An explosion in a rice field in Colusa County, California kills the manager of a multi-million dollar farm. Police soon discover his death was no accident. Keith Morrison has chosen this episode as one of his most memorable classic episodes.
This podcast explores the lives of farmers and their families, highlighting their hard work and self-reliant nature, as well as the dangerous business they operate in.
Authorities investigate the cause of an explosion in an electrical box on a farm. Cousins and future business partners, Paul and Peter, are raised more like brothers and are next in line to run the farm.
This podcast episode explores the details of the Tool Box Killers case, the disappearance of Cindy Schaeffer, and the possible involvement of a corrupt DA in Caloosa County.
The police search a house for bomb making materials, but found nothing related to explosives or weapons.
Roberto Ayala's explosive death left investigators with nothing but fragments of evidence and a lot of gossip in their search for answers.
The transcript covers details of a letter claiming responsibility for a bombing, its possible implications on the author's authenticity, and a warning for the driver of a repaired white F-250 truck.
The story of the mysterious murder of Dorothy Jane Scott, a single mother who was stalked for months and eventually killed after her coworkers placed a classified ad to attract her unknown killer.
Detective Somm and Agent Parker sift through various leads in the investigation of the murder of Paul Curry, while Roger Moore offers to provide crucial evidence to help catch the killer.
Suspicions arise within a family as they investigate an industrial accident involving a bomb. The dynamics of the family suggest a complex web of relationships which could have played a role in the incident.
After months with little progress in the case, the FBI utilized a dive team to search for evidence in a nearby canal where the bomb had been placed, but by October the case had stalled.
An examination of Paul Holes' past reveals a troubling history of accusations including rape, false imprisonment, and assault with a deadly weapon.
The speaker admires Pete as a loving and big-hearted person, and anyone who speaks ill of him might not know him well. The speaker also recalls a story about a white sheet of paper and a beam of light.
Two cousins were charged with stealing $60 million from an oil company, with one cousin claiming he had been coerced into participating. Linda Parisi, the attorney for the other cousin, acknowledged that one cousin was framing the other.
Peter's defense team is presented with a video seized by the FBI depicting a rat trap triggering device similar to the one used in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.
Despite a desire to have a loving family, the speaker experiences hate and anger among relatives. The trial that follows a murder is impacted by a blank paper used as evidence.
Peter Moore who was not involved in Roberto Ayala's murder, spoke with the District Attorney to clear his name and save his dad's life.