Ep 179: In 2012, a young woman googled herself out of amusement. But what came back would change the trajectory of her life forever.

This is the Noelle Martin story.

Sources for Today's Episode:

• Noellemartin.org
• Brennan Center for Justice
• Forbes
• Australian Broadcasting Corporation
• News.com.au
• The Guardian
• Time Magazine
• Techspot.com
• Elle magazine
• Noelle’s tedx talk
• Wonder women tech.com
• Rolling stone

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Ep 178: A passionate love triangle leads to the murder of an innocent 22-year-old man, but in this case, nothing is what it seems

This is the Mary Shieler story

Sources for Today's Episode:

• The documentary “TallHotBlond”
• ABC News
• The New York Times
• The Lockport Journal

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When a member of the prominent Coors family goes missing, it’s a race against the clock to find the person who abducted him before it’s too late. 

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Ep 177: A college student goes viral for her positive outlook on her cancer diagnosis. But an anonymous tip to the police will make her story viral for all the wrong reasons

This is the Madison Russo story.

Sources for Today's Episode:

• Crime online
• Fox news
• USA Today
• People
• CBS
• North Scott Press

Credits:

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• Produced by James Varga
• Audio Editor, Seiler Burr
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Keywords: Maddie Russo, Pancreatic Cancer, Faker, Scamanda, Sarah Jane Kavanaugh, Belle Gibson

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Ep 176: A teenage girl sneaks out of her bedroom window in the middle of the night and calls 911. What law enforcement finds behind the front door is a house of horrors

This is the Jordan Turpin story.

Sources for Today's Episode:

• 20/20 Special with Diane Sawyer
• Investigative Discovery Crime Feed
• New York Post
• CBS News
• Business Insider

Credits:

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• Produced by James Varga
• Audio Editor, Jose Alfonzo
• Script Editor, Abagail Belcastro
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Ep 175: After a young girl seemingly vanishes into thin air, would her social media history provide any clues as to her whereabouts?

Eight years after this young girl seemingly vanished into thin air, are police any closer to finding her?

This is the Mekayla Bali story.

Sources for Today's Episode:

• https://www.bringmekaylabalihome.com
• Saskatchewan Gazette
• CBC news
• Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers
• CTV News
• Global News
• Sakstoday.ca

Credits:

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• Produced & Edited by James Varga
• Script Editor, Abagail Belcastro
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Ep 174: A woman convicted of murdering her children 30 years ago is coming up for parole. But is she ready to rejoin society? Or should she remain incarcerated?

This is the Susan Smith story

Sources for Today's Episode:

• Crimelibary.org
• People.com
• Fox News
• Stacey Mallicoat’s book, Women, Gender and Crime
• Myer and Oberman’s book, When Mothers Kill: Interviews from Prison

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Ep 173: A mother of a mass shooter is convicted of manslaughter. But many have asked: should a parent be held responsible for the crimes of their children?

This is the Jennifer Crumbley story.

Sources for Today's Episode:

• Detroit news
• NY Mag
• Detroit Free Press
• AP news
• NY Times
• ABC news
• NBC news
• CNN
• 19th news.org
• Michigan.gov

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• Script Editor, Abagail Belcastro
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Ep 172: In the 1980s, women were only just starting to break into the criminal justice field. But one woman wouldn’t just break in. She would go all the way to the top of the FBI, and pave the way for those behind her.

This is the Jana Monroe story

Sources for Today's Episode:

• A&E
• Hearts of Darkness by Jana Monroe
• The New York Post
• FBI.gov
• Women, Gender and Crime by Stacy Mallicoat

Credits:

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• Produced by James Varga
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Ep 171: After nearly 20 years of addiction and cycles of incarceration, this woman became a renowned voice for formerly incarcerated females

This is the Susan Burton story.

Links mentioned:

• https://anewwayoflife.org/
• https://thewiredc.org
• https://fortunesociety.org/

Sources for Today's Episode:

• Becoming Ms. Burton: From Prison to Recovery to Leading the Fight for Incarcerated Women
• Beingsusanburton.com
• ABC 7
• CNN
• The New Press
• NY times
• Bureau of Justice Statistics
• Vera Institute of Justice
• LA Times
• Research and Education Institute
• Kings Institute.Stanford.edu
• The Today Show

Credits:

• Written and Hosted by Amy Shlosberg and Meghan Sacks
• Produced & Edited by James Varga
• Script Editor, Abagail Belcastro
• Music by Dessert Media

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Ep 170: One woman’s come-back from drugs and incarceration would lead her to a life of service in helping indigenous families find their lost loved ones

This is the Lissa Yellow Bird story

Sources for Today's Episode:

• High Country News
• BBC News
• Dateline episode “Secrets of Spirit Lake”
• Indian Law Resource Center
• The National Crime Information Center
• The Department of Justice
• The White House.gov/factsheet
• The book “Yellow Bird” by Sierra Crane Murdoch

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• Produced by James Varga
• Audio Editor,
• Script Editor, Abagail Belcastro
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Keywords: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

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