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👻 What happens when a ghost story becomes YOUR ghost story? This spooky season, we're taking a break from true crime for something a little more personal… and a whole lot more paranormal. Deep in the heart of Louisiana sits The Myrtles Plantation, a historic property notorious for its chilling legends, mysterious apparitions, and unexplained encounters. But this time, we're not just retelling a ghost story. Our very own Jackie was there—and what she experienced left her with a story she'll never forget. From eerie warnings about spirits interfering with electronics to an encounter she still can't explain, join Jackie as she ventures into the supernatural for a special Halloween edition of Stop! Who Does That? 🎃 Some ghost stories are legends. This one happened to our host. #TheMyrtlesPlantation #TrueGhostStory #ParanormalExperience #HauntedLouisiana #GhostStories #SpookySeason #StopWhoDoesThat #HauntedPlaces Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1928, in York County, PA, a man convinced he was cursed became determined to break the spell—no matter the cost. When John Blymire blamed a lifetime of tragedy on a supposed hex, his search for answers led him to local folk healer Nelson Rehmeyer. What followed was a brutal murder fueled by superstition, desperation, and the belief that witchcraft was very real. This week on Stop! Who Does That?, Jackie and Jenna dive into the chilling true story of the Hex Hollow murder, exploring Pennsylvania Dutch folklore, mysterious hex doctors, and the shocking crime that made national headlines. Was it a curse, or did believing in one turn deadly? #HexHollowMurder #YorkCountyPA #TrueCrimePodcast #HistoricalTrueCrime #WitchcraftMurder #PennsylvaniaDutch #HexDoctors #ParanormalTrueCrime #SpookySeason Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the early morning hours of June 23, 2025, police arrived at Gracedale Nursing Home in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, and encountered a scene almost impossible to believe. Prosecutors allege that a registered nurse was attempting to perform an exorcism on a bedridden, non-verbal elderly resident she believed was possessed by demons. But the disturbing allegations were only the beginning. Join Jackie and Jenna as they break down the Gracedale Nursing Home exorcism case, the delayed response to repeated 911 calls, and the broader grand jury investigation that uncovered troubling concerns about staffing, safety, sanitation, and resident care inside the county-run facility. Sources: https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/exorcism-unsanitary-conditions-security-issues-gracedale-nursing-home-pennsylvania/4461196/ https://www.lehighvalleylive.com/news/2026/09/exorcism-attempt-of-gracedale-nursing-home-resident-sparked-probe-scathing-grand-jury-report-says.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exorcism…

This week, Jackie and Jenna are joined by the ladies of Our True Crime Podcast for a special crossover episode centered on a case that deserves more attention: the unsolved murder of Joy Hayward. Together, we revisit Joy’s case, the evidence, the unanswered questions, and the frustrating roadblocks that have left her loved ones waiting for justice. We also discuss why advances in forensic DNA and investigative genetic genealogy could offer new possibilities—and why Joy’s case should not be allowed to fade into the background. Four true crime hosts. One heartbreaking unsolved case. And one shared goal: keeping Joy’s name, her story, and the fight for answers alive. Someone knows what happened to Joy Hayward. It’s time for answers. Be sure to check out Jen and Cam from Our True Crime Podcast wherever you get your podcasts! https://www.ourtruecrimepodcast.com/ SIGN JOY'S PETITION https://www.change.org/topic/joy-hayward-en-us Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Halloween night in 2022, 74-year-old Doris Cote was last seen alive inside her North Adams, Massachusetts home with her granddaughter, Kelsie Cote. The next day, Doris was found dead at the bottom of her basement stairs—but investigators say the evidence pointed to something far more violent than an accidental fall. In this episode, Jackie and Jenna break down the disturbing allegations against Kelsie, including the physical evidence found inside the home, alleged attempts to clean the crime scene, financial questions, internet searches prosecutors say may suggest premeditation, and the complicated timeline surrounding Doris’s death. They also look ahead to a major September 28 suppression hearing—and the surprising connection between Kelsie’s defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, and the Lindsay Clancy case. SOURCES:…

Recorded live on Instagram on September 17, 2026 Hop in the backseat with Jackie and Jenna as they hit the road from Pennsylvania to the Ed and Lorraine Warren House & Occult Museum for a paranormal investigation! They weren’t about to let a road trip keep them from dropping an episode, so this one is completely off the cuff. Jackie and Jenna catch up on the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy case, Mica Miller case, and the Olney House, plus Jackie recaps The Broken Plea by Christopher Whitcomb, which explores the Idaho 4 case and Bryan Kohberger’s guilty plea. Grab your coffee, buckle up, and ride along as Jackie and Jenna talk true crime, case updates, and everything in between—all live from the road. #TrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #CrimePodcast #TrueCrimeCommunity #TrueCrimeUpdates #Podcast #PodcastEpisode #LivePodcast #RoadTripPodcast #LindsayClancy #MicaMiller #OlneyHouse #Idaho4 #IdahoFour #BryanKohberger #TheBrokenPlea #ChristopherWhitcomb #ParanormalInvestigation #EdAndLorraineWarren…

