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📍Kaitlin Armstrong & The Murder of Moriah Wilson (with Angiesworld) 📰 Jealousy, obsession, and a brutal killing inside Austin’s elite cycling scene turned the Kaitlin Armstrong murder case into one of the most shocking true crime stories in recent years. Join us as we break down the murder of Moriah “Mo” Wilson, the manhunt that ended in Costa Rica, and the evidence that led to Armstrong’s conviction.

📍THE MURDER OF TARA BAKER (with guest hosts TOO BEE & JONATHAN BING!!) Thursday, April 2nd | 7PM (EST) / 4PM (PST) 📰 On January 19, 2001, University of Georgia law student Tara Baker was found murdered in her Athens apartment. More than two decades later, advances in DNA technology finally gave investigators the breakthrough they needed to make an arrest. But did they catch the real killer?

In Cheshire, CT a family is taken captive inside their own home - leaving three dead, a house on fire, and one sole survivor left to tell the story of what really happened.

The Ken & Barbie Killers: Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka

Join us as we examine the 1990s murders of Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G., plus the tragic losses of DMX, Mac Miller, and more.

Sheldon “Timothy” Herrington & the Murder of Jimmie “Jay” Lee TUESDAY, Jan 27th - 7PM (Eastern) / 4PM (Pacific) A 20-year-old University of Mississippi student vanishes, sparking a years-long investigation that leads to the arrest and eventual conviction of a fellow student.

The Ken & Barbie Killers (with Angiesworld) Canada’s “Ken and Barbie” horror story follows a couple's sadistic spree of abduction and murder—and how a notorious plea bargain, struck before authorities had key videotape evidence, still sparks public outrage to this day.

HOPKC’s charismatic founder Mike Bickle faces sweeping allegations and investigations, turning a 24/7 prayer empire into a study in secrecy and fallout.

In 1993, three teenagers are convicted of several brutal murders - then freed years later via Alford pleas, leaving the question that still haunts the town of West Memphis, Arkansas: who really did it?