He Ate Breakfast With Her Mother, Then Killed Her.

A 20-year-old mother was stabbed 17 times in her bedroom just meters from her working mother, by a man who had eaten breakfast with them that morning. He was her boyfriend, and by the time her mother saw him ride away, Azucena Ríos Hurtado was already dead. How could a killer move so freely, leaving a trail of violence across countries?

In this episode, we explore the shocking case of Cristian Omar Jacinto, a man who presented himself as warm and dependable while secretly being a wanted fugitive with a history of violence. We delve into the systems that failed to connect his crimes across different jurisdictions and the devastating impact on the women he targeted.

Case: Azucena Ríos Hurtado
Date: August 30, 2018
Location: Nezahualcóyotl, State of Mexico
Victim: Azucena Ríos Hurtado
Weapon: Scissors

- Azucena Ríos Hurtado was stabbed 17 times in her back.
- The killer, Cristian Omar Jacinto, had been Azucena's boyfriend for six months.
- Graciela, Azucena's mother, saw Omar ride past on his motorcycle minutes after leaving for work.
- Omar had already killed at least two other women across two different countries before Azucena's death.
- Sofía Vázquez was shot ten times in San Bernardino, California, on February 1, 2017, after ending her relationship with Omar.

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Son Throws a Pool Party Over His Family's Graves

Firefighters in Managua broke open a freshly poured cement floor and found three bodies buried beneath it. The man who poured that floor was also the man who hosted a party on top of it. What kind of person would do such a thing?

In this episode, we explore the shocking story of Nahún Bravo Torres, who murdered his father, stepmother, and half-sister, then buried them under the family auto-repair shop. We uncover the deep-seated resentment and jealousy that led to this horrific crime and the calculated steps taken to conceal it.

Case: The Barrio Los Ángeles Murders
Location: Managua, Nicaragua
Victims: Santos Lucio Bravo, Rosibel Morillo Luna, Lucía Bravo Morillo
Perpetrator: Nahún Bravo Torres
Date: March 26, 2015

- Nahún Bravo Torres, 25, murdered his father, stepmother, and half-sister.
- His half-sister, Lucía Bravo Morillo, 22, suffered 40 stab wounds.
- His father, Santos Lucio Bravo, 58, was buried alive.
- Nahún introduced an accomplice as a "cousin from the Caribbean coast."
- He sent a message from his stepmother's phone claiming the family had traveled to Jinotega.

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The Gardener, The Harvard Grad, and The Girl Next Door

A young Harvard graduate vanished from her mother's Bethesda home, leaving behind a crime scene scrubbed almost clean-except for a single fingerprint on a bloodstained pillowcase. This crucial detail would eventually lead police to a man who had been a trusted presence in the yard. What dark secrets did this seemingly ordinary gardener hide?

In this episode, we delve into the chilling disappearances of Laura Ling and six-year-old Michelle Dor, exploring the elusive figure of Iden Clark, a drifter who confessed to over a dozen murders years after his conviction, not to detectives, but to a fellow inmate he believed was Jesus Christ. How did a man move through neighborhoods, leaving a trail of destruction, yet remain invisible to law enforcement for decades?

Case: Laura Ling and Michelle Dor disappearances
Date: October 19, 1992 (Ling), May 31, 1986 (Dor)
Location: Bethesda, Maryland (Ling), Silver Spring, Maryland (Dor)
Suspect: Iden Clark
Status: Confessed to over twelve murders

- Laura Ling, a Harvard graduate, disappeared from her mother's home in Bethesda, Maryland.
- A single fingerprint on a bloodstained pillowcase was the key piece of evidence found at the scene.
- Six-year-old Michelle Dor vanished from her father's home in Silver Spring, Maryland, near the home of Iden Clark's niece.
- Iden Clark, born in New York in 1952, had a history of erratic behavior and theft, holding fourteen jobs between 1974 and 1981.
- Investigators found women's clothing, high-heeled shoes, and dozens of wigs in Clark's storage unit near Rhode Island.

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The Saint's Bargain: One Life Per Week

At 2:30 AM on August 8, 2010, Jorge Mansilla opened his door to the man who had promised to kill him six days earlier. That decision cost him his life, and it wasn't the first time Marcelo Antelo had made good on such a threat. How did a deal with a saint lead to a spree of murders in a Buenos Aires neighborhood?

In this episode, we delve into the chilling story of "El Marcelito," the man who claimed to have made a pact with San La Muerte, offering one life per week for protection and abundance. We explore the four murders and three attempted killings that terrorized Rivadavia one, and the unresolved question of whether belief drove the killings or merely justified them.

Case: Marcelo Antelo
Victims: Four
Weapon: One nine-millimeter pistol
Location: Rivadavia one, Buenos Aires
Period: February to August 2010

- Jorge Mansilla was killed on August 8, 2010.
- Rodrigo Ezkurra, 27, was the first victim attributed to Antelo, killed on April 12, 2010.
- Antelo was 22 years old when arrested in late August 2010.
- The cult of San La Muerte is venerated in Argentina, Paraguay, and parts of Brazil.
- Investigators noted groups of young men gathered every 200 meters in the neighborhood.

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The Colonel, The Cabin, And The Catalog of Secrets

A routine roadblock stopped a Canadian Air Force Colonel, commander of the country's most important air base, for a missing woman's case. His tires matched a plaster cast from the snow, revealing a secret life hidden in plain sight. What did a single boot print ultimately expose about a man no one thought to question?

In this episode, we delve into the meticulously ordinary life of Colonel Russell Williams, from his early years in England to his rise through the Canadian Air Force, and how his carefully constructed facade began to unravel with a series of home invasions and a missing person's report. How did a man trusted with national security become a perpetrator of such chilling crimes?

Case: Colonel Russell Williams
Date of Birth: March 7, 1963
Location: Bromsgrove, England
Military Rank: Colonel
Command: Canadian Forces Base Trenton
Vehicle: Navy blue Nissan Pathfinder

- Williams joined the Canadian Air Force in 1987.
- He was promoted to Major in 1999 and Lieutenant Colonel between 2003 and 2004.
- He piloted aircraft carrying the Queen of England and Barack Obama.
- In September 2007, Williams began entering homes near his cottage in Tweed, Ontario.
- Forensic examiners found a catalog of videos, photographs, and over 40 pieces of stolen women's underwear in his possession.

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The Nightclub Where Everyone Knew, But No One Spoke

A human skull found near the Bío-Bío River matched the clothes of a 23-year-old student who vanished from a nightclub four years earlier. What happened inside La Cucaracha that night, and why did it take investigators sixteen years to even begin to understand?

In this episode, we delve into the disappearance of Jorge Matute Johns from a Talcahuano nightclub in 1999, the suspicious findings at the scene, and the ignored allegations of drugging patrons for abuse. How did a system fail to uncover the truth for so long?

Event: Disappearance of Jorge Matute Johns
Date: November 19, 1999
Location: La Cucaracha nightclub, Talcahuano, Chile
Discovery of Remains: February 12, 2004
Investigative Period: 16 years

- Jorge Matute Johns was a 23-year-old Forestry Engineering student.
- His remains were found near the Bío-Bío River, four years after his disappearance.
- Traces of what appeared to be blood were found at La Cucaracha, along with a cut-out carpet section and dismantled bathrooms.
- A witness reported La Cucaracha was used to drug young patrons for abuse, an allegation authorities did not pursue.
- DNA analysis of samples sent to the FBI came back negative, with experts suggesting the chain of custody was deliberately broken.

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