In 1996, two women were brutally murdered in a remote part of the Shenandoah National Forest and the case remains unsolved almost three decades later. On our season 2 finale episode, we are again joined by Kathryn Miles, author of Trailed: One Woman’s Quest to Solve the Shenandoah Murders.

In 1996, two women were brutally murdered in a remote part of the Shenandoah National Forest and the case remains unsolved almost three decades later. Today, we are joined by Kathryn Miles, author of Trailed: One Woman’s Quest to Solve the Shenandoah Murders. In part one, Brittany will take us into the depth of the life of Lollie and Julie, and how their lives were brutally taken from them.

June 8th, 2014, started out like any other day for Joseph Wilcox and Officers Igor Soldo and Alyn Beck. Across town, a couple with sinister intentions set out early that morning with a plan to wreak havoc upon the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. After the fatal encounter with the two officers in a pizza restaurant, they made their way to the nearby Walmart where all hell broke loose.

A family who had it all from the outside met an untimely death, and the murderer disappeared without a trace.

In the mid 1990’s, Thomas Quick swiftly became Sweden’s most notorious serial killer, confessing to the murders of over 30 people. Police investigated and he was convicted on 8 counts of murder, sentenced to live out his days in the mental hospital he had been a patient at on and off for many years. There was just one small catch… Thomas Quick never actually killed anyone.

Tamika Huston was a lively young woman, who unfortunately had her life cut short after she went missing in 2004. Her family wouldn’t stop until they found Tamika, but they were horrified to learn that she had been murdered.

How far would you go to enforce the law? Probably not as far as “Saloon-wrecker” Carrie/Carry Nation! Nation became a strong proponent for the temperance movement following the death of her first husband to alcohol. To enforce the local prohibition laws, she took matters into her own hands, terrorizing saloons with rocks before upgrading to a hatchet.

Emma Walker had a bright future ahead of her that was taken away at a young age. Today, Brittany takes us through Emma Walker’s story, and we discuss some early signs and how domestic abuse isn’t always physical.

When a group of students from a rural college in Guerrero, Mexico, attempted to find transportation to a protest, their arrival in nearby Iguala was not received well. Confronted by police, students and civilians were fired upon, killing 6 and injuring 25. Most egregious of all, 43 students were forcibly disappeared with hardly a trace.