Ep 2 of 14: The Tracks

Delia reviews the original forensic pathologist’s findings in the Doug Wagg case to determine the big takeaways. Family members reveal just how in the dark they were back in 1991 and what new discoveries have left them questioning everything they thought they knew. Delia learn ...

Delia visits the scene of Doug’s death in Martin County and observes why it was an ideal place to potentially dump a body undetected. Doug's widow retraces the timeline leading up to his death and murky accounts of where he was last seen alive leave a lot to be questioned. A t ...

The details continue to come out. More lies. More stories that show who the real Alex Murdaugh was. Was he a good father and friend that he tried to show everyone? Or, was he really a crook. A manipulative lying thief. Who would stop at nothing to continue his cover up. Want to l ...  Show more

Hey, Piketon Massacre listeners, check out this iHeartRadio & Shondaland Audio podcast – Criminalia. On Criminalia, hosts Holly Frey and Maria Trimarchi explroe the intersection of history and true crime. This season is all about lady poisoners. During the time that Chicago’s mos ...  Show more

Today we talk with North Carolina forensic investigator Bob Hallisey to get his unique perspective on how a case like this plays out locally in the Carolinas. Bob has expertise in crime scene investigation, witness interrogation and latent fingerprint examination. Retired law enf ...  Show more

In this riveting discussion, Tony Brueski and retired FBI special agent Robin Dreeke delve into the defense strategy for the Kohberger case, specifically their focus on police officer training records. The duo examines how these records might reveal crucial information regarding ...  Show more