Interrogation Tapes

A girl goes out alone at night and disappears forever A nine-year-old girl took her backpack, left her apartment alone, and walked into the darkness of Highway eighteen. No one stopped her, no one saw her leave, and no one has been able to explain, in twenty-five years, why she did it. What could lead a girl to flee her home in the dead of night? In this episode, we analyze the case of Asha Degree...

The brutal murder of Helen Betty Osborne: the secret of a town for sixteen years A fourteen-year-old boy found a naked body with fifty-six stab wounds in the snow, a crime so brutal that the entire town remained silent for sixteen years. What led a community to hide the truth about the death of a young woman who only wanted to be a teacher? In this episode, we analyze the murder of Helen Betty Osb...

An innocent man recounts each day of his 9,243 days in prison On Christmas Eve of 1991, a woman was found dying on a nearly unknown gravel road in Kapoho, Hawaii. The man who would spend 26 years in prison for her death was not yet a suspect, while the true killer would not be identified for more than three decades. How could such a brutal crime in such an isolated place lead to such a wrongful co...

The DNA of the killer that the system hid. A white Honda abandoned on a dark street, with the keys inside and a woman's purse on the back seat, was the start of a desperate search. Cheryl Henry and Andy Atkinson, two young people with concrete plans, disappeared that summer night in 1990. How is it possible that, despite finding biological evidence of the killer, the case remained unsolved for mor...

Three women get into a boat and never return to shore On a Saturday in 1966, three young women got into a boat on Lake Michigan and disappeared without a trace. Their belongings were left on the sand, including an intimate letter and a phone number that would connect them to a dangerous world. What secret did these women hide that led to such a mysterious disappearance? In this episode, we analyze...

The Secret of Patricia: Sealed in Cement for Decades In the heart of Manhattan, construction workers discovered a body sealed in cement inside a dilapidated building. For decades, no one knew about the hidden grave, nor about the young woman who lay inside with her name engraved on a ring. Who was Patricia McGlone and why was her disappearance such a well-kept secret? In this episode, the mysterio...

Acquitted, but his gun was found in Charlotte's car. Charlotte Grabbe disappeared in 1981, leaving her tractor and her migraine medicine in the field. Days later, her car was found abandoned with a gun that her ex-husband had purchased. What happened to Charlotte and why was Fred's gun in her car? In this episode, we examine the disappearance of Charlotte Grabbe in Marshall, Illinois, and the comp...

The Dead Police Officer and the Accused Girlfriend: Who's Lying? A Boston police officer is found dead in the snow, and his girlfriend is accused of running him over. But a Google search about lethal hypothermia and a taillight that appears hours later complicate the story. What really happened that night? In this episode, the case of John O'Keefe, a Boston police officer found dead in the snow, a...

The red Mustang appears at home when it shouldn't be there A sheriff's deputy found three family members dead in their home in Springfield, Missouri, while the father was on a work trip. The crime scene, with objects moved and photographs turned, suggested staging, but a McDonald's receipt from early morning opened an inexplicable time window for the father. Could someone have traveled, committed...

Officer finds couple dead in running car at midnight A police officer discovers a Volkswagen hatchback with the engine running in a closed park at midnight, and what he finds inside changes the course of the night forever. Two teenagers, motionless, with a shattered passenger window and a knife open on the dashboard. What happened in Westside Park that night in 1981? In this episode, the case of E...

Soldier meets death in his own neighborhood More than a hundred people were celebrating in a park when a nineteen-year-old fell face down on the grass, next to a path. Decades later, no one has been held accountable for the death of Solomon Robinson, a soldier returning to his military base. What happened that night in the South Bronx? In this episode, we analyze the case of Solomon Robinson, a so...

The open car, the phone inside: where is Jules? At three in the morning, Jenna found her sister Jules' car abandoned on a back road: the door open, the phone and wallet intact, but Jules was missing. Thirteen days later, hundreds of kilometers away, another identical car was found abandoned, with its owner also missing. What connects these two unsolved mysteries? In this episode, we examine the di...

