Ivy League Murders

This week Laura and Sarah discuss the 2004 murder of Beth Lochtefeld that rocked Nantucket.   ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This week, Bob Ward joins us for the latest updates on the Brian Walshe case.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

"Art is what you can get away with"  - Andy Warhol  Clearly Brian Walshe took Walshe's words to heart when he sold two fake Warhols on EBay.  Join us in a lively discussion with art theft expert and author, Anthony Amore, as we deconstruct Walshe's "sloppy con."  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This week Sarah and Laura welcome legal expert and criminal  defense extraordinaire Peter Elikann for a discussion on the legal issues ahead for Brian Walshe.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

We are back! On January 4th, 2023  a well-being check on Cohasset mother of three, Ana Walshe, led the police on a grisly and disturbing  journey. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Join Laura and Sarah for a discussion with Reporter Bob Ward who broke part of the Walshe case.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Yale University's Suzanne Jovin was brutally murdered December 4th, 1998. Why was her case not solved and could it have been?

On March 10th, 2022 a beautiful life and voice was silenced by an irrational, rage-filled shove in New York City.

On this fateful day twenty one years ago, Will Jimeno was an officer with the Port Authority in New York. As others were fleeing, Jimeno along with his fellow officers responded and became trapped under the rubble of the Twin Towers. Buried for hours, this is Jimeno’s account of sacrifice, bravery and how a person survives even after the disaster.

In 1990, George Kogan was shot three times walking back from his Upper East apartment. Did greed and envy lead to his murder?

This episode concludes our Combat Zone series. In this episode Laura and I dive into the investigation into Robin Benedict's murder and the eventual capture of the perpetrator. This is the second part of the episode, If you've not listened to The Professor's Obsession, Part 1, please go back and listen.

This week we discuss how an Ivy-league educated Tufts professor became obsessed with Robin Benedict, a sex worker from the Combat Zone. Tomorrow's episode is part two of A Professor's Obsession and the end of our Combat Zone series.

This week we bring you breaking news of a Texas-sized love triangle that ended in murder between elite cyclists and a yoga teacher who is on the lam.

This week we discuss how an Ivy-league educated Tufts professor became obsessed with Robin Benedict, a sex worker from the Combat Zone.

This week we talk to former stripper and sex worker, Enjae about her experience in the Combat Zone.

This week we go way back into the history of the Combat Zone with the wonderful author Anthony Sammarco

Join us as we talk about the murder of Harvard football player, Andrew Puopolo, with author Jan Brogan

Rereleased in light of last Tuesday’s guilty verdict, this week is Part 2 of our Sarah Lawrence series. This week, Daniel Barban Levin discusses his book Slonim Woods 9, a terrifying account of surviving Larry Ray’s cult.

Rereleased in light of Tuesday’s guilty verdict. The story behind the headlines... In this two part special about the scandal at Sarah Lawrence, Sarah and Laura are joined by Olivia Snake - the TikTok true crime star and host of Goddess Complex Podcast - and dive into what happened to a group of bright college students who fell under the sway of their classmate's con man father.

This week we interview author Alan R. Warren. In his series Killer Queens, Warren explores high profile criminal cases in the gay community.

A medical savant, Dr. Richard Sharpe transcended his working class roots to become a world class dermatologist. Although the Sharpes seemingly had a perfect life, the façade crumbled one night after an explosive and deadly decision.

Join us for part two of the Von Bulow case. Mansions, royalty, drugs, infidelity and, perhaps, murder…You be the judge.

Join us for part one of the Von Bulow case. Mansions, royalty, drugs, infidelity and, perhaps, murder…You be the judge.

Harvard's Marcia Moore

This week Elizabeth Holmes was found guilty of four counts of fraud. Sarah and Laura break down the case and discuss the verdict with attorney David Coale.