Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder

This episode dissects the rise of NXIVM, a self-help organization led by Keith Raniere that masked a predatory cult behind pseudoscientific personal growth courses.

This episode investigates the death of Matthew Perry, detailing his lifelong battle with addiction and the conspiracy surrounding his final days.

This episode details the horrific true story of Ariel Castro, who kidnapped and imprisoned Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry, and Gina DeJesus in his Cleveland home for nearly a decade.

Jan Broberg recounts her 1974 abduction by Robert Birchtold, a trusted family friend who spent years grooming her parents and siblings to gain access.

This episode details the 2001 murder of Kathleen Peterson, whose husband Michael was convicted of beating her to death.

This episode explores the "Kennedy Curse," examining the tragic deaths and scandals that plagued the family across three generations.

This episode details the 1990 Gainesville Ripper murders committed by Danny Harold Rowling, who killed five University of Florida students.

This episode details the crimes of Alexander Pichuskin, the "Chessboard Killer," who murdered 64 victims to fill the squares of a chessboard.

This episode details four unsolved child disappearances: Tionda and Diamond Bradley, Dior Kunz, Antoinette Cayedito, and Nicole Marin.

This episode details the 1995 murder of 15-year-old Nicole Vandenberg in the Netherlands, a case that remained unsolved for decades.