Jennifer Dulos: The Blood Evidence and the Vanishing Mother (E154)

Patrice Endres: The Salon Disappearance and the Man Who Waited (E162)

In April 2004, Patrice Endres vanished from her salon in Cumming, Georgia, during what should have been a routine workday. Within a remarkably small window of time, Patrice seemingly disappeared without a trace leaving behind unfinished tasks, unanswered questions, and a timeline investigators would spend years trying to reconstruct. As the investigation unfolded, attention increasingly turned toward behavior, relationships, and interviews that many viewers later found deeply unsettling. Was Patrice taken by a stranger passing through town, or was the truth hidden closer to home? Years later, Patrice’s case remains one of the most discussed and debated disappearances in modern true crime.

Blair Adams: The Man Who Fled Across Borders to His Death (E161)

In July 1996, Blair Adams suddenly began acting as though someone was after him. He withdrew large amounts of cash, attempted to cross borders, and repeatedly told people he feared for his safety. Friends and family struggled to understand why a man with no obvious reason to run seemed desperate to get away from something or someone. Days later, Blair was found dead in Knoxville, Tennessee under circumstances that only deepened the mystery. Cash and valuables were still with him, strange items surrounded the scene, and investigators were left with one overwhelming question: what exactly was Blair running from? Nearly three decades later, the story remains one of the most unsettling and debated mysteries in modern true crime.

Austin Yogurt Shop Murders: Four Girls, One Night, and a City Changed Forever (E160)

On a December night in 1991, four teenage girls in Austin, Texas were finishing a shift and making plans for the rest of their evening. Hours later, a fire inside a yogurt shop would reveal one of the most devastating crime scenes in the city’s history. For decades, the case generated theories, false confessions, overturned convictions, and painful questions that refused to disappear. What happened inside that shop became a mystery that haunted investigators and reshaped countless lives. Recent DNA developments have changed the conversation around the case, but the tragedy itself still echoes through Austin.

Faith Hedgepeth: The Apartment, the Note, and the Unanswered Questions (E159)

In September 2012, 19-year-old university student Faith Hedgepeth was found murdered inside her apartment in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Near the scene was a handwritten note, unusual forensic evidence, and a timeline that generated years of speculation, suspicion, and internet theories. For nearly a decade, the mystery surrounding Faith’s death fueled discussions across online communities as people questioned the meaning of the note, analyzed strange voicemail recordings, and debated who might have been responsible. Then years later, DNA evidence brought a major development but even with an arrest, some questions surrounding the case still remain. Faith’s story is not only about a crime. It is also about grief, persistence, and how a single unanswered question can echo for years.

Lisa Irwin: The Baby Who Disappeared from Her Crib (E158)

In October 2011, a family in Kansas City, Missouri woke to every parent’s nightmare. Ten-month-old Lisa Irwin had vanished from her crib during the night, leaving behind a house filled with questions, missing phones, and a timeline investigators would scrutinize for years. As search efforts expanded across the country, theories began spreading online. Was Lisa taken by a stranger, did someone familiar with the family know more than they revealed, or had critical details been missed from the very beginning? More than a decade later, Baby Lisa’s disappearance remains one of the most debated missing child cases in recent memory.