From the outside, Michael and Jan Roseboro appeared to have built an idyllic life in quiet Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. They had four children, a successful family business, and a beautiful home complete with a brand-new swimming pool. But behind closed doors, Michael was hiding an intense affair—and talking about starting an entirely new life with another woman. Then, on July 22, 2008, Jan was found unresponsive in the family pool. What initially appeared to be a tragic drowning quickly became something far more sinister. In this episode of Stop! Who Does That?, Jackie and Jenna break down the murder of Jan Roseboro, the secret relationship investigators uncovered, the disturbing autopsy findings, and the evidence that ultimately convinced a jury that Jan's death was no accident. SOURCES: https://lancasteronline.com/news/contacts-paint-a-picture-of-affair-in-case-of-roseboro-and-his-girlfriend/article_0f60ba6a-10c2-59f2-9072-314728332118.html https://www.cbsnews.com/news/48-hours-lady-in-the-pool/…

What began as a routine traffic stop in Philadelphia quickly unraveled into something far more disturbing. Investigators were led to a home in the city’s Olney neighborhood, where authorities say they uncovered weapons, fake federal credentials, chemicals, cremated remains, and an enormous cache of disturbing digital evidence. Soon, the names of multiple missing women became connected to the investigation—including two women investigators say appear alive and later deceased in footage recovered from the property. This week on Stop! Who Does That?, Jackie and Jenna break down the bizarre and still-developing case surrounding Eugene Horsch and the Olney House—the missing women, the secrets tied to the property, and the questions investigators are still trying to answer. Episode recorded 08/31/2026 Sources: https://fontvariety.com/eugene-horsch-biography/ https://www.fox29.com/news/eugene-horsch-detectives-begin-excavating-yard-olney-home-center-ongoing-investigation…

Behind the walls of an ordinary Philadelphia row home was a nightmare no one could have imagined. Between 1986 and 1987, Gary Heidnik kidnapped six women and imprisoned them in a horrifying basement dungeon—chaining them inside pits beneath his home and subjecting them to unimaginable abuse. Two women would never make it out alive. But Heidnik underestimated one of his captives. Josefina Rivera gained his trust, waited for the perfect opportunity, and carried out a daring escape that would finally expose the horrors inside his home and save the women still trapped below. This week on Stop! Who Does That?, Jackie and Jenna dive into the disturbing crimes of Gary Heidnik, the warning signs that came before them, and the incredible survival story that finally brought him down. #GaryHeidnik #TrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #PhiladelphiaTrueCrime #SerialKiller #CrimeStory #TrueCrimeCommunity #SurvivorStory #Philadelphia #PennsylvaniaTrueCrime #TrueCrimeYouTube #CrimePodcast #StopWhoDoesThatPodcast Learn more about…

This week on Stop! Who Does That?, Jackie and Jenna are breaking down two major true-crime cases making headlines. First, Bryan Kohberger is back in the news—more than a year after pleading guilty to the murders of Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin. Kohberger is now seeking to withdraw that plea, claiming he received bad legal advice and was pressured into accepting the deal that spared him the death penalty. Jackie and Jenna discuss his new allegations, the evidence he says should have been handled differently, and just how difficult - or easy? - it may be to convince a court to let him take back a guilty plea he previously entered under oath. Then, they turn to the ongoing Lindsay Clancy trial, where jurors are hearing deeply emotional and often conflicting testimony about Clancy’s mental state in the months and days before the deaths of her three children. The trial has raised complicated questions about mental illness, criminal responsibility and what Clancy understood at…

In the early 1960s, George Carroll seemingly vanished without a trace, leaving behind a wife and four young children on Long Island. For decades, his children were told the same story: their father had gone out for cigarettes and simply never came back. But as they grew older, that explanation stopped making sense. Why had no missing persons report ever been filed? Why had George never picked up his final paycheck? And why did members of his own family insist that he would never have abandoned his children? Decades later, one of George’s sons began searching for answers—eventually turning his attention to the very home where the family had lived when George disappeared. What followed involved long-buried family secrets, allegations of abuse, a mysterious deathbed reaction, and an eerily specific psychic reading. In Episode 46 of Stop! Who Does That?, Jackie and Jenna dive into the haunting case of George and Dorothy Carroll—a disappearance that left one family questioning everything they thought they knew…

Just days before Christmas in 1992, beloved sixth-grade teacher Christy Mirack was found brutally murdered inside her Lancaster County, Pennsylvania apartment. Her killer left DNA behind, but for more than 25 years, his identity remained a mystery. Then, a groundbreaking use of investigative genetic genealogy led detectives to Raymond “DJ Freez” Rowe, a popular local DJ who had been living and working in the community the entire time. In this episode, we examine Christy’s life, the decades-long investigation, the DNA breakthrough that finally solved the case, and the heartbreaking Christmas gifts she had prepared for her students the night before her death. Sources: https://abcnews.com/US/dna-genetic-genealogy-led-wedding-dj-facing-criminal/story?id=58253768 https://www.oxygen.com/dateline-secrets-uncovered/crime-news/did-dj-kill-teacher-christy-mirack-before-christmas-1992…

