455: Black Dahlia Case Expert Eli Frankel Returns

455: Black Dahlia Case Expert Eli Frankel Ret...

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454: The Murder of Tina Andrews w/ Trent Brown

On August 23, 1969, the badly decomposed body of twelve-year-old Tina Marie Andrews was found under a discarded sofa in the woods outside McComb, Mississippi. Days earlier, she and a friend had accepted a ride home but were instead driven to a remote area, where Andrews was murde ...  Show more

453: Jane Doe #59: The Murder of Reet Jurvetson w/ Catherine Fogarty

Just months after the infamous Tate-LaBianca murders, the body of a 19-year-old woman was discovered off a secluded stretch of Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles on November 16th, 1969. She had been stabbed over a hundred times, and there was no identification on or near the body. I ...  Show more

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