Ashley Lockhart was a mother of six trying to navigate separation, fear, and daily life when her story ended in broad daylight on a West Philadelphia street. In August twenty twenty two, she was found stabbed inside her minivan despite having a protection from abuse order against her partner. The case moved quickly from discovery to arrest, exposing the gap between legal safeguards and real world safety. Told in a forensic, pressure driven style, this three chapter series examines the investigation, the plea that avoided a jury trial, and the lasting cost left behind for Ashley’s children and community.

This three-chapter true crime series examines the disappearance and murder of seventeen-year-old Zion Foster in Michigan, tracing how an early runaway assumption delayed urgency and shaped the outcome of the case. Told in a forensic, grit-driven style, the story follows the investigation from Zion’s sudden silence to the discovery of her remains and the controversial plea deal that closed the case. It focuses on pressure, power imbalance, institutional limits, and the cost of decisions made too late.

A routine rideshare shift turns fatal when Ella Goodie vanishes during her final trip, triggering a multi state investigation that exposes how quickly ordinary work can become lethal. As digital records replace eyewitnesses and a suspect moves across borders, investigators race against time to determine what happened inside a car that left almost no physical trace. This case follows the forensic reconstruction of Ella’s last hours, the pursuit of the man tied to her disappearance, and the hard reality of justice that arrives too late to save her.