Just days after the Freeman brothers murdered their parents in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley, another local family was destroyed by an eerily similar crime. On March 2, 1995, George and Susan Howorth returned to their quiet suburban home after work. Police say that before they could even take off their coats, their 16-year-old son, Jeffrey Howorth, opened fire. George was shot five times. Susan was shot nine times. By the time Jeffrey’s older brother arrived home, both parents were dead—and Jeffrey had vanished. Prosecutors argued that the murders were planned: Jeffrey allegedly waited for his parents, left behind a note, fled the state, and carried weapons while attempting to escape. His attorneys argued that he was experiencing a severe psychological breakdown and could not understand the nature or wrongfulness of his actions. In this episode, we examine the murders of George and Susan Howorth, Jeffrey’s flight across the country, the evidence presented at trial, the controversial insanity verdict, and the…

She was a respected labor and delivery nurse, a devoted wife, and a mother of three young children. But on January 24, 2023, an unimaginable tragedy unfolded inside the Clancy family’s Duxbury, Massachusetts home. In this episode, we examine the case of Lindsay Clancy, who is accused of killing her children—five-year-old Cora, three-year-old Dawson, and eight-month-old Callan—before attempting to take her own life. As Lindsay’s trial approaches, prosecutors argue that her actions were deliberate and planned, pointing to the takeout errand that left her alone with the children, her internet searches, and the method used in the killings. Her defense presents a dramatically different account: that Lindsay was suffering from postpartum psychosis, hallucinations, medication complications, and a possible undiagnosed bipolar disorder after repeatedly seeking psychiatric help. Was this an intentional act of murder, or the catastrophic result of a severe mental-health crisis that went unrecognized despite months of…

This week on Stop! Who Does That?, we're kicking back with another Headline Highlights episode! We're covering the latest true crime headlines making waves, including the mysterious case of Nolan Wells and revisiting the unanswered questions surrounding the death of Tamla Horsford. We also dive into some of the biggest stories in pop culture, share our thoughts on what's been trending all week, and, of course, wrap things up with everyone's favorite segment—Florida Man Roulette, where you truly never know what kind of unbelievable headline is coming next. Whether you're here for true crime, current events, a few laughs, or just hanging out with us, this episode has a little bit of everything. So grab your favorite drink, settle in, and join us for another fun, laid-back conversation full of headlines, hot takes, and the stories everyone's talking about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

***A NOTE FROM JACKIE AND JENNA: We had received a review about this episode with attention called out to our information on Jimi Patrick, stating that Jimi did not have a history of being troubled or kicked out of high school and was a student in college at the time of the murders. We take getting the facts seriously, and we removed this episode pending review of our sources that were cited for this episode. Per the Philly Magazine source that we used for this episode: "Jimi had an innocent face, but he’d been kicked out of high school. Photos found on his phone showed guns and drugs." Cipriano, R. (2020, February 25). The untold tale of Cosmo DiNardo’s descent into murder and madness. Philadelphia Magazine. Therefore, we will be re-releasing the episode as our sources for this episode have proven to be accurate. SHOW DESCRIPTION In the summer of 2017, four young men from Bucks County, Pennsylvania left their homes—each believing they were heading to a routine meet-up. None of them ever came back. What…

Two empty pill bottles. A young man found dead in bed. A case quickly ruled an overdose. But Terron Evans Jr.’s mother says the evidence tells a very different story. On January 8, 2021, 26-year-old Terron Evans Jr. was found dead inside a home in Potsdam, New York. Authorities concluded his death was caused by a heart attack connected to a Wellbutrin overdose — but from the beginning, Terron’s mother, Jennifer, believed there were too many unanswered questions. No pills reportedly found in his stomach. No clear signs of vomiting or seizure activity. Conflicting concerns about the scene, the timeline, the emergency response, and what may have happened in the hours before Terron died. In this episode of Stop! Who Does That?, we take a closer look at the mysterious death of Terron Evans Jr., the official ruling, the questions raised by his family, and the years-long fight for records, transparency, and answers. And this story is far from over — next week, we’ll be speaking directly with Terron’s mother,…

The Main Line Murders shocked Pennsylvania in 1979 after the body of schoolteacher Susan Reinert was discovered in the trunk of her car outside a Harrisburg-area motel. Her two children, 11-year-old Karen and 10-year-old Michael, were never found. What followed was a deeply disturbing investigation filled with betrayal, manipulation, allegations of conspiracy, and lingering questions that continue to haunt the case decades later. Lisa shares her personal memories, family perspective, and the lasting impact of losing Karen and Michael in a case that devastated an entire community. Through her voice, we look beyond the headlines and revisit the lives of two children who deserve to be remembered not just for what happened to them, but for who they were. Join us for a heartfelt and powerful conversation about family, grief, unanswered questions, and the enduring search for remembrance and justice in the Main Line Murders. #mainlinemurders #susanreinert #philadelphiatruecrime #truecrime Learn more about your ad…

