Did Kouri Richins Really Scoff While Her Own Kids Told the Court What She Did to Them?
The courtroom heard from three boys who still can’t stand in front of Kouri Richins and speak. Their therapists did it for them — reading handwritten words about a childhood prosecutors say was define...
15 Touko 28min
Alex Murdaugh Retrial: Former Prosecutor on What Both Sides Gained in Three Years
Three years between the verdict and the reversal. In that time, the defense picked up a perjury conviction against the clerk who tampered with the jury and a Supreme Court opinion restricting the fina...
15 Touko 15min
Yogurt Shop Murders Case Solved: Serial Killer Identified Through DNA
In late September 2025, the Austin Police Department announced a forensic breakthrough in the 1991 yogurt shop murders. Cold case detective Dan Jackson, who took over the investigation in 2022, resubm...
15 Touko 13min
Yellow Deli Might Be in Your Town. Meet 12 Tribes.
There may be one in your town. A charming restaurant with handcrafted furniture, homemade bread, and staff who seem unusually warm and attentive. There are at least thirty-three Yellow Deli locations ...
15 Touko 19min
Alex Murdaugh Retrial Evidence: Former Prosecutor on What the State Can Still Use
The Supreme Court said the prosecution went "far too long and far too deep" into Alex Murdaugh’s financial crimes at the first trial. They singled out testimony with "zero probative value" on motive t...
15 Touko 19min
Alex Murdaugh Conviction Reversed: Former Prosecutor on How Toal Got the Law Wrong
A former Chief Justice of South Carolina evaluated Becky Hill’s jury conduct and concluded Alex Murdaugh wasn’t prejudiced. Five sitting Supreme Court justices looked at the same record and said she a...
15 Touko 19min
Alex Murdaugh: The Book That Exposes What the Trial Couldn't
James Lasdun spent years investigating the Murdaugh case for The New Yorker and his book The Family Man. This interview covers it all — the manipulation patterns that started long before the murders, ...
15 Touko 1h 4min
Why They Couldn’t Leave — The Psychology Behind Miller, Ellerup, Richins, and Murdaugh
Why didn’t she just leave? The question gets asked in every domestic violence case, every coercive control prosecution, every murder where the warning signs were visible to everyone except the person ...
14 Touko 1h 1min
