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Terra Newell joins us to discuss how she fought back against “Dirty John” Meehan. Plus, how new technology helped police solve the 50-year old murder of Jody Loomis.

The mother of Keeshae Jacobs joins us to discuss her daughter’s disappearance. Plus, how Tina Fontaine’s death raised awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women.

Jake Latiolais vanished in 2014, and his mother joins us with a message for those responsible. Plus, we revisit the oldest mystery in America- the Lost Colony of Roanoke.

Collier Landry joins us to remember his mother, and discuss his prison confrontation with his father who killed her. Plus, we look back at the only unsolved escape from Alcatraz.

Jennifer Romero joins us to discuss the murder of her son, Gino, and the organization she founded to help others. Plus, we revisit the disappearance of Shannon Paulk.

Contessa Fitts joins us to remember her sister, Nicole, and why she believes her missing niece, Arianna, is still alive. Plus, we look back at the mysterious case of Brandy Hall.

The great aunt of Diamond and Tionda Bradley joins us to discuss the two decade search for the missing sisters. Plus, how a psychic helped solve a Montana double murder.

A family advocate for Missy Bevers discusses her murder, including why a forensic podiatrist was brought in. Plus, one of the most shocking crimes in Ireland’s history.

How Dr. James Fallon discovered he has the mind of a psychopath, and what his research tells us about nature vs nurture. Plus, we revisit the Central Park murder of Jennifer Levin.

Clinton Nelson’s mother joins us with a surprising message to anyone involved in her son’s disappearance. Plus, a look back at the Heidt family murders, and betrayal from within.

Judith O’Donnell’s sister shares whether the family believes she was a victim of the Long Island serial killer. Plus, we look back at murder on the Appalachian Trail.

David Robinson joins us to discuss how the public can help search for his son, Daniel. Plus, a look back at the Taliesin Massacre at the home of architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

Todd Matthews joins us to discuss the DoeNetwork, and its quest to identify the missing and murdered. Plus, the silver screen connection to the murder of Addison Verrill.

A family plea for help in the disappearance of Diamond Bynum and King Walker from their Indiana home. Plus, a conviction, but no justice for the family of Ursula Herrmann.

Pepita Redhair disappeared in March 2020, and her mother joins us to share her frustration in the search. Plus, we look back at the original motion picture mystery.

We discuss the mysterious death of Brittany Palmer with her mother. Plus, how true crime media has changed the criminal justice system.

What happened to Walter “Bo” Brawner? His sister-in-law joins us with more questions than answers. Plus, we look back at the 1988 disappearance of Tara Calico.

The parents of Kaylee Jones join us to discuss what everyone should know about the disappearance of their daughter. Plus, we look back at the assassination of Orlando Letelier.

Skylar Black disappeared in New York City. Her mother joins us with a plea for anyone to listen. Plus, we revisit the unsolved disappearance of Sheila Bradford.

Max Greenfield’s sister joins us with what she loves about him most, and why she fears the worst in his disappearance. Plus, we look back at the unsolved Bricca family murders.

The mother and sister of Jesse Florez discuss his disappearance just days after 9/11. Plus, a former prosecutor explains how juries have changed because of True Crime television.

Ryan Shtuka’s mother joins us to talk about his disappearance and her work now to help other families. Plus, we look back at the unsolved murder of Christine Jessop.

Mont Highley IV’s parents join us in their latest push for justice nearly two decades after his murder. Plus, Moxxy Forensics and the new field of investigative genetic genealogy.

The mother of Rickem Samuels talks forgiveness and justice in her son’s murder. Plus, we look back at the unsolved homicide of Paul Girard in a Michigan Park in 1988.

The aunt and uncle of Aubrey Dameron share their favorite memories of their missing niece. Plus, what a use of force expert wants you to know about interactions with police.

Ryan Backmann, founder of Project: Cold Case, shares his personal journey from survivor to advocate. Plus, how one forensic sketch artist uses his skills to identify criminals.

Michelle Bart, founder of NWCAVE, discusses her pursuit to end exploitation and violence. Plus, international expert Dr. Mitchell Eisen reveals the trouble with eyewitness memory.

Brandon Embry’s mother reveals why she has more questions than answers about her son’s death. Plus, a revolutionary new look at where The Notorious B.I.G. was killed.