Last night, Jackie and Jenna hosted an Instagram live to debrief Maternal Instincts, the Netflix documentary that covers the story of Taylor Parker and her brutal murder of Reagann Hancock and her unborn baby, Braxlynn. We discussed our reactions as well as fill in some backstory and gaps to the documentary on this live Instagram and are uploading it unedited for those who may have missed it. If you have not watched the documentary, please do so before listening. We are on vacation this week and will return next week with a special PART 3 interview with a never before interviewed family member from one of our most popular Pennsylvania true crime episodes. I Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On May 7, 1998, 23-year-old Wharton graduate student Shannon Schieber was found murdered inside her Philadelphia apartment after failing to show up for work. Hours earlier, a neighbor had called 911 after hearing screams, cries for help, and choking sounds coming from Shannon’s apartment — but police left without forcing entry. Shannon’s murder terrified Philadelphia, especially as investigators began connecting her case to a series of violent sexual assaults targeting women living alone in Center City. For years, critical DNA evidence sat without a match while a predator continued to attack. Eventually, advances in DNA technology led investigators to Troy Graves, the man who became known as the “Center City Rapist.” In this episode, we cover Shannon’s life, the night she was killed, the controversial police response, the attacks linked to Troy Graves, and the Schieber family’s powerful decision to seek life without parole instead of the death penalty. This is the tragic murder of Shannon Schieber — and the…

In this episode of Stop! Who Does That?, Jackie and Jenna dive into one of Bucks County’s most disturbing crimes: the Abt family massacre. In March 1976, 24-year-old George Geschwendt broke into the Trevose, Pennsylvania home of the Abt family and waited for hours, armed and hidden inside. One by one, as members of the family returned home, he shot and killed them in a calculated ambush rooted in years of resentment, humiliation, and obsession. The victims included parents John and Margaret Abt, their children Kathy, John Jr., and Margie, along with Margie’s boyfriend, Gary Engle. Only two Abt brothers survived because they were not home at the time. As investigators closed in, Geschwendt’s shocking confession revealed that he had intended to kill the surviving brothers as well, calling the murders a personal vendetta. His trial, insanity defense, death sentence, later commutation to life in prison, and decades of appeals would leave the community — and the surviving family members — haunted for years. This…

In Part Two of Joy Hayward’s story, Jackie and Jenna sit down with Joy’s sister, Grace Hayward, for an emotional and powerful conversation about who Joy was, the devastating impact of her murder, and the family’s 22-year fight for answers. Joy was only 28 years old when she was brutally murdered inside a Chester, Pennsylvania hotel room in February 2004. Despite DNA evidence from an unknown male and a possible connection to another violent assault just months later, Joy’s killer has never been identified. For more than two decades, Grace and her family have refused to let Joy’s case fade into the background. In this episode, Grace opens up about the pain of losing her sister, the frustration of unanswered questions, and her ongoing push to have the evidence submitted for advanced forensic genetic genealogy testing. This conversation is not just about a cold case. It is about a sister’s love, a family’s determination, and the urgent need for Joy’s case to finally receive the attention it deserves. Joy…

In this episode of Stop! Who Does That?, Jackie and Jenna examine the unsolved murder of Joy Hayward, a 28-year-old woman whose life was brutally cut short after checking into a Chester, Pennsylvania hotel in February 2004. What began as a visit to see her boyfriend turned into a nightmare when Joy left after an argument and checked into the Days Inn alone in the early morning hours. Just hours later, she was found murdered in her hotel room. Investigators uncovered disturbing evidence at the scene, including DNA from an unknown male — DNA that has never been matched to a suspect. As the case unfolded, police began to suspect the same man may have gone on to attack another woman just months later. Yet more than 20 years later, Joy’s killer remains unidentified, and her family is still fighting for answers. Jackie and Jenna walk through Joy’s final known movements, the haunting clues left behind, the troubling investigative roadblocks, and the ongoing push by Joy’s family to have forensic genetic genealogy…

In this episode of Stop! Who Does That?, Jackie and Jenna cover the haunting unsolved case of the West Coast Video Store Murders in Warminster, Pennsylvania. On November 10, 1993, 20-year-old friends and coworkers Bryan Benson and Seann Campbell were working the closing shift at a West Coast Video in the Rosemore Shopping Center. By the next morning, both young men were found brutally murdered inside a back room of the store. With no signs of forced entry, cash left behind, untouched wallets, and DNA evidence recovered from the scene, investigators were left with more questions than answers. More than 30 years later, no arrests have been made, no suspect has been publicly named, and the case remains one of Bucks County’s most chilling cold cases. Jackie and Jenna walk through the timeline of that night, the strange details that make robbery feel unlikely, the evidence investigators recovered, and whether modern forensic genealogy could one day help solve the murders of Bryan and Seann. This episode honors…

