Crime Over Coffee

In this episode Abby and Ericka sit down with author and retired journalist Bob Cyphers to discuss the I-70 Serial Killer. Bob is working with FBI and local police departments with the goal of identifying the I-70 Serial Killer. Listen to this episode to hear the details of the case and what is currently being done. His book is linked below!

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Judy Malinowski was horrendously attacked by her boyfriend Michael Slager in 2015. But in a crazy and inspiring twist to this story, she was able to testify in her own murder trial. Listen along as Abby and Ericka discuss a case much different than any they have covered before.  

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In June 2021 Daniel Robinson went missing after leaving work. Unfortunately, Daniel has not been seen since. Listen to the episode to hear his story and to hear of how his father is advocating for his Daniel. Sources:

Sherri Rasmussen decided to stay home from work one day in 1986. Later that day her husband came home from work to find her dead. Sherri's murder case went cold for over 20 years before any leads were found. Listen to this episode to hear the whole story!

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24 year old Mitrice Richardson was released from jail at 12:15 A.M. without her car, phone, or wallet. Her family is seeking justice for Mitrice as she was clearly experience mental health issues during leading up and during her arrest, which ultimately led to her death. Join in as Abby and Ericka discuss Mitrice's story and discuss some of the claimed mistakes made by key characters in Mitrice's investigation.Sources:

In 2010 Betsy Faria was diagnosed with cancer - then in 2011 Betsy's husband came home from a game night to find her dead. He initially assumed suicide, but when law enforcement officers arrived they quickly suspected foul play. Did her husband do it? Or did someone else in her life have motive to kill her?

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In this episode, Ericka and Abby go through two unsolved cases. The first is Kelley Garfield who went missing in 1995 and her body was found a few months later. The second is Laureen Rahn who went missing in 1980 and was never found. Both of these cases have little to no information and need answers. Sources:

In 2008, a Christmas Eve party took a turn for the worst when a man dressed up as Santa Claus opened fire at the Ortega's holiday party. Listen in as Abby and Ericka discuss the events leading up to this day and the aftermath.

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In 2021 Bart and Krista Halderson went multiple days without showing up for work or scheduled appointments after leaving for a trip to their family cabin. After a short period, police realized certain stories weren't adding up and they realized they had two murders on their hands.

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In July of 1986, a grisly discovery was made in a cabin on Lake Michigan when an entire family was found murdered. Join Ericka and Abby as they discuss this case and the suspects accused of this seemingly unprovoked crime. 

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Huwe Burton arrived home from school in 1989 to find things out of place - it was later that evening that he discovered his mother had actually been murdered. Police immediately suspected Huwe of the murder and charged him with a crime that he didn't commit.

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When Marlene Warren answered the door at her home in 1990 thinking she was receiving a gift, she was tragically shot and killed. Decades later, the case finally saw some closure - but many doubts still remain. 

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Claudia Lawrence went missing from Yorkshire in March of 2009. Police had very little to go off of with her disappearance, and her case is still unsolved to this day.

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In 1977 residents of Circleville began receiving letters addressed to their home that contained private information. Some of these letters were more aggressive and invasive than others. These letters eventually caused one death and came close to causing a second. But who wrote them? Listen to this episode to hear about the letters that terrorized this small town in Ohio.

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30-year-old Joan Risch mysteriously disappeared from her home in Massachusetts, leaving behind a bloody crime scene. Listen in as Abby and Ericka discuss her case and present the many theories of what happened to Joan.

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Branson Perry went missing from his home in 2001 after going out to the barn to return something. There are multiple things about his case that don't add up. Listen to this episode as Ericka and Abby tell you about this mysterious and unsolved disappearance. Sources:

The cold case of Deborah Sheppard led to a shocking discovery over 25 years after her murder. Join Ericka and Abby as they unfold this case of twists and turns. 

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In 1977 26-year-old Sister Roberta Elam decided to pursue her dream of becoming a nun. During one of her normal prayer times at the convent, she was brutally attacked and murdered. Her murder had multiple suspects but 46 years later, there are still no answers. Sources:

In 1978, Karla Brown was murdered in her own home. The investigation that followed led investigators to using new and improved methods of tracking down the murderer. But to some, these methods were less than accurate.

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In 1978, Karla Brown was murdered in her own home. The investigation that followed led investigators to using new and improved methods of tracking down the murderer. But to some, these methods were less than accurate. 

