The speaker has many unanswered questions about the death of someone's first wife, who was found wrapped in a laundry bag, and nobody else seems to be concerned. The speaker gives a call-to-action for people to join their discussion group on Facebook.
In 1912, a six-year-old child named Charles Bruce was kidnapped from North Carolina and taken to Louisiana. Several years later, a woman named Julia Anderson would have to choose between five boys around Bruce's age, including the child that the Dunbars had claimed as Bobby, to determine if he was her missing son.
Jen and Adam planned to meet up in a hotel after both cheating on their respective spouses through a website. Jen's story to the detective matches up with some of the other witness accounts of the murder of Adam.
Brownie Wise, a single mom with only an eighth-grade education, revolutionized the business model of Tupperware by introducing the "party plan" selling technique. She became the face of Tupperware and one of the most successful women in business during the 1950s and 60s.
Detective Thatcher discovers that his check fraud suspect, who was also working for the FBI, may have been involved in the disappearances of two young women in Colorado.
Louise and Jacob's love story began when Jacob showed her a 14 room mansion for rent in Los Angeles. However, their marriage was short-lived and ended in separation after just four years.