Headline Highlights is BACK! In this week’s Headline Highlights, Jackie and Jenna break down some of the most disturbing and rapidly developing cases making headlines right now—and trust us, this one is packed. A Michigan mother vanishes during a romantic getaway in the Bahamas, and her husband’s story immediately raises red flags. With no body, conflicting accounts, and a history of tension behind closed doors, investigators are left with one key question: what really happened on that boat? Then, a case straight out of a nightmare—a man known in his Florida community as a beloved Santa Claus is arrested in an undercover child predator sting. The details are chilling, and the betrayal of trust runs deep. Jackie and Jenna also bring you major updates in several high-profile cases: New forensic evidence and a disturbing timeline emerge in the David Anthony Burke case A trial date is set for the teenage suspect accused of murdering cheerleader Anna Kepner on a cruise ship And after months of questions, a…

In this episode of Stop! Who Does That?, Jackie and Jenna cover the devastating case of Jessica Padgett—a 33-year-old mother, newly married and building the life she had always dreamed of, when everything suddenly came to a halt. What started as a quick errand during her lunch break quickly turned into a missing persons case that left her family and community searching for answers. Jessica had no reason to disappear—her children were her world, and her life was just beginning a new chapter. As investigators retraced her final steps, all signs pointed to the last place she was supposed to be—a home she trusted. But as the timeline began to unravel, so did a truth far more disturbing than anyone could have imagined. #truecrime #jessicapadgett #lehighvalley #pennsylvania Resources: https://6abc.com/post/da-missing-woman-jessica-padgett-dead;-stepfather-charged/412786/ https://www.lehighvalleylive.com/breaking-news/2014/12/criminal_experts_say_evidence.html…

this episode of Stop! Who Does That?, Jackie and Jenna break down the heartbreaking and shocking case of Jennifer Brown, a 43-year-old Pennsylvania mother who vanished without a trace—only for the truth to reveal a betrayal no one saw coming. Jennifer Brown was a devoted mom, a successful professional, and an aspiring restaurant owner working toward opening her dream business, “Birdie’s Kitchen,” with her trusted partner, Blair Watts. But when she suddenly disappeared in January 2023, leaving behind her phone, keys, and car, investigators quickly realized—this wasn’t a voluntary disappearance. As the search intensified, suspicion began to fall on the people closest to her. A jealous neighbor. A complicated personal life. And a business partner who seemed eager to help… maybe a little too eager. What investigators uncovered was a disturbing web of deception involving stolen money, hidden motives, and digital evidence that would ultimately lead them to a shallow grave—shockingly close to home. Jackie and Jenna…

In this episode of Stop! Who Does That?, Jackie and Jenna dive into one of Pennsylvania’s most disturbing family murder cases—the Freeman Brothers. What began as a quiet night in Salisbury Township in February 1995 quickly turned into a scene of unimaginable violence. When police entered the Freeman home, they discovered a brutal triple homicide—both parents and their 11-year-old son murdered inside their own house. But what shocked investigators even more… was who was missing. As the search unfolded, suspicion quickly turned to the family’s two teenage sons, Bryan and David Freeman, whose lives had taken a dark and dangerous turn in the years leading up to the crime. From bullying and substance abuse to a deep immersion in neo-Nazi ideology, the warning signs had been building for years—but no one could have predicted how far things would go. Jackie and Jenna break down the chilling timeline of events, the violent details uncovered at the scene, and the nationwide manhunt that ultimately led to the…

In this episode, Jackie and Jenna delve into the Laci Peterson case, focusing further on the arguments presented by the LA Innocence Project in defense of Scott Peterson. They explore the eerie similarities between Lacey's case and that of Evelyn Hernandez, discuss new evidence and witness statements that challenge the original narrative, and examine the role of media coverage in shaping public perception. The conversation also touches on neighborhood crime concerns, the Medina robbery theory, and the ongoing quest for truth in a case that continues to captivate and divide opinions. Source Material: https://www.scottpetersonappeal.org/appeal-information.html #lacipeterson #scottpeterson #truecrimepodcast #truecrimecommunity #crimegenre #crimenews #deepdive #crimenews #crime #podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In Part 2 of the Lost Boys of Bucks County, Jackie and Jenna uncover the chilling details that transformed a missing persons case into one of the most disturbing murder investigations in Pennsylvania history. What began with four young men vanishing without a trace quickly escalated when authorities zeroed in on a rural Solebury Township farm. As the investigation intensified, shocking discoveries beneath the property would reveal a calculated and deeply disturbing series of events. In this episode, we break down: The pivotal confession that changed everything How investigators uncovered the truth at the farm The role of digital evidence and surveillance in solving the case The motives behind the killings—and the manipulation that followed The aftermath, charges, and where the case stands today This is the part of the story where everything comes into focus—but it also leaves behind questions that still haunt the community. 🎧 If you thought Part 1 was unsettling… this is where it gets real. Learn more about…

