Steven and Megan M.
Code 10-67: Echoes of Evidence
Join Megan and Steven every other week as they deep dive into true crime cases from well-known to unknown. They cover everything from serial killers to abductions and everything in between. Join us as we talk about some of the most intriguing cases, and make sure to listen for... Echos of Evidence!
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Steven and Megan M.
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Jul 3, 2026
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#3 Mary Lou Arruda - Raynham, MA 03.07.2026 40:55
How does a teenager vanish on a familiar street in broad daylight? The abduction of Mary Lou Arruda transformed Raynham from a peaceful suburb into a landscape of fear. A two-month search eventually led deep into the woods, but the discovery of her body was only the beginning of a larger nightmare. This week, we dive into a haunting case involving a local doughnut maker, controversial investigati...
#2 Tony Alvin Ables - Tampa, Fl 19.06.2026 56:01
In 1983, a man was paroled back onto the streets of St. Petersburg, Florida. Within five months, a shadow fell over the Tampa Bay area. For years, a series of brutal, seemingly disconnected crimes left local detectives completely baffled. Eldery widows, sudden vanishings, and domestic tragedies went cold, leaving a trail of unanswered questions in the Florida humidity. The cases sat in filing cab...
#1 Kiplyn Davis - Spanish Fork, UT 05.06.2026 55:56
On May 2, 1995, 15-year-old sophomore Kiplyn Davis vanished during a lunch break at Spanish Fork High School in Utah, leaving behind her purse, makeup, and schoolbooks. What began as a missing persons case quickly turned into one of Utah’s most baffling mysteries, met with a frustrating wall of small-town rumors and shifting stories. Decades later, a federal grand jury exposed a shocking conspira...
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