Departed in Pennsyltucky

In April 1986, Jeanne Clery, a freshman at Lehigh University, was raped and killed in her dormitory room. She awoke during a robbery and was silenced by her attacker to prevent her from identifying him. Jeanne's parents believed that Lehigh University failed to provide students with critical information about campus safety. In the years following her death, they campaigned for legislative ref...

 On July 30, 1998, Joe Foley, a recreational therapist, union official, and volunteer, was found murdered in his home shortly after a strike by the union members. His wife, Kathleen Foley, was sleeping in the adjacent bedroom and did not hear the gun go off, nor did their next-door neighbors or anyone else in the neighborhood. To uncover the truth behind his death, investigators would rely on a fo...

Kyle Quinn was a 19-year-old second-year transfer student majoring in history at Kutztown University. He aspired to become a professor one day and dreamed of being a father who could pass down valuable life lessons to his children. An avid outdoorsman and a passionate poet, he was excited about college, especially since his older brother, Dennis, was also attending. The two brothers shared a close...

What make a crime a cold case? It's  when all probative investigative leads available to the primary investigators are exhausted and the case remains open and unsolved after a period of three years.  In Charlotte Fimiano's case, it's been 25 years. Even though investigators claim this is an active and ongoing case, there has been no new developments that have led to the arrest and c...

Charlotte Fimiano was a 40-year-old successful realtor at the peak of her career. Described as a go-getter who was warm, personable, and a perfectionist, she was brutally murdered on September 11, 1997. Her killer or killers posed as a potential buyer and requested to see a vacant, secluded home. Charlotte accepted the appointment and was never seen alive again. Over the years, authorities have re...

Part 2 of episode The Step Loser, takes us inside the courtroom, where we find out the truth behind Greg Graf's lies in how and why he murdered his step daughter Jessica Padgett.  Support the show

33 year old Jessica Padgett was a devoted wife and loving mother to her 3 children. On November 21st 2014, Jessica ran an errand on her lunch break, and never returned to her job. Her family, friends, co-workers and even complete strangers of her tight knit community immediately got together and search for Jessica. Five days later, the truth of Jessica's whereabouts came to light, and the cir...

47 year old Lisa Menzo Santoro was a new single mother of 4. With her open heart and smile that could light up a room, it was no surprise that Lisa found love again with 45 year old Leonard Moser. But all was not well the second time around. Behind closed doors, there were episodes of domestic abuse. Lisa turned to authorities for help, but it was too late. If you or someone is a victim of domesti...

27-year-old Jennifer Snyder was a passionate animal lover and a committed veterinary assistant. She was thrilled to be expecting her first child with her longtime boyfriend. However, when she failed to attend her first ultrasound appointment, her loved ones grew worried and were determined to locate her. The pressing question was: Where was Jennifer Snyder, and who was responsible for her disappea...

Detectives originally planned to charge Jamie Silvonek as a juvenile, but deleted text messages between the couple revealed a sinister and evil plan to make sure Cheryl Silvonek was out of their lives for good.  Support the show

Cheryl Silvonek was a 54-year-old beloved wife and mother of two children. On March 15, 2015, Cheryl Silvonek, 54, was fatally stabbed in the driveway of her Upper Macungie Township home early on March 15, hours after taking her daughter and her boyfriend to a concert. Shortly after, her body was discovered in a shallow grave not far from her home. Detectives quickly identified a suspect, and ever...

As a native Pennsylvanian, I’ve grown to appreciate the finer things in life that my home state has to offer, such as lush foliage, majestic mountain ranges, the chocolate capital of the world and let’s not forget, the world’s best cheese steak.  In the 80’s, us Pennsylvainian’s let everyone know who the state of Pennsylvania really was, and declared:  you’ve got a friend in Pennsylvania. But, do...