Jess and Kaitlyn discuss the case of Craig Price, also known as The Warwick Slasher, who terrorized a small community in Rhode Island for three years before he was found. Price was just 13 years old when he committed his first murder.

This episode talks about the scandal in the YouTube beauty community that has made headlines on CNN, Fox News, People Magazine, and more. Known as Dramageddon, Karma-Geddon, and the “Bye Sisters” scandal, we discuss alleged crimes that may be occurring behind the scenes on YouTube. As of this podcast, no charges have been filed, but legal action may be proceeding within the next few months.

Listening discretion is advised, as we will be talking about topics including not limited to crimes against children, blackmail, and sex crimes. All parties mentioned are legally innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

In this episode Kate and Jess dive into for-profit law schools and how they are connected to predatory loan lending.

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On May 18th, 2020, a video was posted to YouTube of Connecticut State Trooper Matthew Spina getting into an expletive-laced argument with a driver on I-95 in New Haven, Connecticut. Kate breaks down the incident and gives her perspective on why it is important for police officers to have someone or somewhere to turn to when their mental health deteriorates, and why in some cases, it’s better to just keep driving.

In this episode, we discuss the first case in Connecticut to ever be tried based on circumstantial evidence. The murder of Helle Crafts, known as The Wood Chipper Murder, debunked the outdated “no body, no crime” theory.

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An affair, a broken marriage, and a murder. This crime has been described by the media and the alleged murderer himself as a soap opera. In this episode, we discuss the Ellington, Connecticut shooting death of Connie Dabate, who's alleged murderer is none other than her husband.

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For four years, Eastern Connecticut was plagued by the kidnapping and murdering of young girls. Little did they know that the man behind the brutal crimes was not only closer to home than they thought, but that this wasn’t his first rodeo. This is the story of serial killer Michael Ross, also known as the Roadside Strangler.

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On Memorial Day Weekend, 2018, Spencer Mugford and Sofia McKenna disappeared off the coast of New London, Connecticut. One week later, Spencer was pulled from the waters, but Sofia has yet to be found. With reports of domestic abuse less than a month before her disappearance, death threats, and shady circumstances surrounding the investigation, was Sofia’s disappearance an unfortunate accident, or is there more to the story? Sources and evidence can be found on our Facebook page, Burden of Proof: The CrimeCast.

https://www.facebook.com/burdenofproofcrimecast/

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