Episode 41 – Jerry Michael Williams

Episode 41 – Jerry Michael Williams

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Episode 335 - Best Friend for Hire - The Murder of Teresa Sievers

In Estero, Florida, Dr. Teresa Sievers returned home alone after a weekend away with her family. By the next morning, she had failed to show up for work, and a close friend was sent to check on her. What he discovered inside her home would launch an investigation that stretched m ...  Show more

Episode 334 - Sneaking Out - The Murders of Lyric Woods and Devin Clark

In Orange County, North Carolina, 14 year old Lyric Woods disappeared after slipping out of her home in the middle of the night. In a neighboring county, 18 year old Devin Clark vanished that same weekend. At first, there seemed to be no connection between them. But a discovery a ...  Show more

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