Susan Mauldin paid Corey Binderim $12,000 for a simple home renovation. Then she vanished. As investigators pulled apart Binderim’s story, they uncovered a trail of lies that led from Susan’s home to a landfill in Georgia.

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In December 1985, 55-year-old teacher JoAnn Nichols disappeared from her home in Poughkeepsie, New York. Her family never believed she had left voluntarily, but it would be almost 28 years before they learned the truth about what had happened to her.

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Before he became the Man with the Hammer, he was the train driver who blamed Satan for a near‑disaster. That driver was Romulus Vereș, and his delusions would escalate into violence, making him one of Romania’s most disturbing serial killers.

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In 1975, eleven‑year‑old Lesley Molseed was murdered. Instead of finding her killer, detectives fixated on the wrong man, Stefan Kiszko, while the real offender remained free for decades. That tunnel vision turned the case into one of Britain’s worst miscarriages of justice.

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In 1995, a prisoner sent a letter stating that he had witnessed his mother kill his four‑year‑old sister in 1961. That letter triggered a new investigation into a case that should have been properly examined decades earlier.

This is the case of Michele Morgan, and a story that should never have been forgotten.

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When convicted murderer Charles Rodman Campbell walked out of a Washington State prison on work release, authorities believed he no longer posed a threat. Within months, three people were dead — including a mother, her young daughter, and a neighbour who tried to help.

This is the story of how one man, once behind bars, was set free with devastating consequences.

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In 1999, the murders of four women near Yosemite National Park led investigators to an unexpected suspect: Cary Stayner. Known publicly as the brother of kidnapping survivor Steven Stayner, Cary had lived in the shadow of his family’s tragedy for decades — until his own violence came to light.

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At seven years old, Steven Stayner vanished on his walk home from school. Seven years later, he returned — older, changed, and carrying a kidnapped child he refused to leave behind.

This is the story of what happened in those missing years, and the strength it took to come home.

This is Part 2 of a two‑episode story.


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At seven years old, Steven Stayner vanished on his walk home from school. Seven years later, he returned — older, changed, and carrying a kidnapped child he refused to leave behind.

This is the story of what happened in those missing years, and the strength it took to come home.

This is Part 1 of a two‑episode story.


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In early‑1980s Florida, seventeen‑year‑old Christine Falling appeared to be the perfect babysitter — quiet, dependable, and seemingly harmless. Families trusted her without hesitation, never imagining the danger she posed to the infants and vulnerable people left in her care.

But deaths began to follow her from home to home, each one initially dismissed as illness, misfortune, or tragic coincidence. It didn’t take long for a troubling pattern to emerge, revealing that these were not accidents, and that Christine Falling was far from the innocent teenager she appeared to be.

This is the story of a babysitter no one thought to fear — and the trail of unexplained deaths that exposed her.

This episode discusses real crimes and sensitive themes. Listener discretion is advised.

- Episode first published on YouTube in January 2026.


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