Three people. One house. One devastating fire. And a seven-year-old girl caught in the middle of a horrifying Tulsa murder investigation.

On October 14, 2018, firefighters responding to a house fire in Tulsa, Oklahoma, discovered the bodies of 27-year-old Ramon Marquis Brown, 27-year-old Hosea Fletcher, and seven-year-old Maziah A’Chelle Sea’On Brown inside the home.

Investigators determined that all three had been shot—and evidence indicated that Maziah and her father Ramon were still alive when the fire began.

In this episode of You Can’t Make This BS Up!, we go deep into the case involving Keenan Burkhalter and Andrew Labryam Conard.

We’ll examine:

🔥 What happened inside the East Seminole home

🔎 How investigators connected the suspects to the crime

📱 The phone and surveillance evidence

🚙 The vehicle investigators were tracking

🔫 The firearm evidence

🧴 The lighter-fluid evidence

⚖️ Andrew Conard’s eventual cooperation with prosecutors

🏛️ Keenan Burkhalter’s trial and conviction

👩‍⚖️ The judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys and investigators involved

👩‍👦 The disturbing connection involving Conard’s mother, Beverly Nichols, and the death of Felicia Jones

❓ And the questions that remain surrounding this case

And yes…

I’m giving these suspects the third degree.

Because sometimes the evidence is so unbelievable that you have to stop and ask:

“What in the hell were you thinking?”

But beneath the questions, courtroom drama and my commentary are three victims whose lives were taken far too soon.

Maziah.

Ramon.

Hosea.

This episode is dedicated to remembering them—not glorifying the people accused or convicted in connection with their deaths.

Viewer/listener discretion is strongly advised. This episode discusses murder, the death of a child, firearms, arson and disturbing investigative evidence.

You Can’t Make This BS Up! — where we follow the evidence, ask the uncomfortable questions, and let the facts speak for themselves.

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Five-year-old Kamarie Holland should have had her entire life ahead of her.

Instead, her name became connected to one of the most disturbing child-murder cases in Alabama and Georgia.

In this deeply researched episode of You Can’t Make This Bs Up!, we go beyond the headlines to reconstruct the story from the beginning: Kamarie’s childhood and family, Jeremy Tremaine Williams’s documented history, Kristy Siple’s role, the relationships and warning signs that preceded the crime, the investigation, the forensic evidence, Williams’s confession, the courtroom proceedings, and the death sentence that followed.

We also examine the difficult questions surrounding Williams’s earlier history, including the 2009 child-abuse case that ended in an acquittal, the investigation into the 2005 death of his infant daughter Naudia, and testimony concerning other alleged victims—carefully distinguishing allegations and investigations from proven convictions.

Then we take you inside the final chapter.

On August 13, 2026, Alabama carried out Jeremy Tremaine Williams’s death sentence by lethal injection.

We’ll cover his final meal, final statement, the execution itself, and his official time of death at 6:16 p.m. Central Time.

But this isn’t a story that ends with an execution.

It’s a story about a five-year-old girl whose life was taken from her, a family left behind, the warning signs that surrounded the adults in her life, and the question of whether something could have been done to protect her.

Remember Kamarie Holland.

⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains disturbing discussions of child abuse, sexual assault, murder, drug use, forensic evidence and execution. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

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A marriage falls apart. A family is a caught in the middle. And one day in April 2008 changes everything.

In this episode of You Can’t Make This BS Up!, we take a deep dive into the tragic case of Patrick Wharen, a Florida man whose family conflict ended in a shocking double homicide that left a teenage son wounded and forced to live with the aftermath forever.

We examine the lives of the people involved, the relationship breakdown between Patrick and Kelly Wharen, the role of Jonathan Vuick, the investigation that followed, the courtroom battle over intent and motive, and the devastating impact left behind on everyone connected to the case.

Was this a crime fueled by jealousy and anger? Was it a moment of emotional collapse? Or were there warning signs that something much darker was coming?

Join us as we uncover the evidence, the testimony, and the unanswered questions behind a case that proves sometimes the truth is more unbelievable than fiction.

This is Patrick Wharen… and you really can’t make this BS up.

Former model Kelsey Turner appeared to be living a glamorous life, posing for magazines and building a social media following. Behind the scenes, however, prosecutors alleged she relied heavily on the financial support of 71-year-old California psychiatrist Dr. Thomas Burchard, who reportedly paid hundreds of thousands of dollars toward her lifestyle over several years. (Wikipedia)

In March 2019, Dr. Burchard disappeared after traveling to Las Vegas. Days later, authorities discovered his body stuffed inside the trunk of Turner’s abandoned Mercedes-Benz on a desert road outside the city. Investigators concluded he had been beaten to death, and evidence from a Las Vegas home tied the killing to Turner, her boyfriend Jon “Logan” Kennison, and their roommate, Diana Peña. (AP News)

According to prosecutors, the relationship between Turner and Dr. Burchard had deteriorated as he attempted to distance himself financially. Peña later cooperated with investigators, admitting she helped clean the crime scene after the killing and providing key testimony that strengthened the prosecution’s case. Kennison eventually pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder, receiving a prison sentence of 18 to 45 years. (AP News)

Rather than proceed to trial, Turner entered an Alford plea to second-degree murder in late 2022, allowing her to maintain her innocence while acknowledging prosecutors had enough evidence to likely secure a conviction. In January 2023, she was sentenced to 10 to 25 years in a Nevada prison. (ABC News)

This episode explores how an expensive lifestyle, financial dependence, and a toxic relationship escalated into a homicide that shocked both Nevada and California. It follows the investigation from Dr. Burchard’s disappearance to the forensic evidence, witness testimony, arrests, plea agreements, and the lasting impact on everyone connected to the case.

