In this week's case, Kaetlyn talks all about the exorcism of Anneliese Michel. This case will surprise you with how recent it is and subsequently how even more shocking that it is that something like this happened in real life to a 23-year-old woman with the rest of her life ahead of her. 

We get into the nitty gritty of exorcisms, why Anneliese herself begged for one and what went wrong on that fateful day in 1976. Also includes a brief tangent on religion.

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This week's (very late- sorry from Kaetlyn) episode is all about the sad sad disappearance case of Susan Powell and the subsequent murders of her two young boys by her husband Joshua. This seems like such a cut and dry case but to this day Susan has not gotten the justice she deserves and her beautiful boys are dead as a result as well. Get ready to have your heart broken.

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This week's episode is about the horrific torture and eventual murder of 16-year-old Sylvia Likens. This case comes with just about every trigger warning in the book but especially for sexual assault and abuse. 

Sylvia Likens was taken in by the Baniszewskis and then brutally tortured and assaulted for an entire summer in 1965 before finally passing away at the direction of Gertrude Baniszewski (although just about everyone joined in her torture including Gertrude's children and neighborhood kids).

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This week's episode is about the 24 year captivity of Elisabeth Fritzl by her father Josef. We will also introduce the case of Lydia Gouardo, an eerily similar one that didn't get as much media attention but we feel was equally as horrible.

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This week we're coming at you with another strange, unsolved disappearance of a young woman, Phoenix Coldon, out of Missouri. Phoenix's black Chevy Blazer was found abandoned in a rough part of East St. Louis, only hours after her parents saw her last on December 18th, 2011. There were little to no clues to where she might have gone or whether or not there was foul play except that she had begun hanging out with a new friend group, one who refuses to talk to her family or the police. 

We really hope this episode increases awareness of this case because everyone deserves closure, especially Phoenix's parents who have searched tirelessly through the years to find her. 

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This week's case is about the bizarre disappearance of Maura Murray. February 9, 2004, Murray slid off the road, got out of her car and was never seen again. There are countless theories as to where she went and whether she was planning on skipping town the entire time or something more sinister occurred that night. 

Let us know what your theory is, we'd love to hear from you! Thank you as always for the support. 

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This week's Friday episode is on the recently re-opened death of Tamla Horsford. Although this death is currently labeled an accident, many supporters of Horsford, as well as her family, believe this to be a cover up and that there may be foul play involved. We'll give you the facts and our theories and then you can decide for yourself. 

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In this episode, we cover the murderer Susan Smith and briefly relate her crimes to those of Diane Downs, because let me tell you folks, the similarities are wild. Susan Smith murdered her two young sons, eventually confessed to it but not before accusing an African-American man of carjacking her and fleeing. 

Diane Downs attempted to kill her three children just 10 years before Susan Smith. She only killed one, although she shot all three of them and herself, drove them to the hospital and claimed a random person had done it in a failed carjacking. 

Why you may ask? Well the story the prosecutors used in both cases to send the women to prison, was that of women who were so obsessed with being with a certain man who really didn't want children, that they went to the extremes to cut their children out of the equation in order to be with this man.

YEah.

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This short episode is about the currently cold case of the murder of Jennifer Servo in Abilene, Texas 2002.

Servo was a budding news reporter and had dreams of being the next Katie Couric. She had just gotten a full-time news reporter job when she was tragically murdered. Jennifer's father, as well as the rest of her family, continue to advocate for her murderer to be brought to justice. But the Abilene police force at this point has to just wait for a tip.

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This Monday we discuss the crimes of Samuel Little, who was dubbed the most notorious serial killer the U.S. has ever seen. If you don't know him, we'll give you the run down in this episode.

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