Stay ConnectedTrue-crime fanatics Kerry Ipema and Quinlan dive weekly into real crimes ripped straight from the headlines to uncover the truth that lies beyond them. They follow the stories as they unfold in real-time and pull apart fact from fiction to paint in vivid detail the hard-to-believe crimes you will not soon forget.
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Fernando Araujo is an artist–a maestro! And his masterpiece, created with a ragtag team of sewer bandits, is scheduled for Friday the 13th, 2006 when they will conduct what would later be known as the heist of the century… But the perps can’t evade justice forever. A mistake in one member’s life leads to their ultimate downfall
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Cora Hubbard is not your average 19th-century country girl – she’s a cross-dressing, gun-toting, horse-riding, highway robber. She lines her pants pockets while striking fear into the hearts of men all across Oklahoma, until one day an ill-fated bank heist sends her into early retirement.
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In the spirit of the holidays, today we bring you one of our favorite episodes...
It’s New Year’s Eve, 1946, and Olga Rocco is lying on a New York subway platform… blood gushing from her leg. Standing above her in a cloud of smoke is a stunned blond woman holding what appears to be a Christmas present. But inside the neatly wrapped box is a mystery to her and far more sinister than festive.
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Chris and Leslie Wilfred have been through the wringer: two of their children are seriously ill and another has behavioral issues so severe that the police are involved. Things are finally looking up for the Wilfreds when Leslie gets pregnant with twins, but the reprieve will only last so long before yet more tragedy strikes.
Special thanks to Dr. Marc Feldman for sharing his expertise with us for this episode. You can find his incredible book, ‘Dying to Be Ill,’ anywhere you buy books!
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Most criminals run away from cops, but not Jody Harris – she goes on dates with them! As one of Australia’s most notorious con artists, she loves to swindle anyone and everyone. But when she tries to grift an especially charismatic policeman, she’s dismayed to discover that he’s captured her heart.
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Dolours Price is the daughter of a great Irish Republican family. Her whole life she’s been taught to buck British imperialism by any means necessary. In 1973, she’ll do just that–sending a message so strong it shakes the very streets of London.
In a rare interview for the documentary "I, Dolours," Dolours Price outlined her involvement in the 1973 bombing and the activities of the IRA. We highly recommend it if you'd like to learn more about this story.
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All Estibaliz Carranza wants is a baby. She’s done everything right. She’s found a man. She’s gotten married. She’s even started an ice cream shop with her husband to keep him happy. But after years of waiting for him to give her a child, she’s ready to cut ties… with a chainsaw.
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A farmhand is picking apples on a misty morning in 1896 when he stumbles across the figure of a woman. Or at least part of one. Splayed in the dewy grass of the Kentucky Highlands is the headless body of Pearl Bryan. How she came to be there, miles and miles from her home in Indiana, is anyone’s guess.
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Peggy Carr knew something was gravely wrong with her, even though doctors told her she was fine. It felt like she was on fire. When her two sons began showing the same symptoms, the only explanation was a rare chemical.
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In Stockholm, Sweden in 1973, an ill-fated bank robbery turned into a six-day psychological experiment. The robber took 4 hostages–three young women and one young man. But when alliances shifted, those four victims would become the subject of public imagination for decades to come.
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