The Death of Tamla Horsford: Accident or Answerless? (Part 1)
What was meant to be a lighthearted “football moms” sleepover in Cumming, Georgia turned into a morning no one could explain. Forty-year-old Tamla Horsford — wife, mother of five, and the life of any ...
13 Aug 202556min
Durst Things First: Murder, Lies, and Candy Aisles (Part 2)
You’d think getting caught dismembering your neighbor would slow a guy down. But for Robert Durst, that was just Act One. In Part 2 of this deeply twisted two-parter, we pick up with Bob laying low in...
6 Aug 202552min
Durst Things First: Murder, Lies, and Candy Aisles (Part 1)
When a torso washes up in Galveston Bay, police brace for a gritty whodunit. But what they unravel instead is one of the strangest stories in true crime history. In Part 1 of our deep dive into the tw...
6 Aug 202551min
Who Killed Ellen Greenberg? (part 1)
When 27-year-old schoolteacher Ellen Greenberg was found dead in her Philadelphia apartment—stabbed 20 times, including 10 times in the back of her neck and back—authorities quickly labeled it a suici...
30 Jul 202552min
Who Killed Ellen Greenberg? (part 2)
In April 2011, the Philadelphia Medical Examiner’s Office changed Ellen Greenberg’s manner of death from homicide to suicide—despite 20 stab wounds, 11 bruises in various stages of healing, and injuri...
30 Jul 202553min
“Jury of Her Peers” — A Conversation with the Cast & Creator of the New Film
In 1900, Iowa farmer John Hossack was murdered in his sleep. His wife, Margaret, claimed she didn’t hear a thing. But two women, brought into her home under the guise of gathering belongings, noticed ...
24 Jul 20251h 12min
The Psychology of an Alibi: How Liars Cover Their Tracks
What do Scott Peterson, Chris Watts, and a surprisingly incriminating Fitbit all have in common? Bad alibis—and worse lies. In this episode, Jenna and Kayla pull back the curtain on how killers fake i...
16 Jul 202545min
The Axeman of New Orleans: A Jazz-Age Nightmare
From 1918 to 1919, a mysterious figure wielding an axe terrorized the streets of New Orleans. His victims were often asleep, his weapon usually their own, and his signature? A chilling letter promisin...
9 Jul 20251h 12min
