A terrifying mystery begins when 19-year-old Kenia Monge disappears after heading out to meet her friends. Months later, when Lydia Tillman survives a brutal attack nearby, it becomes clear that the two cases are connected. Keith Morrison has chosen this episode as one of his most memorable classic episodes.
A woman is brutally attacked and left for dead, suffering from rape, fire, and a massive stroke. This story highlights the disturbing things human beings are capable of doing to each other.
The speaker describes how they looked up to someone who had a calendar that balanced studying and partying, making her "like my twin."
Tony suspects Kenya of infidelity after finding incriminating text messages, but her friends deny any involvement, leaving him unsure of the truth.
Kenya Mireles went missing after a night out at a Denver nightclub. Despite her father's efforts to report it, the police were unable to open an investigation until she had been missing for a certain amount of time.
The hosts discuss the disappearance of teenager Kenya Monge and how a chance encounter with the man who abducted her led to her killer's eventual capture.
Travis, the last person seen with Kenya Hill, becomes a prime suspect in her disappearance as his story does not match with the CCTV footage. A search involving 25 detectives fails to locate her.
Gurley's investigation into the disappearance of Kenia Monge discovers multiple surveillance videos that lead to Travis Forbes as the prime suspect in her murder case.
The investigation of a mysterious death continues as the interviewee describes the stress of the case's scrutiny, and a critical detail from the night in question proves elusive.
The story continues with the man's whereabouts being tracked down and eventually arrested on a stolen car charge that led to extradition.
A survivor of sexual assault and arson jumped out of a second story window after being beaten and left during the fire. The assault took place in her bedroom which was destroyed by the fire.
Detective Shackley searches for leads in a crime where all forensic evidence has been destroyed, leaving the victim with an uncertain future.
The podcast discusses how the police were able to apprehend Travis Forbes, the prime suspect in the disappearance of Lydia Tillman and another girl named Kenya Monge, who he obsessively cleaned his house with bleach for.
The Lee family delivers a message to Travis Forbes as a team of technicians compare his DNA to that of a victim's attacker.
The speaker shares a story about a deal being back on after being cancelled, and a memorable encounter with a young girl.
After the murder of his daughter, a man finds closure when a private investigator locates her body where he had previously directed them to search.
A father reads his daughter's statement in court forgiving the man who raped and set her on fire, emphasizing the importance of forgiveness in the healing process.
Lydia, whose name is an acronym for "live your days Inspired Anew", triumphed over great sadness after the tragic story of Travis Forbes, who victimized her friend Kenya, and possibly other victims. Despite the deep sadness, Lydia chose forgiveness and overcame the darkness.