One of the world’s top forensic entomologists joins us to reveal how insects can help solve crimes. Plus, how True Crime podcasts and television are making criminals smarter.

An expert in prosecuting murder cases without a body tells us why they’re happening more often. Plus, what a super-recognizer is and how they’re helping police around the world.

How genetic genealogy is being used to identify victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. Plus, a certified laughter coach explains a unique approach to trauma recovery.

A veteran journalist discusses how school shootings have changed over the last three decades. Plus, understanding vicarious trauma and who can become affected.

Author LaDonna Humphrey joins us to discuss her book on the unsolved murder of Missy Witt. Plus, an inside look at one organization devoted to helping victims of cybercrime.

A professor of computer science joins us with how your vacation photos can help stop human trafficking. Plus, how intuition is being used to help solve cold cases.

Russ Faria joins us to discuss his wrongful conviction of his wife’s murder. Plus, how CrimeDoor has revolutionized the missing persons poster.

A survivor and advocate joins us with her mission to end sexual abuse in children. Plus, an expert on the growing movement of trauma-informed treatment.

A veteran sports journalist discusses brain injuries and violent behavior in athletes. Plus, we revisit the murder of four teenage girls in an Austin, Texas yogurt shop.

How the DNA Doe Project is identifying victims and providing closure to families. Plus, the lasting changes in the airline industry after the hijacking of flight 1771.

Joshua Bohannan’s aunt discusses his mysterious death and why the family is still searching for answers. Plus, a former police officer reveals the protocol for high-speed chases.

A veteran journalist takes us inside the world of organ trafficking, and why it’s so hard for police to stop. Plus, how investigators determine when someone is faking their death.

We take a closer look at the disappearance of Judith Anne Brown with one of her relatives. Plus, what goes into protecting the President when he travels away from Washington, D.C.

Liz Barraza’s father joins us to discuss her shocking murder and the family’s quest for justice. Plus, how one forensic veterinarian is helping stop animal abuse.

We learn more about the disappearance of Taries Price when her parents join us. Plus, a legal expert breaks down the difference between military and civilian trials.

A survivor of Jonestown discusses the tragedy more than 40 years later. Plus, an education into forensic anthropology and how this science is helping law enforcement.

Family of Barb Cotton reveal new information after four decades of searching for the missing North Dakota woman. Plus, a judge pulls back the curtain on sentencing.

Princella Eppes’ sister joins us to remember her life and share her dogged pursuit of justice in the unsolved murder. Plus, web sleuth Baudi Moovan on internet investigations.

Why some prisoners are being held long after their sentences are over, and the man trying to end overdetention. Plus, what happens when a child is called to testify.

A defense attorney explains how powerful propensity evidence is, and when it should be used. Plus, one of the nation’s top investigators reveals how she went after gangs.

A former FBI special agent shares signs and solutions for identity theft. Plus, where it’s legal to sue the person your spouse had an affair with.

Trenton Way’s family joins us as they continue to seek justice for his death. Plus, trafficking survivor Rebecca Bender joins us with a message everyone needs to hear.

Andy Kahan joins us on why he couldn’t refuse the offer made to him by CrimeStoppers of Houston. Plus, we revisit the first case of missing children being put on milk cartons.

An expert in false confessions explains the science behind why they happen. Plus, a look at one researcher’s quest to further the understanding of body decomposition.

A former FBI hostage negotiator on what he learned from the Waco standoff with David Koresh. Plus, an expert on mass murder explains the only type that’s not preventable.

One of the world’s leading experts on drowning shares why these deaths are often more than just tragic accidents. Plus, the future of armed robots in policing.

Russ Faria joins us to remember his wife, Betsy, whom he was wrongfully convicted of killing. Plus, the hijacking of PSA Flight 1771 like you’ve never seen before.

A 911 dispatcher reveals the biggest misconception about emergency calls. Plus, the husband and wife team behind the Hidden True Crime podcast join us.

A cybercrime expert shares what to know about sextortion and why teens are being targeted. Plus, a new company shares their revolutionary process for a more green burial.

An investigator into suspicious deaths reveals the red flags she looks for. Plus, how serial killers have been viewed differently throughout history.

An expert in domestic violence shares how he’s working with perpetrators to end it. Plus, how the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre changed the future of organized crime.