The girl heard the gunshot in her bedroom. A nine-year-old girl mistook the sound of a gunshot for a shelf falling, while the killer of her parents ended her life in the same bedroom. The question is not who did it, but why no one stopped him when all the warning signs were documented. In this episode, we analyze the case of Fallon Farinacci, a girl who grew up in a rural community in Manitoba, Ca...

The coroner concealed the injuries: Why? A dismembered body in garbage bags, a suspect with DNA and a history of extreme violence, but no trial. The reason behind this decision is what makes this case different from any other. In this episode, we analyze the case of Kayla Williams, a twenty-year-old woman whose body was found dismembered in Spokane, Washington. We explore how the evidence and an i...

The killer that his victims knew and never named A serial killer attacked men in San Francisco, but his victims and witnesses refused to identify him, leaving him free. Why did silence protect a ruthless criminal? In this episode, the case of "The Doodler" is analyzed, a killer who operated in San Francisco between 1974 and 1975, and how the social stigma of the time prevented his victims and witn...

The trail of a hundred feet and the removed nipple. A cyclist found a trail of blood a hundred feet long that ended at the body of a woman with a removed nipple in Fort Collins, Colorado. This crime, which occurred in 1987, led to the conviction of an innocent man and remains unsolved nearly four decades later. What secrets does this case hold that destroyed a life and left a family searching for...

Peggy's note: "Don't be mad if I call at 2 AM." A handwritten note in the handbag of a murdered woman reveals a chilling detail: her last request to a man whom the police never thoroughly interrogated. Why did the investigation ignore Peggy Hetrick's voice hours before her death? In this episode, the case of Peggy Hetrick is examined, who was murdered in Fort Collins, Colorado, more than thirty-fi...

Linda's husband appears with mud the night she disappears A blue Lincoln was found abandoned at Wells Crossroads with three missing people: Sarah Boyd, Linda McCord, and little Kimberly. But the scene was tampered with by the husband of one of the women and a police officer. What was John McCord hiding? In this episode, we analyze the disappearance of three women in South Carolina in 1987, the tam...

Years Missing: The Mistake That Erased Her. A call to come home turned into a 45-year disappearance, marked by police errors and a case closed three times. How could a fourteen-year-old girl vanish without a trace due to a series of institutional failures? In this episode, we examine the disappearance of Kimberly Doss in 1980, a teenager who never reached her destination after boarding a bus. We e...

No body, with her blood: where is Jennifer? Jennifer Farber-Dulos's purse was on the kitchen floor, her tea untouched and her granola bar unopened. Her Range Rover in the garage, but she was not. What happened to the New Canaan writer who never left her five children without warning? In this episode, we analyze the mysterious disappearance of Jennifer Farber-Dulos, a mother of five in the midst of...

Mom and two babies: disappeared with their boxes unopened. A 20-year-old mother left home with her two babies, and her cell phone was left on the table. Twenty-five years later, neither she, nor her daughters, nor a single answer. What happened that night in Topeka, Kansas? In this episode, the mysterious disappearance of Jennifer Lancaster and her daughters, Sydney and Monique, in the year 2000 i...

The telegram that arrived after her death. Two women disappeared without a trace in an Italian town, but weeks later, a telegram sent in the name of one of them appeared, despite the fact that she had been missing for days. How could a message be sent by someone who was no longer there? In this episode, the case of Jeanette Bishop May and Gabriella Guérin is examined, two women who vanished in Sar...

The boiling coffee maker and 30 years of silence. On December 15, 1995, Ruth Markley found her home with the coffee maker boiling without water and two used cups on the table. Her parents, John and Shelly Markley, disappeared that day and their bodies were never found. What secret does this case hold that has remained unsolved for three decades in a corner of Ohio? In this episode, the mysterious...

I saw the killer: the witness that nobody listened to. At four in the morning, a student opened her door and saw a masked man. She didn't know that her four housemates were already dead. How is it possible that a witness saw the attacker just centimeters away and nobody heard her? In this episode, we analyze the case of the King Road murders in Idaho, where four young people were killed while two...

The note on the door that Christina never took down A note on the door, seven handwritten words, and some keys in the hiding place: a message that Christina Nelson left before leaving and that no one took down because she never returned. One night in 1982, three adults disappeared without a trace in Lewiston, Idaho, a town where people left their doors unlocked. In this episode, we examine the mys...