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In 2014, Iowa State University student Shao Tong disappeared after a weekend trip with her boyfriend. Listen in as Ericka and Abby discuss the investigation that led to an international trial. 

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In 1922 2-year-old Pauline Piccard went missing from her home in Brittany, France. There were many suspects but it wouldn't be for a few months before the family had some answers that led to further questions. Sources:

Newlyweds Glen and Bessie Hyde took a trip through the Grand Canyon to celebrate their recent marriage. Unfortunately, both of them disappeared before making it to their end destination. 
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David Glenn Lewis went missing in 1993 from his home while his wife and daughter were on vacation. Law enforcement agencies and investigators did everything they could to find David, but their searches came up empty-handed. 10 years later a patrol officer heard about his case and brought new information to what happened to David after he disappeared.

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In this 3 part series, Ericka and Abby discuss the life and crimes of the prolific serial killer, H.H. Holmes.Sources:

In this 3 part series, Ericka and Abby discuss the life and crimes of the prolific serial killer, H.H. Holmes.Sources:

In this 3 part series, Ericka and Abby discuss the life and crimes of the prolific serial killer, H.H. Holmes.

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On March 15, 2019, 30-year-old Najah Ferrell disappeared on her way to work in Indianapolis. Her family is still searching for answers.

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In this episode, Ericka tells us about two different unsolved murders. The first is the 2007 murder of Karen Bodine. Karen was murdered in Washington by an unknown perpetrator, to this day her murder is unsolved. The second is the 2016 murder of Terri Strickland, who went by Missy Beavers. Missy was murdered in the morning shortly after showing up to teach a fitness class. Her case is also still unsolved.

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Lori Vallow Daybell went on trial in April of 2023 for her involvement in multiple murders. Join in and listen to this two-part series as Abby and Ericka discuss the bombshells of the trial and the jury's decision.

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Lori Vallow Daybell went on trial in April of 2023 for her involvement in multiple murders. Join in and listen to this two-part series as Abby and Ericka discuss the bombshells of the trial and the jury's decision.

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In 1922 a family of 6 was found brutally murdered on their family farm in Waidhofen, Germany. This case has few answers and remains unsolved. Listen to this episode to hear what police believe occurred on March 31, 1922, and to hear the list of potential suspects.

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Listed on the America's Most Wanted list for nearly twenty years, Robert William Fisher is wanted for the murder of his wife, Mary, and their two children, Brittney and Bobby. He is still at large, leaving many questions surrounding his whereabouts.Sources:

In December of 1912, Dorothy Arnold left her family home in New York to run some errands and go shopping. When she didn't return home her family became concerned about her whereabouts. Where did Dorothy go and what happened to her? These are questions that still do not have answers to this day.

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In 1961, multiple deaths upon the Bluebelle Ship lead to a case with twists and turns, leading to the discovery that one of the members may be hiding the truth. Join Abby and Ericka as they unpack this case full of mystery. 

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In November of 2010, Howard, Ohio police were called for a welfare check after Tina Hermann did not show up for work. What they found was a horrific scene that left many questions about what had happened there.

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The long unfolding case surrounding the murders linked to Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell continues to unfold as one of the most bizarre true crime cases of the century. Join Abby and Ericka as they discuss this case in a multi-part series.

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The long unfolding case surrounding the murders linked to Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell continues to unfold as one of the most bizarre true crime cases of the century. Join Abby and Ericka as they discuss this case in a three part series.

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The long unfolding case surrounding the murders linked to Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell continues to unfold as one of the most bizarre true crime cases of the century. Join Abby and Ericka as they discuss this case in a three part series.

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In June of 1992, 3 women went missing from Springfield, Missouri. These women were never seen or heard from again. Listen to this episode to hear their story!

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Sarah Ware

Sarah MacDonald Ware was brutally murdered in 1898. This over-a-century-old case still remains unsolved. 

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In the early 1900's Nancy Doss was given the nickname giggling granny after she was found to have done some horrific things. Listen to this 2-part series to hear about the crimes she committed.

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In the early 1900's Nancy Doss was given the nickname giggling granny after she was found to have done some horrific things. Listen to this 2-part series to hear about the crimes she committed.

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A robbery in 2000 led to the arrest of an Ohio man. However, 21 years later, questions arise on whether police have the right man.

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