Matt & Jordan
Mysterious 51
This is the evolution of All Things Mysterious but better. We talk about True Crime, Supernatural, and anything Mysterious.
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Matt & Jordan
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Último episodio
18 de ago. de 2025
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The Duke Lacrosse Scandal: How a Lying Prosecutor Nearly Destroyed 3 Innocent Lives 18.08.2025 42:24
In 2006, three Duke University lacrosse players were falsely accused of rape in a case that shocked America. What started as allegations of assault quickly spiraled into a national scandal involving racism, corruption, and prosecutorial misconduct that would ultimately destroy careers and expose the dark side of the justice system. This is the complete story of how District Attorney Mike Nifong ma...
America’s Most Hated Woman: The Casey Anthony Case 27.06.2025 1:00:27
In 2008, the disappearance and tragic death of 2-year-old Caylee Anthony gripped the nation—and introduced the world to her mother, Casey Anthony. Labeled “Tot Mom” by the media and ultimately “America’s Most Hated Woman” by the public, Casey’s trial for the murder of her daughter became one of the most controversial and widely-followed in modern history. But with time, outrage fades—and Casey An...
The Hammersmith Ghost: The True Story of a “Haunting” That Ended in Murder 20.06.2025 1:01:07
In 1803, a small London neighborhood was paralyzed with fear. Whispers of a glowing, violent ghost haunting the Hammersmith graveyard spread like wildfire. Locals believed something otherworldly was lurking in the fog… until one man pulled the trigger on what he thought was a spirit. But it wasn’t a ghost. It was a man. A bricklayer. And his death sparked one of the strangest murder trials in Brit...
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