In this chilling episode, Jackie and Jenna dive into the terrifying case of Harvey Miguel Robinson, one of Pennsylvania’s youngest serial killers. At just 17 years old, Robinson went on a violent spree that left an entire community shaken, targeting women in a series of brutal and calculated attacks. Jackie and Jenna unpack the timeline of his crimes, the disturbing patterns that emerged, and how Robinson was ultimately identified and brought to justice. They also explore the psychological factors behind his behavior, and the lasting impact on the victims, their families, and the Pennsylvania community. How does someone so young commit such calculated violence? And could this tragedy have been prevented? This is a case that will leave you questioning everything. #HarveyMiguelRobinson #TrueCrimePodcast #SerialKiller #PennsylvaniaCrime #TrueCrimeCommunity #ColdCase #CrimeStory #TrueCrimeYouTube #StopWhoDoesThat AD*: Anna Zavouira Permanant Make up and Lashes Book here: https://www.vagaro.com/annazavoiura *we…

In West Chester, Pennsylvania, Morgan Mengel and Kevin Mengel appeared to have a normal life from the outside — a marriage, three children, and a growing landscaping business. But behind the scenes, their relationship was unraveling. Rumors of infidelity, tension at home, and betrayal were building for years. Then Kevin suddenly vanished. At first, his wife claimed he had simply left to clear his head, even sending text messages from his phone to make it appear he was still alive. But investigators soon discovered that the messages were part of a carefully constructed lie. As police dug deeper, they uncovered an affair between Morgan and Kevin’s young employee, Steve Chapelle — a man Kevin trusted and mentored. What they found next was even more disturbing: text messages revealing a detailed plan to poison Kevin with a toxic nicotine solution. When that attempt failed, the plan escalated to something far more brutal. This is the chilling true story of manipulation, betrayal, and a murder plot that unraveled…

In PART TWO, Jenna and Jackie delve into the chilling details of the Main Line Murders, focusing on the manipulation and deceit surrounding Susan Reinert's tragic death and the subsequent trials of Bill Bradfield and Jay Smith. They explore the complex relationships, financial motives, and the eventual overturning of convictions, leaving listeners with lingering questions about justice and the unresolved fate of Susan's children. #MainLineMurders #SusanReinert #TrueCrimePodcast #TrueCrimeYouTube #PennsylvaniaCrime #UnsolvedMystery #TrueCrimeCommunity #ColdCase #TrueCrimeStory #CrimeHistory #TrueCrimeDiscussion #JusticeSystem #CrimeInvestigation #MissingChildren #StopWhoDoesThat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1979, a beloved English teacher at Upper Merion High School vanished from Pennsylvania’s affluent Main Line community. Days later, Susan Reinert’s body was discovered in a Harrisburg motel parking lot in the back of her own vehicle— but her two young children, Karen and Michael, were nowhere to be found. What began as a missing persons case quickly unraveled into one of the most controversial murder investigations in Pennsylvania history. In Part One of our deep dive into the Main Line Murders, we examine: • Susan Reinert’s life at Upper Merion High School • Her complicated romantic relationship with fellow teacher William Bradfield • The shocking discovery at the Host Inn Motel • The mysterious disappearance of her children • And the web of secrets surrounding the school’s faculty As investigators began piecing together timelines, alibis, and financial motives, what emerged was a story involving deception, betrayal, and a high school faculty hiding more than anyone realized. Was this a crime of passion?…

Jackie and Jenna dive into the mysterious death of Ellen Greenberg, who was found stabbed 20 times in her apartment, with her death initially ruled a suicide. They discuss the background of Ellen's life, the day of the incident, the controversial 911 call made by her fiancé, the autopsy findings, and the subsequent legal battles her family has faced in their quest for justice. They explore the inconsistencies in the investigation, the changing rulings regarding her death, and the recent involvement of the federal government. The episode concludes with reflections on the ongoing mystery surrounding Ellen's death and the impact it has had on her family and community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

PLEASE NOTE: This episode may be best viewed on YouTube In this episode, Jenna and Jackie discuss the alarming issue of missing juvenile males in Philadelphia, focusing on 16 boys who have gone missing in recent months. They highlight the lack of media coverage and public awareness compared to other missing persons cases, particularly those of white children. The hosts explore individual cases, patterns of disappearances, and potential reasons behind these incidents, including the influence of online interactions and gang recruitment. They emphasize the need for community awareness and action to address this growing concern. Keywords: missing boys Philadelphia, missing children cases, Philadelphia crime, missing persons investigation, true crime podcast, unsolved cases, crime news, Headline Highlights, Stop Who Does That #MissingChildren #Philadelphia #TrueCrime #UnsolvedCases #MissingPersons #CrimeNews #Awareness #HeadlineHighlights Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Valentine’s Day 2007, a quiet coastal neighborhood in Carlsbad, California became the scene of a haunting mystery that would take more than a decade to solve. In this episode of Stop! Who Does That?!, Jackie and Jenna break down the tragic and complex case of Jodine Serrin, a kind-hearted 39-year-old woman found murdered inside her own home after her parents stopped by for a routine check-in. What started as a welfare visit quickly turned into a chilling investigation involving an unidentified man seen inside her bedroom, a crime scene filled with clues, and a DNA profile that wouldn’t match anyone for years. The case went cold — until advances in forensic science and genetic genealogy finally revealed the truth behind her killer’s identity. This episode explores the timeline, the investigation, the forensic breakthroughs, and the emotional impact on Jodine’s family, who lived for years knowing they had unknowingly come face-to-face with the person responsible. 🕒 Episode Chapters 00:00 – Intro & Hook…

