#106 - On March 31, 2006, 27-year-old medical student Brian Shaffer went out with friends to celebrate the Spring Break holiday from classes. Sometime around 2:00 am Brian was separated from his friends. Security cameras around the bar where Brian and his friends went captured Brian entering but never leaving. Brian Shaffer has not been seen or heard from since.

How did Brian manage to leave the bar without detection? Is he still alive? And what happened to him?

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#102 - On July 29, 2012, two police officers from the Jonesboro, Arkansas, Police Department pulled over a vehicle containing three males. One of the passengers was 21-year-old Chavis Carter. After discovering that Chavis had a small amount of marijuana on him and he had an active warrant, the police handcuffed him and placed him in the back of the patrol car. Within minutes, Chavis was shot in the head with a stolen .38 caliber Cobra pistol. After an autopsy was performed, the forensic pathologist found multiple drugs inside his system and his case was ruled a suicide.

Even though the police searched Chavis twice, and he was handcuffed with his hands behind his back, the police believed he committed suicide. But Chavis Carter's family and supporters disagree.

What do you think happened to Chavis Carter?

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#087 - In December 1991, four teenage girls were brutally murdered inside an Austin, Texas "I Can't Believe It's Yogurt Shop." Even though suspects have been arrested over the years, the case remains unsolved three decades later. Can DNA evidence obtained from the crime scene help solve this 30-year old case?

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#086 - Wrongful convictions. 

The process of convicting an innocent person. To us, it’s a mistake in our justice system. Mistakes happen. 

But what if it happened to you? And what if you discovered the mistake wasn’t a mistake? A judge uttering those two words “wrongful conviction” would mean much more.

Your life. Your innocence. Your freedom. Everything.

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#085 - On September 20th, 1986 Jane woke up to live her dreams. A botanist getting her Master’s Degree studying her fascination for the behavior of plants.

She carefully analyzed her favorite plant in one of Delaware’s state parks. Inspecting its movements, its decisions, its life.

Not many in life get to pursue their passion. Jane was one of the lucky ones. Immersed in her work dreaming of future discoveries.

A single shot ran across the quiet woods. 

With one shot, in one instant, all her dreams gone.

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#083 - Bear Brook State Park is a picturesque 10,000-acre state park located in the wonderful state of New Hampshire. The ideal place for families to hike, swim, laugh and enjoy life. 

But on November 19th, 1985 the laughter would end forever.

A 55-gallon metal barrel was discovered with two butchered bodies still inside.

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#073 - Hae Min Lee. The murder that started an industry trend. Thousands of listeners, thousands of opinions. One innocent girl dead. One man in jail. Did the forensics get it right? It’s time to find out. 

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#071 - July 14, 1984 was just another peaceful summer day in Southern California. The perfect atmosphere for a frosty Mc Donald’s ice cream sundae.  Aww, Micky Dees. America’s classic burger joint. Three little friends cracked their piggy banks open. And rode their bikes to enjoy their favorite treat at their favorite place.

As the kids ride into Mc Donald's, three gunshots rang out. The 11-year-olds crash. Two boys die instantly. The shots continue, on and on, for hours and hours… With no end in sight.

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