The Death They Called a Suicide: Keith Warren
Keith Warren was 19 when he was found hanging in Silver Spring, Maryland, in 1986. Authorities ruled his death a suicide without performing an autopsy. His mother, Mary Couey, spent decades questionin...
24 Syys 47min
The Atlanta Child Murders: A City Afraid, a Case Unsettled
Between 1979 and 1981, Black children, teenagers and young adults disappeared across Atlanta. As fear spread, grieving families organized searches, challenged city leaders and demanded that the cases ...
17 Syys 52min
What They Came Back For: The Murder of Ashlea Harris
On the morning after Thanksgiving in 2014, firefighters responded to a blaze inside a Fort Worth apartment. There, they discovered 31-year-old Ashlea Harris bound and murdered.Ashlea was a hardworking...
10 Syys 32min
The Diggs Family Murders: Five Dead, No Arrests, Fifty Years of Silence
On December 6, 1975, Wesley Diggs returned to his home in Teaneck, New Jersey, and discovered his wife, Jean, and their four children—Audrey, Allison, Wesley Jr., and five-year-old Roger—shot to death...
3 Syys 37min
Thirty-Six Wounds and an Unexplained Drive: What Happened to Jonathan Luna?
On December 3, 2003, federal prosecutor Jonathan Luna left his Baltimore office shortly before midnight—but he never made it home. Hours later, his car was discovered beside a rural Pennsylvania creek...
27 Elo 35min
Did Karmelo Anthony Receive a Fair Trial? An Attorney Breaks Down the Evidentiary Hearing
Steph sits down with MD to break down the Karmelo Anthony evidentiary hearing and what Judge Chitty was actually being asked to decide.This was not a new determination of guilt or innocence. Anthony’s...
26 Elo 33min
The Other Side of Silence: The Ruby McCollum Case
In 1952, Ruby McCollum walked into the office of prominent white physician and politician Doctor C. Leroy Adams in Live Oak, Florida, and fatally shot him.Ruby never denied the shooting. What she atte...
20 Elo 1h 3min
