352: The Busby Family Disappearance

352: The Busby Family Disappearance

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The Au Pair Affair Part 2: Brendan Banfield Takes the Stand | The Verdict & Sentencing

"It’s easier to fall in love with someone that saved you." Those were the words of Brendan Banfield as he attempted to explain away an affair, a dead wife, and a dead stranger to a jury of twelve. In Part 2 of our deep dive into the VA v. Brendan Banfield trial, we move past the ...  Show more

Au Pair Affair Trial (Brendan Banfield) - Part 1: The Plan and The Prosecution

n the first installment of this explosive trial coverage, we dive into the Commonwealth’s case against federal agent Brendan Banfield. What initially appeared to be a tragic home invasion and the heroic defense of his wife, Christine, quickly unraveled into a twisted plot involvi ...  Show more

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