We Might Be Dead!

This Friday's cold case is hard to hear. 9-year-old Asha Degree of Shelby, NC, packed her bookbag, locked the door to her house behind her, and left in the middle of the night on her own accord. What happened after? Who is connected? Tune in to this week's episode to see Tara's impression of the case and what we both think about the recently issued search warrants.

Spirit kept chatting yet again! Listen to hear what was revealed in this episode's Postmortem!

Welcome back to another Cold Case Friday! Listen along to hear what Tara believes happened to Centre County, Pennsylvania District Attorney, Ray Gricar back in the early 2000s. Did he know too much? Tune in to find out!

What do you call your pajamas? What does it mean if a person 'can't' be read? If you were unreadable, would you want to know why? We tackle these and other burning questions in this episode of WMBD.

Hear what happens in the first-ever Cold Case Friday Postmortem- we might think we've wrapped, but sometimes, spirit sticks around to get the story straight. See what the final message was for Carol Ann Fitzmaurice in this week's bonus clip.

Tara sees black on this week's Cold Case Friday. 23-year-old nurse and wife, Carol Ann Fitzmaurice, was found stabbed 14 times in her home with her own kitchen knife. Listen to find out what Tara thinks brought a killer to her door, and landed two other key individuals dead in this week's episode.

Its another Cold Case Friday, folks! Listen up to learn what Tara has to say about a decades-old unsolved murder case involving a 16-year-old runaway who was identified after spending three decades unnamed. Caledonia, NY's famous "Cali Doe", Tammy Jo Alexander brings through tips on who may have been her killer...

...and you didn't even know we were gone. Tara and McKenzie recap their recording journey heading into season two. We discuss energy, a pesky kidney tumor, and Tara invites the world to shimmy.

Our first guest, Cindy Edwards, joins us to share about her experiences with Tara. Together, we tackle the hard questions of whether it is ethical for a medium to share a death date with a client, why doesn't a reading make immediate sense sometimes, and what the hell happens to all of the spoons in our households.

Cold Case Friday: Tara connects with missing person, Joanne Williams, who left for a dance class on December 7, 1978, in the Scranton, Pennsylvania area, and never returned, and Shelley Diane Lutey, a young single mother who disappeared from Upper Darby, PA, in August of 1982. Are both of these women connected to suspected serial killer, Frank Osellanie? See what Tara feels on today's episode of We Might Be Dead!