The Point of No Return Podcast w/ Amanda and Michelai

The Point of No Return

The Point of No Return is a crime podcast focusing on crime, murder, and mystery in the DMV region. Two Black millennial women freelance reporters share their theories, case facts, and more. The Point of No Return is a double entendre, representative of the perpetrators and victims of crimes. Once they cross that line, there's no turning back!

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The Point of No Return Podcast w/ Amanda and Michelai

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Latest episode

Jun 30, 2025

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Episodes

The Disappearance of Relisha Rudd 21.03.2022

On March 18, 2014, eight-year-old Relisha Rudd was reported missing in DC. The last person she was seen with was Kahlil Tatum, a janitor at the DC General Shelter where her family lived. It's been eight years since her disappearance, and Relisha has never been found. What happened to Relisha Rudd? What was Kahlil's involvement, and where is he at today?

The Lululemon Killer 14.03.2022

On March 11, 2011, Brittany Norwood and her coworker, Jayna Murray, were found in the back of Bethesda's Lululemon storefront. Both women had been attacked, and Jayna had been brutally murdered. According to Brittany, the women had been assaulted and left for dead! But this story wasn't exactly true... tap in to see what really went down at Lululemon that day!

Stephen W. Kelley 07.03.2022

Stephen W. Kelley was found shot to death in a running car on December 28, 2005. He was on his way to purchase some drugs but ultimately, he lost his life. There was no murder weapon, DNA, or witnesses in this case apparently, but the man who murdered Stephen is still behind bars.

The Freeway Phantom 28.02.2022

In today's episode, Mandy and Mich explore the murders of who is believed to be D.C.'s first serial killer: The Freeway Phantom. This case involves murder, abduction, sexual assault, and the worst part of it all, the Freeway Phantom has never been caught. D.C.'s first serial killer took the lives of six young Black girls spanning the ages of ten to 18. Listen with caution. 

The Southside Strangler 21.02.2022

Timothy Spencer, also known as the "Southside Strangler," raped, burglarized, and murdered several women between 1984 and 1987 in Northern and Central Virginia. He was a spree killer that committed most of his crimes over the course of 11 weeks in 1987. No victim survived to identify him, no fingerprints were found, and no one confessed. The DNA tests used linked semen from the crime scenes with h...

Love Don't Live Here Anymore 14.02.2022

A middle-aged married couple in Fallston, Maryland, had a fiery burning love that eventually fizzled out. Lara Crockett was shot four times by her husband Ricardo Muscolino in their home while their three children were present on August 31, 2016. The couple dealt with infidelity and money problems that eventually led them down a path of ghosts, murder, and scandal. As Rose Royce said in the 1978 h...

The Black Sisters 07.02.2022

This case explores the crimes and murders committed by The Black Sisters. These three siblings killed numerous family members for one evil reason. The Black Sisters all had professional educational backgrounds, and they all wound up working at The Montgomery Female College in Christiansburg, Virginia, in the early 1900s. Here is the story of their lives and their ultimate demise. 

Friends or Foes? 31.01.2022

This case explores the deaths of Ronzay Green, Armani Nico Coles, and Kerrice Lewis on December 28, 2017. Their murders involved shootings, vehicles, and to no surprise, former D.C. Police Chief Peter Newsham said detectives found evidence that they all knew each other in some way. A group of suspects has been arrested, but their trials aren't done yet. What really happened that day? 

The Dundalk Standoff 24.01.2022

In March 2000, Joseph "Joby" Palczynski killed multiple people and held his ex-girlfriend's family hostage during a four-day standoff with police in Dundalk, Maryland. The standoff resulted in police shooting Joby 27 times. Joby was no stranger to the legal system or dating underaged women. Kick back and listen to how this wild story unfolds.

DC Mansion Murders 17.01.2022

Savvas and Amy Savopoulos, their 10-year-old son Philip, and their housekeeper Vera Figueroa were held captive for 19 hours before being brutally murdered in their Woodley Park home in May 2015. Daron Wint was convicted of the quadruple homicide in 2018, and he's currently serving four consecutive life sentences. In this episode, we talk about what went down during the family's captivity, a $40,00...

Murder on Swann Street Part 2 10.01.2022

In this week's episode of The Point of No Return, Amanda and Michelai take us through evidence found at the crime scene of 1509 Swann St, the trial, the aftermath, and their theories of what may have really happened to Robert Wone. Tune in and follow them on IG: @thepointofnoreturnpod and Twitter: @tpornpodcast.

Murder on Swann Street Part 1 24.12.2021

On August 2, 2006, Virginia resident Robert Wone decided to work late in DC and needed a place to crash. He decided to stay at his college friend Joseph Price’s home for the night. Within 79 minutes of him stepping foot on the premises, he was dead. Wone’s body was found with multiple stab and puncture wounds and signs of possible sexual assault. Price, along with his housemates Victor Zaborsky an...

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