“I opened the door. There is a woman standing there, pleasant looking woman, but it’s still Sunday night after 9 p.m. It’s like ‘What’s going on?’ and she said, ‘I think you know someone named Mordechai Horowitz?’” Arya says in the podcast's trailer. “And I said, ‘Oh, you better come in.’”
“I cry over it. I felt some guilt over it, but I know it was the right thing to do,” Joy Fluker said of her decision to call the Alachua County Sheriff's Office in 2016 to report her mother Anna Young had killed a child in the 1980s while serving as leader of a strict religious community.
“I didn’t want to leave him. I wish I could have taken him,” Sabrina Hamburg said of abandoning her toddler son outside a San Juan church at the alleged direction of cult leader Anna Young.
Emon Harper arrived at the ultra-religious Florida community known as the House of Prayer as a baby in 1986, but several years later, the young boy died after enduring horrific abuse.
“You can forget or try to forget many mistakes in life," Anna Young's daughter Joy Fluker said after the 79-year-old entered no contest pleas to killing two children. "But an innocent human life should never be forgotten.”
From the investigation into the notorious Long Island serial murders to a deep dive into the mysterious killings of women in a Mexican border town, these are some of 2020's most binge-worthy podcasts.
Eli Weaver regularly cheated on his wife Barbara Weaver, and, according to a new podcast, he'd test the waters with his dates to see who may help him kill his wife.
