporter Adan Manzano (27)  was found dead with no signs of trauma in his New Orleans hotel room in February 2025.  Adan had been in the city to cover the upcoming Super Bowl.  When police began investigating, they discovered Adan was last seen with a female ‘career criminal,'  Danette Colbert.   Danette has a history of drugging and robbing men. It was discovered that Danette used Adan’s credit card after his death. His cause of death is still pending with the Medical Examiner.

Indiana man Harold Allen died in 2022 from what was initially thought to be natural causes.  It was only after his step-daughter, Ashley Jones, staged a robbery that his death was investigated.   It came to light that Harold was likely poisoned to death with ethylene glycol by his wife Marsha and Ashley.  The women tried multiple times to kill Harold with varying substances before they were successful. After Marsha was questioned by police, she took her own life. Ashley is currently awaiting trial.  

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Dr. Amie Harwick was an established marriage, family and sexuality specialist.   She worked in Los Angeles and was highly respected in her field.

In 2009, Amie began dating a man named Gareth Pursehouse. After 18 months, things turned sour and they broke up.  Except, Gareth could not accept the change. He was violent towards Amie and stalked her, forcing her to take out multiple protective orders.

Amie managed to distance herself from Gareth over the following years.  In January 2020, the two had a chance meeting at a public event that Amie was attending and Gareth was working at.  This meeting caused Gareth to fly into a rage which terrified Amie.

On Valentine’s Day 2020,  Amie attended a burlesque show with her friends. Gareth waited until she left and he broke into her home.  He lay in her bed and waited for. When Amie arrived home, she was brutally attacked by Gareth and he threw her off a balcony, leaving her to die.

Gareth would go to trial for Amie’s murder and he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

There have also been some big updates in the ‘suicide’ of Ellen Greenberg.  The medical examiner who originally titled Ellen’s death a suicide has now backtracked.  "It is my professional opinion Ellen's manner of death should be designated as something other than suicide," Dr Marlon Osbourne said.

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(2:00) - Tracey Nix Updates

(10:36) - Daniel Morcombe

In December 2003, Australian teen Daniel Morcombe (13) had saved up some money and decided to take the bus to a shopping center to buy Christmas gifts for his family.

Daniel walked to a nearby bus stop.  He attempted to flag down a bus, but the driver was unable to stop due to mechanical issues with the vehicle.  A second bus followed behind very shortly.  Daniel was no longer at the bus stop and was never seen alive again.

The investigation into Daniel’s disappearance was one of the largest ever seen in Australia.  At one stage, there was a reward of $1m offered in the case.

In 2011, a sex offender named Brett Peter Cowan was arrested and charged with Daniel’s murder.  Cowan had offered Daniel a lift to the shopping centre after the bus failed to stop.   Cowan murdered Daniel within an hour of his abduction. 

In this episode of the True Crime Society Podcast, we discuss the abduction and murder of Daniel Morcombe.

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Tracey Nix fell asleep while she was meant to be caring for her grandson Ezra, who was 16 months old.  Ezra got out of the home and went to a pond on the family property.  He ended up drowning and passing away.

An investigation was conducted and no charges were laid against Tracey.

In November 2022, Tracey was caring for another grandchild, Uriel, who was 7 months old.  Tracey took the baby to a restaurant for lunch and then drove her home.  Instead of taking the baby into the home, Tracey left her in the vehicle and went inside to play the piano.   She insists that she ‘just forgot’ that the baby was in the vehicle.  Uriel would pass away from hyperthermia after being left in the car in 90 degree temperatures.

Tracey was recently taken to trial for Uriel’s death.   Ezra’s death was not allowed to be discussed during proceedings.  Tracey has been found not guilty of the manslaughter of Uriel but has been convicted on a lesser charge.

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In 2012, Iowa cousins Lyric Cook (10) and Elizabeth Collins (8) were riding their bikes on a warm summer day. When they didn't return after a few hours, their grandmother raised the alarm. Their bodies would be found five months later in a wildlife park 25 miles from where they were last seen.

Now, more than 12 years later, the murders of Lyric and Elizabeth remain unsolved.  Their causes of death have never been made public.

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In October 2024, a 911 call was placed from the home of Tennessee woman Jessica Chandler. When authorities arrived, they found her two children, aged 4 and 1, unresponsive. Both children were declared dead at the scene.

When authorities first investigated, it was determined that Jessica had likely poisoned her children before making a superficial attempt to take her own life. Authorities initially believed this as empty medication bottles were found at the scene. This case is unfolding in the courts at the moment and we have since learned that Jessica actually smothered her children with a Lilo and Stitch blanket.

Lacey Spears lived an unusual and tumultuous life. Growing up, she told stories about abuse, eating disorders and abortion. None of which have been proven to be true. Lacey gave birth to a son, Garnett, in 2008. She immediately made up lies about Garnett’s father and started documenting her sons ‘medical issues’ online. Lacey insisted that Garnett have a feeding tube placed because he was unable to tolerate standard feeding. Nurses were skeptical as they were able to feed the baby without any issues.

When Garnett was five, he ended up being airlifted to hospital. His sodium levels were so high that a doctor confronted his mother about the situation. Garnett passed away days later and a police investigation began.

Lacey was convicted of murdering her son by injecting him with ultra levels of sodium. Authorities believe she suffers from Munchausen syndrome by proxy.

Poisoning murders are a very rare occurrence. This method accounts for just under one-half of one percent of murders.

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(3:33) - Updates (Liam Payne arrests, Gypsy Rose had a baby)

(14:09) - The Murder of Mike Williams

In 2000, Florida man Mike Williams seemed to have it all.  He was married to his high school sweetheart, Denise, and they had a beautiful daughter together.  Mike was successful in his career and enjoyed many hobbies, including hunting.

One early morning in December 2000, Mike allegedly took his boat and went hunting on Lake Seminole.  Denise raised the alarm when he did not return by noon.  The search for Mike began, and ran for months.  One theory was that Mike had been injured in a boating accident, fallen overboard and drowned.  It was expected that his remains would eventually surface in the lake.  They didn’t.

Just months after he disappeared, Denise petitioned to have Mike declared dead so that she could claim almost $2m in life insurance.   A judge agreed, despite the usual waiting period in Florida for someone to be declared dead being five years.  

Five years after Mike vanished, Denise married his best friend (and life insurance salesman) Brian Winchester.  Their marriage was tumultuous and would eventually end in divorce.  After their marriage fell apart, the truth came out.  Brian and Denise had been having an affair and they worked together to kill Mike.  His remains were found in 2017.

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