Most people think they know everything about friendship, betrayal, and the dark secrets lurking beneath seemingly innocent relationships. In this episode, we uncover the shocking case of Megan Sundwell—a nurse accused of convincing her best friend to take her own life for insurance money. Discover how a seemingly close friendship spiraled into a diabolical plan with medical deception, hidden motives, and courtroom battles over what evidence can be admitted. Then, we take you to Ohio, where the mysterious death of 17-year-old Hailey Buzbee raises questions of predatory online luring, police slow-motion investigations, and missing evidence. Why hasn't the suspect been charged with homicide yet? Why is the justice system moving at a snail’s pace? Finally, we explore the bizarre, terrifying kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie—an 84-year-old woman whose abduction might be more than just a random crime. With blood droplets, missing security cameras, and ransom notes, this case hints at a carefully orchestrated attack…

The conversation delves into the shocking case of Richard Greist, a Pennhurst State School Aide, who committed a heinous crime in Sanatoga, PA, on May 10, 1978, resulting in the deaths of his pregnant wife and unborn child. Jackie and Jenna explore the complexities of his mental illness, the trial that found him not guilty by reason of insanity, and the subsequent years of rehabilitation. They discuss the implications of his release after 44 years and the ongoing debate between justice and rehabilitation in the criminal justice system. REFERENCES: https://www.nytimes.com/1978/05/11/archives/police-subdue-a-hospital-worker-who-killed-wife-and-unborn-child.html https://www.religionnewsblog.com/20865/richard-greist-2 https://www.religionnewsblog.com/20865/richard-greist-2 https://patch.com/pennsylvania/norristown/man-who-killed-wife-cut-out-unborn-son-78-released-hospital https://www.dailylocal.com/2022/08/02/richard-greist-to-be-discharged-from-norristown-state-hospital/?clearUserState=true…

In this episode of Headline Highlights, hosts Jackie and Jenna discuss several tragic and shocking murder cases, including a family annihilator in Pennsylvania, the murder of an Oklahoma mother by her adopted son, and the ongoing New Jersey mansion murder trial. They also provide updates on the Brendan Banfield/Au Pair murder trial, reflecting on the complexities of justice and family dynamics in these cases, as well as "low-hanging fruit" case updates in the Luigi Mangione and Gabby Petito cases. #brendanbanfield #pennsylvaniaman #njmansiontrial #luigimangione #gabbypetito Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, hosts Jackie and Jenna delve into the unsolved murder of Gary Redner, a successful grocery store executive found dead outside his home in Pennsylvania. They explore the background of Redner, the circumstances surrounding his death, and the ongoing investigation that has left the community in silence. The discussion highlights the theories surrounding the murder, the potential motives, and the impact on Redner's family and community. Not a lot of men named Gary these days... Be sure to check us out at the Beyond the Crime Convention in Albuquerque, NM, April 10-11 where we will be recording in front of a LIVE audience! Get your tickets here: https://www.beyondcrimeconvention.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Stop! Who Does That? Headline Highlights (January 27, 2026), Jackie and Jenna break down some of the most disturbing and fast-moving true crime stories making headlines right now. We begin in Orlando, Florida, where a beloved therapist is brutally murdered by her former patient — raising serious questions about safety, accountability, and systemic failures meant to protect mental health professionals. Next, we head to Los Angeles, where a firefighter allegedly learns of his wife’s infidelity moments before bludgeoning her to death with an ax in their home — a shocking case of intimate partner violence that prosecutors say underscores how quickly domestic situations can turn deadly. Then, a Thanksgiving family dinner in North Carolina ends in tragedy when a mother is officially charged with poisoning her own daughter’s wine. Investigators say this may not be the only suspicious death connected to her. We also cover several quick but important case updates, including: Anna Kepner, Ashlee…

In this episode of "Stop Who Does That? Headline Highlights," hosts Jackie Shuman and Jenna dive into a series of shocking crime stories, starting with the allegations against Timothy Busfield, a former actor from "The West Wing," who faces serious charges of child abuse. The discussion highlights the troubling pattern of accusations against Busfield, including a previous incident from the 1990s, raising questions about background checks in Hollywood. The conversation then shifts to the case of Samuel Hochstetler, an Amish man charged with aggravated murder, where the legal complexities surrounding his understanding of Miranda rights are explored. The hosts discuss the implications of language barriers in legal settings, particularly for individuals from non-English speaking communities. Finally, they cover the bizarre murder trial of Brandon Banfield, an IRS agent accused of orchestrating the deaths of his wife and a man involved in a twisted plot, showcasing the lengths some will go to in love triangles.…

