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Brothers Andrew, Alexander and Tanner Skelton were last seen on Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 2010, and then they vanished without a trace. Did their father kill them or did he relocate them with an underground community to keep them away from their mother? Wishing our listeners a very Happy Thanksgiving!
When Jane Bashara turned up dead in 2012, everyone assumed it was random Detroit violence. However, her husband Bob's secret BDSM lifestyle soon came to light, casting suspicion on him. In part two of this two-part episode, Rich and Tina discuss the investigation into Jane's murder, the media frenzy and the circus of a trial.
When Jane Bashara turned up dead in 2012, everyone assumed it was random Detroit violence. However, her husband Bob's secret BDSM lifestyle soon came to light, casting suspicion on him. In part one of this two-part episode, Rich and Tina discuss the crime, Bob Bashara's secret life, and the plot to kill Jane.
In this bonus mini-episode, Tina and Rich talk about the case of Frances and Tony Toto. Frances attempted to kill Tony in five different ways…was she successful? The movie starring Kevin Kline and Tracey Ullman “I Love You to Death” is based on the Toto’s story.
This week, Tina and Rich go back in time and across the pond to discuss the case of George Joseph Smith and The Bathtub Murders. George was a conman, bigamist and murderer. We also talk about Bernard Spillsbury, known as the father of forensic science, and the challenges of police investigations before the invention of modern techniques.
When Chanin Starbuck was found brutally murdered in December of 2011 in Deer Park, Washington, suspicion quickly turned to her ex-husband Clay. But Chanin also had an active online dating life, with mystery men texting and even visiting her house the day she was killed. In part two of this two-part episode, Rich and Tina talk about the DNA evidence, the discovery of an important 911 call, the trial, and the aftermath.
When Chanin Starbuck was found brutally murdered in December of 2011 in Deer Park, Washington, suspicion quickly turned to her ex-husband Clay. But Chanin also had an active online dating life, with mystery men texting and even visiting her house the day she was killed. In part one of this two-parter, Rich and Tina talk about the crime, the suspects, and take a deep-dive into Clay and Chanin's relationship.
Jeffrey MacDonald was accused of killing his pregnant wife Colette and two young daughters in 1970 but claims they were actually killed by a band of hippies inspired by the Manson family murders. The best selling book and blockbuster film "Fatal Vision" are based on the MacDonald murders. In part two of this two-part episode, Tina and Rich discuss Jeffrey's life after the murders, the many trials and appeals, and Freddy Kassab's change of heart.
Jeffrey MacDonald was accused of killing his pregnant wife Colette and two young daughters in 1970 but claims they were actually killed by a band of hippies inspired by the Manson family murders. The best selling book and blockbuster film “Fatal Vision” are based on the MacDonald murders. In part one of this two-part episode, Tina and Rich discuss Jeffrey and Colette's background, the crime, and the evidence.
In their inaugural episode, Tina and Rich discuss marriage, working together, and the case of Barbara and Russell Stager. In 1988, Russell was shot and killed in Durham, North Carolina. His wife Barbara claimed that Russ kept a gun under his pillow for safety and what resulted was a tragic accident, but Barbara's past soon caught up with her.
