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<p>Robert Eugene Brashers was a serial killer. He murdered women and children.</p><p>But at home, he was a father his daughter and stepchildren admired.</p><p>Today, we will hear from Brashers's biological daughter, Deborah. In this episode, she will recall learning that her fath ... Show More

<p>Robert Eugene Brashers was a serial killer. He murdered women and children.</p><p>But at home, he was a father his daughter and stepchildren admired.</p><p>Today, we will hear from Brashers's biological daughter, Deborah. In this episode, she will recall growing up with Brashe ... Show More

<p>The Cheat Sheet is The Murder Sheet's segment breaking down weekly news and updates in some of the murder cases we cover. In this episode, we'll talk about cases from Illinois, Texas, California, and Ohio.</p><p>First Alert 4’s report on the discovery of Kylie Toberman’s body: ... Show More

The line between cultic behavior and genuine therapeutic practices seems to blur when you dive deep into the controversial methods of Jodi Hildebrandt. A recent episode of "Hidden Killers" featuring Tony Brueski and former FBI Special Agent Robin Dreeke raises the question: When ... Show More

<p>This week, Richard Allen’s defence team dropped a 136-page document challenging the warrant that police used to search his house.</p><p>But it’s not as boring as it sounds – because the bulk of this filing consists of claims that Abby and Libby were in fact killed by an Odinit ... Show More

On this episode of They Walk Among America… Many factors can be listed as motives in murder cases, such as greed, love, or revenge. But, when it comes to family annihilators, there is no way to make a jury understand why someone would commit such a horrendous act. When the person ... Show More

<p>In 2010, on the small woodsy campus of Sarah Lawrence College located in Yonkers, New York, 50 year old Lawrence Ray came to “crash” with his daughter Talia in her on-campus dorm town-house that she shared with several other students, ostensibly until he found a place to live ... Show More

Not only was John Frankford a famous horse thief, he was also a notoriously good escape artist. People thought no jail was strong enough to keep him, but then in 1895 he was sentenced to Philadelphia's Eastern State Penitentiary. At Eastern State, Frankford became the victim of a ... Show More