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Todd Gabler spent 34 years as a private investigator working exclusively for the defense. He had never taken a case on the prosecution’s side. Then Eric Richins’ family contacted him about a civil matter, and the phone records he pulled in the first few weeks redirected the entire case. The Read more…
CertiK tracks crypto-related kidnappings and home invasions across the globe. In their 2026 report, they added a name that stopped people in their tracks — Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie who vanished from her Tucson-area home. They classified her disappearance alongside verified wrench attacks in France, the Read more…
Put three cases on the table and a pattern emerges about how the system decides who it holds and who it releases. We examine all three with a defense attorney and former prosecutor. In the Anna Kepner case, the eighteen-year-old’s death aboard a cruise is being prosecuted in federal court. Read more…
The Summit County Sheriff’s Office had the case. Todd Gabler had a cane, a laptop, and different rules. By the time he was done — over a year of independent investigation, nearly 50 interviews, GPS surveillance, phone record analysis, and a multi-day search of the Richins home — Gabler had Read more…
The evidence file in Sandra Birchmore’s case has reached a tipping point, and a judge just said so in writing. In denying bail to former Stoughton officer Matthew Farwell, the court described the evidence against him as very strong, if not overwhelming. We examine what’s actually in that file. Birchmore, Read more…
Blair’s sketch showing Bridge Guy looks nothing like Allen — excluded. The expert who would have challenged the bullet science — excluded. The audio showing Allen’s psychotic state when he confessed — excluded. The expert who would have called those confessions false — excluded. The ritual killing expert who could Read more…
The Seagram’s heiress who poured $100 million into NXIVM walked out of federal prison in June 2025. The campus she financed sold for $700,000. Keith Raniere’s projected release date is June 26, 2120. This episode runs the numbers on everyone. Clare Bronfman: 81 months, handcuffed in the courtroom on the Read more…
For more than a decade, the Dan Markel case has produced conviction after conviction. What it has not produced is a charge against the two people prosecutors have repeatedly named as part of the conspiracy: Wendi Adelson and her father, Harvey. We dig into why. Markel, an FSU law professor, Read more…
The defendant in Anna Kepner’s death has now been indicted as an adult — and that single procedural shift was supposed to change everything about whether he stays free before trial. Instead, a federal judge heard the prosecution’s case for detention and walked away without a ruling. Here’s what the Read more…
Mackenzie Shirilla’s texts were controlling. Her threats were documented. Her TikTok persona screamed narcissism. Everything about her personality made people want to believe she was capable of murder. But since when does being a difficult person prove premeditated intent beyond a reasonable doubt? In the early morning of July 31st, Read more…