My Trip to CrimeCron Vegas 2026

Vanished on the Carolina Coast: The Search for Tyler Doyle

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2532228/fan_mail/new] When 22‑year‑old Tyler Doyle set out for a routine duck‑hunting trip off the coast of South Carolina, nothing suggested it would be his last known moment. Within hours, his boat was found taking on water, his belongings scattered, and a search effort unlike anything the community had seen began. But as days turned into weeks, the questions only grew louder. In this episode, we walk through the timeline of Tyler’s final known movements, the frantic rescue efforts, the evidence recovered, and the theories that have divided the public. We explore who Tyler was beyond the headlines — a young husband, a soon‑to‑be father, a friend fiercely loved — and how his disappearance shook an entire community. This is a story about uncertainty, about the power of hope, and about the people who refuse to stop searching. What happened on the water that day, and where is Tyler Doyle now? Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2532228/support]

My Trip to CrimeCron Vegas 2026

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2532228/fan_mail/new] This week on True Crime with Tiff Kline, we’re UNpacking our bags, grabbing our case files, and heading straight into the neon glow of my trip to  Las Vegas for CrimeCon 2026 — the ultimate gathering of survivors, advocates, investigators, creators, and the true crime community. CrimeCon 2026. Las Vegas Advocacy, connection, and the pursuit of justice — all in one unforgettable week. In this episode I explain my 2nd experience at crime con, this time Vegas, seeing old friends, making new, hearing stories of victims families, podcasters, learning about those still missing, hearing experts speakers, having conversations with strong women like Hope Hooton of Hope in the Pain and Voices against Filicide, Maggie Phillips Caravan to catch a Killer, Jo Ann Lowitzer of Missing girl Ali Lowitzer, Abby Blabby, meeting people like Greg Schiller of Child Rescue Coalition, Jena Lisa Jones an Epstein Survivor, Hearing Megan Tomlinson of Silver Lining of Hope Inc solve her own moms murder, meeting Bethany of Voices, being a volunteer for the Gabby Petito Foundation and more- Also here about my experience  going to the sphere to see OZ in vegas, Zak Bagans Museum,  starting a non profit and joining forces for justice for La La Clark Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2532228/support]

The Vanishing of Philip ‘Taylor’ Kramer: Rock Star, Scientist, Deceased

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2532228/fan_mail/new] In 1995, Philip “Taylor” Kramer — former bassist for Iron Butterfly and a respected aerospace engineer — vanished on his way to Los Angeles International Airport. His final phone calls were panicked, disjointed, and chilling. Then he was gone. This episode reconstructs the entire case from the ground up: Taylor’s early life, his rise in the music world, his transition into high‑level engineering, the mounting paranoia in his final months, the massive search effort, and the shocking discovery of his van four years later. We examine the official ruling, the family’s belief that he was murdered, the theories surrounding his groundbreaking technology work, and the lingering questions that keep this case alive nearly three decades later. A disappearance. A ravine. A genius under pressure. This is one of rock’s strangest unsolved stories. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2532228/support]

The Crash Documentary/Case Review

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2532228/fan_mail/new] In this deeply immersive, full‑length episode of True Crime with Tiff Kline, we unravel one of the most haunting and hotly debated cases in recent years — the crash that killed Dominic Russo and Davion Flanagan, and the murder conviction of McKenzie Shirilla, the 17‑year‑old behind the wheel. What began as a tragic early‑morning accident quickly evolved into a forensic puzzle, a courtroom battle, and a national conversation about intent, teenage relationships, trauma, and truth. Through a cinematic reconstruction of the crash, an investigative breakdown of the evidence, and an emotionally grounded exploration of the people at the heart of this story, Tiffany guides listeners through every moment — from the night of July 31st, 2022, to the legal and cultural fallout still unfolding today. This episode blends: * Scene‑by‑scene storytelling * Crash data and forensic analysis * Relationship history and motive theory * Medical claims, including POTS and blackouts * Courtroom testimony and the judge’s ruling * The Netflix documentary’s impact * Where the case stands now But above all, this episode centers the victims. Dom and Davion’s lives, dreams, and legacies are honored with the compassion and humanity they deserve. Raw, detailed, and unflinchingly honest, this is the definitive deep dive into a case that continues to divide the public and devastate the families involved. If you think you know the story… you don’t. Not yet. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2532228/support]

Justice for LaLa Clark Wilkesbarre, PA- Part 4

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2532228/fan_mail/new] Fifteen‑year‑old La’Niyah “LaLa” Clark’s story continues to unfold in heartbreaking and deeply disturbing ways. In this episode, we break down the newest developments in the case that has shaken Wilkes‑Barre and ignited a statewide call for justice. After months of unanswered questions, prosecutors have now filed major upgraded charges against LaLa’s biological aunt, Bobbiejo Etzel—including homicide, kidnapping, and abuse of a corpse. These charges reflect what investigators now say happened in the weeks after LaLa disappeared on January 17, 2026: she wasn’t a runaway. She was hidden, controlled, and ultimately killed. Court documents reveal a chilling timeline: LaLa was kept in a hotel despite an active protection‑from‑abuse order, moved to a home where she was restrained and deprived of basic needs, and later suffocated. Surveillance footage allegedly shows Etzel transporting a container before LaLa’s body was abandoned behind a garage on Thayer Street, where she was found on February 21. On May 8, 2026, Etzel waived her preliminary hearing, pushing the case toward trial as she remains jailed without bail. Family members and advocates say these new charges finally validate what they’ve insisted from the beginning—that LaLa was a victim of manipulation and violence, not a child who chose to run away. Their fight now centers on accountability, reform, and ensuring that what happened to LaLa never happens again. This episode examines the updated charges, the newly revealed timeline, the failures that may have cost LaLa her life, and the growing movement demanding justice in her name. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2532228/support]