Michael McKee allegedly told Monique Tepe he could kill her at any time. That she would always be his wife. That he would find her wherever she went. According to witnesses cited in an unsealed Franklin County affidavit, those threats Read more…
Sheriff Chris Nanos stood at a podium and called the Guthrie family “victims, plain and simple.” He said suggesting otherwise is cruel. He begged the media to report with compassion. That was yesterday — seventeen days after Nancy Guthrie disappeared, Read more…
You knew. Somewhere underneath the hoping and the trying — you knew this wasn’t going to end well. And you stayed anyway. Not because you were stupid. Because the truth was unsurvivable. Rob and Michele Reiner weren’t naive. Rob directed Read more…
Fake ransom notes. A federal arrest for a fraudulent text. A live-television detention that led nowhere. Sixteen contaminated gloves. A promising DNA lead that just collapsed. Fifty thousand tips and still no suspect. The Nancy Guthrie case has generated more Read more…
Everyone is talking about the wrong DNA and the wrong theory. The glove found two miles from Nancy Guthrie’s home dominated headlines this week when CODIS returned no match. But that glove DNA doesn’t match the DNA found inside her Read more…
The man who took Nancy Guthrie from her Tucson home prepared for weeks — and still made mistakes that could define the entire investigation. He surveilled the house. He masked his face. He brought a weapon and a backpack. But Read more…
Two versions of the same family. One told to a judge. One allegedly lived by the girl who’s now dead. On November 7th, 2025, Anna Kepner—an 18-year-old cheerleader from Titusville, Florida—was found dead under a bed on the Carnival Horizon Read more…
Three major cases. One extended legal breakdown. Defense attorney Bob Motta analyzes the vulnerabilities in each—and what the defense will exploit. The Nancy Guthrie investigation is sixteen days old with no arrest—but the prosecution’s case may already be compromised. Crime Read more…
The Kouri Richins case looks like an open-and-shut murder. A Utah mom allegedly poisons her husband with fentanyl, attempts to collect insurance money, writes a children’s book about grief. Case closed, right? Not even close. As trial begins on February Read more…
Kouri Richins goes to trial February 23rd on charges she allegedly poisoned her husband Eric with fentanyl. The prosecution has over 100 witnesses and 1,000 exhibits. But defense attorney Bob Motta says this case has vulnerabilities that could create reasonable Read more…