In this episode of "Stop Who Does That," now a DARKCAST NETWORK podcast, hosts Jenna and Jackie delve into the tragic case of Jamie Silvonek, a 14-year-old girl who, along with her 20-year-old boyfriend, plotted and executed the murder of her mother, Cheryl. The episode begins with a chilling overview of the events leading up to the crime, highlighting the forbidden romance between Jamie and Caleb Barnes, and the mother's attempts to protect her daughter from the relationship. As the narrative unfolds, the hosts discuss the psychological implications of Jamie's actions, the immaturity of her adolescent brain, and the societal factors that contributed to this horrific crime. The conversation explores the aftermath of the murder, including the legal proceedings that followed, with Jamie being tried as an adult and sentenced to 35 years to life. The hosts reflect on the complexities of culpability in juvenile cases, the role of mental health, and the potential for rehabilitation. They also touch on the…

In this episode, the Jackie and Jenna discuss a series of shocking crimes, including the double homicide of a dentist and his wife, updates on Alex Murdaugh's case, and a grave robber in Pennsylvania reminiscent of Ed Gein. They delve into the details of each case, exploring the implications and societal reactions, while also providing updates on ongoing investigations and legal proceedings from previous episodes such as Anna Kepner, Joshua Kannin and more! #truecrime #podcast #moniqueteppe #spencerteppe #graverobber #alexmurdaugh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The conversation delves into the chilling case of Kouri Richins, who is accused of spiking her husband's Moscow Mule with fentanyl. The hosts explore the background of the couple, the alleged murder, and the suspicious behavior exhibited by Kouri after Eric's death. They discuss the disturbing twist of Kouri writing a children's book about grief shortly after the incident, raising questions about her motives. The conversation also highlights the financial aspects of the case, including the life insurance policies Kouri allegedly took out on Eric without his knowledge. As the trial approaches, the hosts reflect on the legal proceedings and the implications of Kouri's actions on her children and the community. Sources: Video book "Are You with Me?" by @MrsMorrisReads on Youtube https://www.cbsnews.com/news/kouri-richins-new-charges-eric-richins-death-murder/ https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-65885789 https://static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2023/05/document-3.pdf…

In this episode, Jackie and Jenna discuss various true crime stories, including the tragic case of Ashley Buzzard, who pleaded not guilty to murdering her daughter, and a Florida man who shot his wife during a domestic dispute. They also cover the mysterious disappearance of Camila Mendoza, whose body was found shortly after she went missing. The episode concludes with updates on ongoing trials and a bizarre Florida man story involving the theft of a baby alligator. #TrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #TrueCrimeCommunity #CrimeStories #TrueCrimeDiscussion #AshleyBuzzard #CamilaMendoza #MissingPerson #DomesticViolenceAwareness #MurderTrial #FloridaMan #FloridaManStories #BizarreNews #CrimeNews #StopWhoDoesThat #Podcast #HeadlineHighlights Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this gripping episode of "Stop Who Does That," hosts Jackie and Jenna delve into the mysterious disappearance of Kenny Veach, an avid hiker and YouTuber known for his adventurous spirit. Joined by special guest Troy, also known as @mrveryscary on Instagram, they explore the chilling tale of Veach's last journey into the Mojave Desert in search of the enigmatic M-shaped cave. As they unravel the theories surrounding his disappearance, from conspiracy theories to personal struggles, this episode promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. Tune in to uncover the mystery that has captivated true crime enthusiasts and paranormal investigators alike. LINKS REFERENCED IN VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ob9Pmpr1Pvc&t=17s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfdrY-2sROQ&t=297s **15:44 you will see the rock formation we were looking for in the video #KennyVeach #MCave #MCaveMystery #KennyVeachMystery #MissingYouTuber #MojaveDesert #UnsolvedMystery #MysteryPodcast #UnsolvedCases #ColdCase #Disappearance…

In this episode of 'Stop Who Does That', hosts Jackie and Jenna cover several true crime cases, including the Reiner double homicide, the mysterious death of Dr. Helen Garay Sanchez, and the tragic case of Micah Miller. They also provide updates on various criminal cases such as D4vd and Epstein, and engage in a light-hearted segment of Florida Man Roulette, discussing a bizarre incident that occurred on Christmas Eve 2017. If you enjoy our content, be sure to give us a 5-star review on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or iTunes to help us out! It costs you nothing and we thank you for your support! Keywords: true crime, Reiner homicide, Helen Garay Sanchez, Micah Miller, Florida Man, true crime podcast, criminal cases, mental health, domestic violence, legal updates Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices