278: What if you couldn't keep her safe?

278: What if you couldn't keep her safe?

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434: What if you left the church only to find hell next door?

After leaving the Mormon church and rebuilding her life from the ground up, a woman and her family move to a rural property hoping for a fresh start, only to find themselves trapped in an escalating nightmare with a neighbor whose harassment pushes them to the limits of fear, tru ...  Show more

433: What if the hijackers brought you forward to die?

After losing his older brother on K2, a man travels to Pakistan years later to say goodbye, but on his flight home, he is taken hostage in a terrifying hijacking that will change the course of his life.Today’s episode featured Mike Thexton. If you’d like to contact Mike, you can ...  Show more

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