On a quiet mountain road above Lake Annecy, a British family’s camping trip ended in less than five minutes.

Twenty-one rounds were fired from a rare antique handgun. Four adults were killed with chilling precision. A local cyclist lay dead beside their car. And somehow, two young girls survived.

Was this a targeted assassination? A case of mistaken identity? Or something even more unsettling?

In this episode, we unravel one of Europe’s most baffling unsolved cases — exploring the secluded turnout in the French Alps, the ballistic evidence from an usual weapon, the possible military precision, the inheritance tensions, and the haunting question of who the intended target really was.

More than ten years later, the motive remains as unclear as the killer’s identity.

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On a quiet Sunday morning in Cottage Grove, Minnesota, Stephen Allwine returned home from church and made a call no one ever expects to make.

His wife, Amy, had been shot in the basement of their home.

There were no shattered windows. No forced entry. No obvious sign of a struggle. Just a stunned husband, a nine-year-old son upstairs, and a tragedy that felt sudden and impossible.

Amy Allwine was 43 years old. A healthcare worker. A devoted mother. A woman rooted in her faith and her community. By all outward appearances, she was living a steady suburban life.

But as investigators began reconstructing the timeline of that Sunday morning, they discovered something unsettling:

This story may not have started that day at all.

It may have started months earlier.

Online.

In this episode, we unravel a case that weaves together the dark web, cryptocurrency, hidden identities, and the dangerous illusion of anonymity. What begins as a possible home invasion slowly transforms into something far more deliberate — and far more calculated.

How do digital breadcrumbs expose secrets people believe are untraceable?

How long can someone live two separate lives without them colliding?

And what happens when a plan made in the shadows doesn’t unfold the way it was supposed to?

This is the story of Amy Allwine.

And the plot that started online.

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When 58-year-old Roger “Fred” Farmer told his family he was heading out for a hunting trip in late 2019, no one questioned it—he was an outdoorsman, a routine guy.

But weeks passed with only a few strange text messages from Fred, and his loved ones began to sense that something wasn’t right. He wasn’t returning calls. He missed the holidays. And those texts? They didn’t sound like him at all.

As Fred’s family pushed for answers, investigators began peeling back layers of a story that didn’t add up. From a suspicious shift in spending to surveillance footage that raised more questions than answers, each new detail led them deeper into a case that had started as a missing person—and felt like anything but.

In this episode of Crime Clueless, we unpack the slow unraveling of a mystery that would test family bonds, challenge detectives, and hinge on a discovery no one could have seen coming.

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