When two proud Ghanaian immigrants are discovered murdered in their upscale Maryland home, police are confronted with bizarre evidence that motivates them to take a closer look at the mystifying rituals of voodoo.
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Angela McGraw-Hester
S30/EP25
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Aired: 04/03/2022
After the victim of a torturous stabbing is able to call 911 in a last gasp attempt to save her own life, investigators in Gresham, Oregon are left with a devastatingly gruesome crime scene, an assailant on the loose and a missing child to locate.
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Karen Coleman
S30/EP24
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Aired: 03/27/2022
After the burned body of a local man is found in rural Missouri, the homicide goes unsolved for nearly two decades until a twisted murder plot is brought to light.
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Patty James
S30/EP23
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Aired: 03/20/2022
After a beloved father is found strangled and battered in his driveway, Wilton Manors, Florida investigators search for motives until an unsuspected confession reveals a complex web of deceit.
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Daphne Wright
S30/EP22
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Aired: 03/13/2022
While investigating the disturbing murder of an elderly Vietnamese couple in Texas, authorities are left stunned when stories of mysticism and conspiracy come to the front of the investigation.
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Patricia Brown
S30/EP21
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Aired: 03/06/2022
When a North Carolina man is found shot to death in a roadside ditch, robbery seems to be a plausible motive, but the case remains cold for years until a mysterious letter reveals a more sinister motive than anyone could have imagined.
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S30/EP26
Why did Sheila Aidoo have her estranged husband Seth and his pregnant girlfriend killed? Prosecutor Joseph Ruddy describes what he believes to be her three motives.
S30/EP26
Lee Spurlock, a business associate of murder victim Seth Aidoo, describes what he believes to be the anger and vitriol that led Sheila Aidoo to have her estranged husband and pregnant girlfriend killed. He also explains why he believes Sheila literally "got away with murder."
S30/EP26
Prosecutors Christine Murphy and Joseph Ruddy recall the dramatic trial of the murderers of Seth Aidoo as Lawanda Benefield and Lee Spurlock share memories of their late friend. Ruben Castaneda, former reporter of The Washington Post, also shares his observations on how the crime and trial affected the community.
S30/EP26
When two proud Ghanian immigrants are discovered murdered in their upscale Maryland home, police are confronted with bizarre evidence that motivates them to take a closer look at the mystifying rituals of voodoo.
S30/EP25
Brianne Morganstern describes how she first heard about the murder of her close friend Ann Hester and how, in many ways, she hasn't moved on in the five years that have followed. Brianne also shares her insights on the grieving process and what she would like Ann to know today.
S30/EP25
Emily Linares, daughter of Angela McCraw-Hester, recalls telling her mother to take the deal being offered as the evidence mounted against her in the murder of Ann Hester. Meanwhile, James Morganstern reminisces on discussions with Ann about starting a life together before her life tragically ended.
S30/EP25
Police Detective Aaron Turnage recalls what he describes as the most violent crime in the history of Gresham, Oregon, an incident of particular brutality he hopes to never see the likes of again.
S30/EP24
Richard Zaleuke shares memories of his friend Danny Coleman, a man who could've passed for Santa Claus not only in appearance and his hearty belly laugh but his love for children.
S30/EP24
Gregory LaCombe, former FBI special agent, discusses the difficulty in dealing with information provided by prison inmates during the investigation of the murder of Danny Coleman. Coleman's wife Karen agreed to testify against her two co-conspirators ... but in exchange for what?
S30/EP24
Gary Toelke, Gregory LaCombe, Robert Patrick, and Richard Zaleuke share their final thoughts on the murder case of Danny Coleman. Do they think justice was served for Karen Coleman, who received a reduced prison sentence for cooperating with the investigation?
