WANTED: Answers from a Deputy

WANTED: Answers from a Deputy

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MURDERED: Joyce LePage Part 2

In part two of Joyce’s story, we dig deep into the case file and letters left behind by Joyce herself, which reveal even more suspects, including the roommate she’d been avoiding that summer. If you know anything about the murder of Joyce LePage, call the Whitman County Sheriff’s ...  Show more

EXCLUSIVE: Nancy Guthrie

In this special episode of Crime Junkie on the Nancy Guthrie abduction case, breaking news reporter Briana Whitney and host Ashley Flowers reveal all details from the ransom notes you haven't heard yet, Briana shares the stunning things told to her behind the scenes by the sherif ...  Show more

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