The Minds of Madness - True Crime Stories

On a quiet summer afternoon in Inverness, Florida, a 911 call shattered the stillness of a lakeside home. Inside, Denise Hallowell was found barely alive in her bedroom, the victim of a brutal attack ...

On a quiet spring morning in Palm Coast, Florida, a young mother was making coffee while her son ate breakfast at the kitchen table. Hours later, her husband would call 911, claiming she had accidenta...

A former NBA star vanishes after a trip home to Memphis, and for days no one knows where he went. Then a missed 911 call, a body in a field, and a murder weapon recovered years later begin to expose a...

In December 2012, a quiet Houston home became the center of a mystery that still raises questions. Jim Melgar was found dead inside a closet. Just steps away, his wife Sandra was discovered alive, bou...

In this special true crime crossover episode, I joined Carter Roy for a 2-part episode of Murder: True Crime Stories. To hear part 2 and my extended conversation with Carter, follow Murder: True Crime...

In October 2024, two men in Detroit believed they had found the perfect target. A longtime jeweler and pawnbroker whose success made him seem like easy money. They came prepared with disguises, a stol...

In the fall of 2021, a young couple in Cobb County, Georgia thought they’d found their dream home. An upscale subdivision. A quiet street. A perfect place to raise their two year old son. What they co...

On a cold February night in Somerset, England, a retired couple sat down to celebrate a birthday dinner during the COVID lockdown. Hours later, police were standing outside their quiet bungalow while ...

In the spring of 2020, as isolation settled over Pella, Iowa, one woman’s new beginning ended in violence. Tracy Mondabough was building a fresh start when a silver Cadillac began appearing in the bac...

North Port, Florida is built for fresh starts, quiet streets, new homes, friendly neighbors. On Mallicoat Road, Robbie and Jennifer Tower were the kind of people who made a neighborhood feel like fami...