Episodios

  • 41 - A Cold December
    Oct 29 2025

    Five days before Christmas in 1984, 12-year-old Jonelle Matthews vanished from her Colorado home, leaving only footprints in the snow — and decades of unanswered questions. Thirty-five years later, a shocking discovery exposed a name long hiding in plain sight. Join Sam and Phalisia as they unravel one of Colorado’s most haunting cold cases.

    Sites-

    Oxygen True Crime

    CBS News

    Wikipedia

    9News (Colorado)

    Colorado Springs Gazette

    People.com

    Denver7 (KMGH)

    YouTube – “Missing at Christmas” (FilmRise)


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    31 m
  • Hate Walked In: Club Q
    Oct 15 2025

    On November 19, 2022, a gunman opened fire inside Club Q - one of Colorado Springs' only LGBTQ+ nightclubs - killing five and injuring dozens. The shooting, later ruled a hate crime, exposed years of ignored red flags and system failures. Amid the chaos, heroes like Richard Fierro and Thomas James fought back, saving lives and turning a night of hate into one of unimaginable courage and resilience.


    Sources:

    Wikipedia - Colorado Springs Nightclub Shooting

    City of Colorado Springs Police Department - Club Q Victim Update

    The Colorado Sun - Timeline, 2021 Case Documents Unsealed

    Business Insider - Timeline of the Club Q Shooting

    9News - Club Q Victims Remembered

    ABC News - Victims Remembered One Year Later

    Them.us - Club Q Survivors One Year Later

    Colorado Public Radio (CPR) - Arrest Affidavit, Survivors, Aftermath Coverage

    The Guardian - Coverage of Sentencing and Victims

    PBS / WGBH - 2021 Case Dismissed for Lack of Cooperation

    Colorado Newsline - El Paso County Red-Flag Law Resistance and Unsealed Records

    U.S. Department of Justice - Federal Sentencing Press Release

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    21 m
  • 39- Paranoid Sisters back for Season 3!
    Oct 1 2025

    Sam & Phalisia return with updates on three shocking Colorado cases: Barry Morphew, newly re-indicted after Suzanne’s remains were found; James Craig, the Aurora dentist sentenced to life for poisoning his wife; and the disturbing Return to Nature funeral home scandal that left families horrified. Expect true crime deep dives, wild twists, and plenty of paranoid sister banter!

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    25 m
  • 38- Inside The Mind of a Forensic Psychologist
    May 21 2025

    This episode we dive into the mind of a Doctor of Psychology. Dr. Richard Spiegle is the Director of the Forensic and Clinical Psychology Center in Denver, CO. Dr. Spiegle has over 40 years of experience in his field. He received his Doctor of Psychology degree from the University of Denver in 1979 and is a longstanding member of both the American Psychological Association and the Colorado Psychological Association. His work is a combination of clinical work and forensic work. His forensic work is varied in the fields of domestic relations, probate cases, such as competency evaluations regarding the need for a guardianship, conservatorship, and the competence to execute a will, and occasional criminal evaluations and personal injury evaluations.

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    54 m
  • 37- The First American Airplane Bomber
    May 7 2025

    In 1955, Jack Gilbert Graham shocked the nation by planting a bomb in his mother’s suitcase, blowing up United Airlines Flight 629 and killing all 44 people on board. Fueled by greed and a bitter family history, Graham’s crime became the first known case of airplane sabotage in U.S. history—and changed aviation security forever.


    Editing; Oliver Seibert


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    53 m
  • 36- Time Stood Still
    Apr 23 2025

    On June 9, 1973, Elizabeth Frye was found murdered in her garage—face down in blood, a massive head wound. Her husband Herbert claimed he’d been in Boulder all day. But inconsistencies, a suspicious timeline, and a stopped watch raised questions that would echo for decades. With a $150,000 life insurance policy, a suspiciously quiet husband, and three unplugged clocks frozen in time, this case went cold.

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    22 m
  • 35- A Carpet's Clue
    Apr 9 2025

    On Aug. 4, 1981, SilvianQuayle was found dead in her home on Ogden Street in Cherry Hills Village. She’d been attacked late the night before or early that morning, authorities said. The coroner found she had been stabbed several times, shot in the head and sexually assaulted.

    Following a serial killers false confession, the case went unsolved for decades until DNA pulled off a soda can linked Anderson to genetic evidence from the murder scene.

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    22 m
  • 34- Celebration Turned Tragedy
    Mar 26 2025

    What started as a night of celebration in 1998 quickly spiraled into a tragic mystery involving jealousy, blood evidence, and a suspect who fled to Mexico. Decades later, DNA testing confirmed Bonny’s fate, and after years on the run, Crespin Nene-Perez was finally caught.

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    16 m