Rey Rivera was a happily married 32-year old man, working on the career of his dreams. He had a plan to have kids, expand his close knit family, and so much more.However, on May 16th, 2006, his wife would say good bye to him for the very last time.

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Rey Rivera was a happily married 32-year old man, working on the career of his dreams. He had a plan to have kids, expand his close knit family, and so much more.However, on May 16th, 2006, his wife would say good bye to him for the very last time. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/consumingcrime/support

Rey Rivera was a happily married 32-year old man, working on the career of his dreams. He had a plan to have kids, expand his close knit family, and so much more.However, on May 16th, 2006, his wife would say good bye to him for the very last time.

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Unsolved Mysteries: Suicide or Foul Play?

What's goin' on guys? Welcome to or welcome back to Consuming Crime! All stories are based on documentaries that are now live on streaming services. Most recently, I am covering "American Detective ft. Joe Kenda" on Discovery+. This series breaks down cases and demonstrates how a DETERMINED detective can make a HUGE difference. Check out the Patreon! patreon.com/consumingcrime

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