Stanley Tibbett, who posed as a police officer, had a history of criminal encounters with the law dating back to 1992 when he was only 16 years old. He was known for taking advantage of people, such as taking a teenager's bike for "an investigation" and even holding a pellet gun to a young girl's head.
In part two of Michelle Eason's story, police are determined to crack their main suspect in the serial missing persons cases that might be related to Michelle's. With the help of an FBI profiler, they devise a plan to finally corner him, leading to the discovery of the horrifying truths behind the missing persons cases.
The story of Rehtaeh Parsons, a Canadian teenager who committed suicide after being raped and bullied, is recounted in this podcast. Rehtaeh's case brought to light issues of victim blaming and cyberbullying, and her mother continues to advocate for justice and awareness.
A woman stays in a hotel room with her male friend while her husband stays at home during a furnace repair causing discomfort for her interviewer.
This podcast episode talks about the murder of Valerie Reyes and how her case affected the community.
Jamie Fraley had arranged a ride to go back to the hospital for the third time after speaking with a friend on the phone but she wasn't seen or heard from again. Her phone records reveal that she called a friend and spoke with her around 2 am, and then went to the hospital, but never returned home.