The Toll

Investigator and host Nancy Simpson sits down for an exclusive with Greene County Sheriff Jim Arnott before he takes his role as a US Marshall to discuss his current perspective on Gypsy Rose Blanchard and the 2015 murder of her mother, Clauddine "Dee Dee" Blanchard.

Investigator and host Nancy Simpson and Producer Pamela Shelby discuss launch of The Toll Podcast's latest episode in the Gypsy Rose saga, Gypsy Rose Continued, along with the reactions and build-up.

Host Nancy Simpson, a trusted journalist in Springfield, sits down with a neighbor of the Blanchard family who shares her experience of the mother/daughter duo years, months and days leading up to the murder.

Jeanette shares, in her own voice, the mental anguish and bouts with self doubt she had leading up to and after the discovery that maybe her mom, Jeanne, was hurting family members.

Nancy Simpson, with special guest Emily Wilson, dives into poison cases that ring a little too familiar.

Jeanette was well known for her "thought trees" in college. Later though, she'll use this same tool of reasoning in the fight for her life.

Nancy goes through every detail with Jeanette about what she saw in the salt shaker at Thanksgiving.

More stories from our shocking second season. This bonus content highlights the accounts of two additional family members who were suspiciously ill in Jeanne's circle.

Jeanette uses chess in the game of her life. But she says make no mistake, her mom is the queen.

Jeanette searches for answers to a traumatic, childhood event that continues to haunt her. The FBI investigation ends. Jeanette hires another private investigator, yearning for the truth.

Jeanne marries husband number 4 and is headed on her next Mormon mission. Jeanette worries about his safety. National media goes after this story again.

Jeanne stars in a play about poison during the FBI investigation.  She’s facing a civil suit over money and her daughter is diagnosed with breast cancer.

Jeanne starts a grim tour bus business. Websleuths blog sheds light on the FBI investigation. National media works to get the story. The first husband’s body gets exhumed.

Jeanne’s third husband, Bruce, dies. His son gives the eulogy hours after finding out Jeanne is being investigated by the FBI.

Jeanne gives herself a “cereal killer” name. Jeanette wonders what chemicals were in her grandfather’s darkroom. A private investigator grills Jeanne on family deaths.

While Jeanne’s father is suffering from a neurological attack, her first husband dies while jogging during a visit to Missouri. Dennis has been throwing up from food allergies.

FBI papers confirm their investigation for a serial killer. Jeanne’s first husband complains of chest pains and has ‘impressions’ of dying.

Roy, husband #2, visits the Mayo Clinic. Jeanne gives several explanations for his decline. Jeanette gets very sick after her mother moves close to her in Utah.

Jeanne’s second husband goes crazy after money troubles. His son outlines concerns after his father marries the Morman mom of four in Iowa.

Jeanne’s brother gets sick and dies after visiting her in Utah. Their mother gets sick weeks later. Jeanne’s daughter, Jeanette, goes to the ER after eating soup.

A Mormon mother of four, Jeanne, was investigated by the FBI for several years for poison while married to her third husband, Bruce. Salt shakers and Easter candy are at the center of the story.

Nancy here... A pregnant teenager was murdered in the Ozarks in the 1970s. My mother married the girl's killer. So many lies. What was the truth? Eventually, I had to know more.

A woman's body was found on a truck stop parking lot in Springfield, Missouri in 1997 - far from her home near Memphis. Gloria Jean Barnes' body was discovered the day before her 36th birthday. No family gathering, no cake, no celebration. Gloria got an autopsy for her birthday. As police work on leads, all they find are dead ends. For the first time in over two decades, Gloria's sister and brothe...

A woman's body was found on a truck stop parking lot in Springfield, Missouri in 1997 - far from her home near Memphis. Gloria Jean Barnes' body was discovered the day before her 36th birthday. No family gathering, no cake, no celebration. Gloria got an autopsy for her birthday. As police work on leads, all they find are dead ends. For the first time in over two decades, Gloria's sister and brothe...

A bartender and mom of 3 went missing after closing up after work in Ava, Missouri. A newly elected sheriff picks up the case several years later, looking to find who murdered Rene Williams. What he uncovers is a suspected serial killer. Where was Rene buried? Who helped move her body? How many more victims are connected to Christopher Revak? Join us on our journey into a murder in the Ozarks. Par...