Brodes C. Perry (age 36 at death) was a third-generation preacher and executive pastor at Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church in Memphis. On April 4, 2019, he and his wife Tabatha were shot in their Collierville apartment by Latoshia Daniels, with whom he had been involved in an extramarital relationship. Perry died the next day. Daniels was later convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to 20 years in February 2026. The case revealed videos of Perry discussing “ethical non-monogamy” and left lasting trauma for his widow and congregation.

Uncover the harrowing true crime story of the Danielle Marshall murder in Powder Springs, Georgia—a chilling case that shocked a quiet Atlanta suburb. In this episode of “You Can’t Make This BS Up,” host Joel Davis delves into the brutal 2013 homicide of 23-year-old single mom Danielle Marshall, gunned down in her home while her infant daughter Eva crawled amid the bloodshed. Explore the toxic ex-relationship with Joshua Maurice Gibson, marked by 11 domestic violence incidents, jealousy-fueled rage, and a desperate 911 cover-up. From cold case breakthroughs and explosive courtroom drama—including Gibson’s attorney slap and witness hit solicitation—to the bizarre prison suicide aftermath, this true crime podcast episode reveals it all. Packed with investigative insights, witness testimonies, and updates on appeals and developments. Ideal for fans searching for Georgia true crime, Atlanta murders, domestic abuse cases, or unsolved mysteries turned solved. Listener discretion advised for graphic violence details. Subscribe for more unbelievable true stories, and follow @ucmakethisbsup on X for episode discussions. #TrueCrimePodcast #DanielleMarshallMurder #PowderSpringsMurder

Buckle up for a chilling deep dive into one of Louisiana’s darkest chapters. Host Joel Davis uncovers the twisted life of Derrick Todd Lee, the smooth-talking predator who terrorized Baton Rouge and beyond from 1998-2003. Posing as a charming everyman, he stalked, raped, and brutally murdered at least 7 women—leaving bodies in swamps, homes soaked in blood, and a community in fear.

From his troubled childhood and escalating peeping crimes to the shocking investigative blunders (yes, they DNA-tested over 1,000 white men first!), survivor miracles, and his dramatic capture—this is the nightmare you can’t make this BS up about.

Hear the heartbreaking stories of victims like Charlotte Murray Pace (stabbed 81 times), Pamela Kinamore, and more. Justice delayed, but not denied… until Lee’s heart gave out on death row.

If you love true crime that hits hard—serial killers, botched hunts, and raw human horror—hit play now. Warning: Graphic details ahead.

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What happens when a single mom of four tries to move on from a toxic ex… and he decides she can’t?

In January 2024, 32-year-old Kayla Laray Atwood drops her kids off at daycare and school in Pensacola, Florida—like any normal day. She never comes back. Her phone goes dark. Her family panics. Police release a chilling photo: Kayla climbing into a yellow Penske truck with a guy she met on a dating app just days earlier.

But the real nightmare? Surveillance catches her stepping into her ex-boyfriend Mikhail Fountain’s white pickup truck minutes later. Texts fly between them. Then… nothing.

Fountain shows up at neighbors’ doors, begging to see their cameras, claiming Kayla was “kidnapped.” He deletes footage. He wipes messages. He lies to cops.

Eight days of agony later, cadaver dogs hit paydirt in the woods near the daycare—Kayla’s body in a shallow grave, shot and buried like trash. Fountain gets arrested at 2 a.m., fighting officers.

Motive? Pure, explosive jealousy. Kayla was moving on. Fountain couldn’t handle losing control.

Fast-forward to January 2026: After a three-day trial, a jury convicts 36-year-old Mikhail Fountain of second-degree murder. He faces up to life without parole—sentencing coming in February.

This is a story of domestic terror, deleted evidence, a mother’s unbreakable love for her four kids, and a cover-up so sloppy you truly can’t make this BS up.

Joel Davis breaks it all down: Kayla’s tough Pensacola roots, her family devotion, the tangled ex-boyfriend drama, the heart-stopping search, and the courtroom justice that finally came.

Warning: Graphic details of domestic violence and murder. If you’re in danger, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.

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Dive into the heart-wrenching true crime story of Alishah Pointer, a vibrant young woman whose life was stolen on the eve of her 22nd birthday in East Cleveland, Ohio. Uncover the twisted web of revenge, betrayal by a trusted friend, and unimaginable torture that led to her tragic end. Join host Joel Davis as we explore the chilling details, the hunt for justice, and the enduring pain of a family shattered forever. Listener discretion advised—this episode exposes the darkest sides of human nature. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts seeking raw, dramatic storytelling.

In this emotional episode, we delve into the life and tragic death of Breneisha Lightfoot, the talented Cleveland rapper known as Ahlotta. A resilient young woman dedicated to her music, community, and saving lives from gun violence, Breneisha's bright future was cut short on the eve of her 26th birthday by domestic abuse. We explore her inspiring journey, the devastating events of July 2023, and the lasting impact of her loss—a poignant reminder of the hidden dangers of intimate partner violence.

Content warning: This episode discusses domestic violence, murder, and sensitive topics.