Alicia Fox was a vibrant young woman whose life was tragically cut short by her partner Erin. Their relationship was marked by volatility and violence, but Alicia stayed, hoping things would change. On one devastating night, Erin’s violence escalated to murder. Alicia was killed in Michigan, and Erin was arrested for first-degree murder. And today, the search for the two children remains. This episode is a heartbreaking reminder of the dangers of domestic violence and the importance of recognizing warning signs. If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233.

On July 7, 1977, Bonnie Garland, a 20-year-old Yale University student, was murdered in her bedroom by her ex-boyfriend Richard Herrin. Bonnie and Richard met at Yale in 1974, but their relationship became troubled. On the night of July 6th, Bonnie told Richard she wanted to see other men. After she fell asleep, Richard grabbed a hammer and bludgeoned her to death. This case sparked national debate about domestic violence and crimes of passion.

On July 26, 1992, Brenda Lambert disappeared from her Bluefield, West Virginia home after hosting her son's first birthday party. Her husband Raymond was having an affair with Brenda's cousin Tammy and had become violent. After the party, Raymond showed up at Brenda's sister's house shaking and asking if anyone had seen Brenda. The next day, Brenda's car was in the driveway but she was gone. She hasn't been seen since. If you have information, contact Bluefield Police.

Jamilla 'Millie' Smith, a beloved mother of two, radiated warmth that touched the lives of all who knew her. Tragically, her light was extinguished by the hands of her abusive ex-boyfriend, leaving authorities and her grieving family in a relentless pursuit of justice and answers.

Police encourage anyone with information to contact the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office at 803-648-6811 or submit a tip at aikencountysheriff.net. The family is offering a $10,000 reward for information in Jamilla’s case. The family is also running a Facebook group, Find Jamilla Smith, where you can stay up to date on the case.

On February 9, 1960, Adolph Coors III, heir to the Coors brewing empire, vanished after leaving his Colorado home. His car was found abandoned on a bridge with blood and signs of struggle. Seven months later, his remains were discovered. The investigation led to Joseph Corbett Jr., a paroled murderer who became one of the FBI's Ten Most Wanted. The case involved ransom demands, a massive manhunt, and a trial that captivated America. This is the story of a kidnapping gone wrong and a family forever changed.

In 2017, Sara Starr, a beloved teacher in Coffee County, Alabama, was tragically found shot dead in her driveway. Despite years of investigation due to sparse evidence, authorities ultimately uncovered a complex murder-for-hire scheme.

In 1987, college student Cathy Sposito was brutally murdered while hiking in Yavapai County, Arizona. Decades later, through the efforts of volunteers and advances in genetic genealogy, her case and others were solved, providing closure to victims' families.

Lana Stempien, a vibrant attorney with a love for boating, disappeared mysteriously with her boyfriend Chuck Rutherford during a planned trip on Lake Huron in 2005. Despite extensive investigations and theories, including suspicions of foul play, Lana's body was found weeks later, while Chuck's whereabouts remain unknown, leaving the case unresolved and fraught with unanswered questions.

In 2015, Carrie and Steven Turner were getting ready for retirement, on the verge of a peaceful life in Myrtle Beach, met a tragic end during a fateful trip. After the police found their bodies in their hotel room, the search was on to find the couple’s son, who quickly became the number one suspect.

Bianca Carrasco, a devoted mother of three, went missing in May 2016 after a reported argument with her husband, leaving her family desperate for answers. Nearly eight years without answers, the family remains determined to find Bianca and prove she would not have willingly left her children and belongings behind.

On May 1, 2016, Bianca Carrasco, a devoted nurse and mother of three, vanished from San Antonio, Texas. The 29-year-old failed to show up for work, which was completely out of character. When investigators talked to her husband Daniel, they became suspicious of his inconsistent story. Nearly eight years later, no one has been arrested. Bianca's friend Julie worked with us to share her story. If you have information, contact San Antonio Police.

Dubbed "the world's most wanted woman" in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Elaine Parent was sought for the murder of her potential roommate, Beverly McGowan. Using over 20 different identities and mastering disguise, Elaine eluded authorities for more than a decade.

On July 19, 1990, a couple in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, discovered the dismembered body of Beverly McGowan in a canal. The 34-year-old's head and hands had been removed to conceal her identity. Beverly was a quiet, hardworking woman who had been murdered by Elaine Parent, a con artist and identity thief. Elaine befriended Beverly, killed her, and fled to London using stolen identities. This is the story of a woman whose trust was betrayed and the pursuit of her killer.

This week we are discussing the life and tragic death of Judy Malinowski, a woman from Ohio, who lost her life after being set on fire by her ex-boyfriend in 2015. Despite suffering severe burns, she fought for two years before succumbing to her injuries, sparking widespread outrage and calls for justice.

This week, we are discussing the story of a young mother named Nicole VanderHeyden, who was murdered after a night out with her boyfriend and other friends. And while police quickly honed in on a suspect, as more information came in, they quickly realized that the most obvious suspect isn't always the correct one.

In 2019, renowned child psychiatrist Dr. Thomas Bouchard went missing after a trip to Las Vegas. Police quickly discovered that he was not a missing person but rather the victim of a gruesome homicide.

This week, we are discussing the murder of 19-year-old Alaska native Sonya Ivanoff, who was walking home one night after visiting a friend. Fortunately a brave eyewitness came forward with information that would turn the investigation on its head. 

This week, we are discussing the disappearance and assumed murder of New York resident Gail Katz as she attempted to leave her abusive husband. Decades go by before Gail’s family learns the truth about what happened to her from a very unlikely person.

This week, we are discussing the murder of bride-to-be Molly Watson, which occurred less than two days before her wedding. Little did Molly know that the man she was planning to marry had a secret life that unraveled and ultimately led to her death.

This week, we are discussing the murder of Chad Entzel, a North Dakota native. When police first arrived at Chad’s home, which he shared with his wife, they initially believed Chad had died by suicide. However, they quickly realized that something far more nefarious had taken place inside the home.