Diane Whipple was a 33 year old, healthy, successful woman living in San Francisco in 2001 when she was brutally attacked by her neighbors dogs and left for dead. Do the dogs’ owners, Marjorie Knoller and Robert Noel, have any criminal responsibility?
Over a decade after a teen disappears and is found murdered in a rural town in Kentucky, cold case detectives uncover a secret that will turn the investigation on it’s head.
Ruben and Diane Borchardt were in the middle of a tense divorce when Ruben was shot and killed in his home on Easter morning in 1994. His estranged wife, Diane was a former teacher’s aide/study hall monitor at Jefferson High School in Wisconsin and was well-liked in the community. Soon after the murder, the community would learn that Diane had a darker side and of how she solicited the murder of her husband from high school students in her study hall.
On April 23, 2006 an entire family is brutally murdered. But when police arrive, they find that 12 year old daughter Jasmine Richardson is nowhere to be found. Was she a victim? Did she participate in the attack? What kinds of kinky shit could a 12 year old even be into??? All this and more on this week’s episode.
*WARNING: All Canadian accents were harmed in the making of this episode. Please forgive us.*
Katherine Mary Knight is the first Australian woman to be sentenced to life without parole. She was convicted of the murder of her partner, John Price, in October 2001. Thought to be retaliation for ending their relationship, she stabbed him to death and then skinned him, hanging his skin on a meat hook. She then cooked his head and parts of his body, and placed them together with vegetables on plates with place cards with his children’s/family members’ names.
On October 2, 1998 Greg Witman is 13 years old. He is getting off the school bus and coming home where his 15 year old brother Zach is home sick for the day.
But that day, tragedy would strike and throw the brothers’ seemingly close-knit relationship into question. As Greg arrives home from school and enters his home using the key that his brother hung inside the storm door of the home, he is brutally murdered, suffering over 100 stab wounds- mainly to the neck and head area. Could his brother have been lying in wait for him that day, or was this a random intruder?
Theresa Knorr is a mother and stone cold bitch convicted of torturing and murdering two of her six children while using her other children to facilitate and cover up her crimes. She is currently serving two consecutive life sentences in California.
Mary Yoder was a healthy, vibrant 60 year old chiropractor in central New York when she died suddenly and mysteriously in July of 2015. She was later found to have been poisoned, and the investigation leads to an unlikely suspect.
Gary Michael Heidnik was an American murderer who kidnapped, tortured, and raped six women, and held them prisoner in a pit he called “the hole” in his basement in Philadelphia in the late 80’s. Trust us- you’re gonna hate this guy.
Just after 9 p.m. on Aug. 3,1989 28 year old Lawrence (Larry) DeLisle were driving their children to see the boats at the Detroit River when the car went catapulting into the water. Larry and Suzanne were able to escape the car through open windows, but their four children tragically drowned inside the car.
DeLisle told police he had a leg cramp that forced his foot down on the gas pedal which then caused the accelerator to stick. Is this a tragic accident or an excuse to cover the purposeful attempt at taking his own life and killing his family?
This week Tyrella is joined by special guest Andrew (the hubby) to talk car stuff and how likely or possible DeLisle’s explanation really is.
