What Nick Reiner Is Demanding From Behind Bars Involves His Parents’ Own Trust
Nick Reiner is charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the stabbing deaths of his parents, director Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner. He has pleaded not guilty. The audience has already reached two competing verdicts of their own: he was psychotic, or he wanted the money. Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke challenge both in this discussion. The trust fund motive falls apart when you l...
13m Jun 30
13m
Nancy Guthrie’s Ransom Notes Led to Multiple FBI Arrests — The Sheriff Isn’t Sure
Sheriff Nanos says he thinks the FBI has arrested multiple people for sending fake ransom notes in the Nancy Guthrie case. He thinks. The sheriff who has been running this investigation from the start is not certain what the FBI has done on the case he leads. Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke dig into what that disconnect means. The fake-note problem is real — people have exploited this family’s n...
28m Jun 30
28m
Maternal Instinct: Taylor Parker Built This Lie for Months — Now Watch Her Interrogation
To make sense of the Taylor Parker hospital interrogation in Maternal Instinct, you have to rewind. Before the hospital, before the police, Taylor Parker had spent the better part of a year telling everyone she knew that she was expecting. Her boyfriend believed it. Her family believed it. And there was no pregnancy behind any of it. That kind of lie doesn't survive on its own. It has to be fe...
19m Jun 30
19m
Maternal Instinct: What Taylor Parker’s Interrogation Tape Catches Her Refusing
Few pieces of true crime footage are as hard to look away from as the Taylor Parker hospital video, and the full version in Maternal Instinct goes places the documentary didn't have time for. This is the start of it — Parker walking into an emergency room with a newborn in her arms, telling the staff she'd just delivered the baby herself. She'd called 911 making the same claim, told a trooper s...
21m Jun 30
21m
Nancy Guthrie's Case Is Either Dead or About to Crack — Which Is It?
Every part of the Nancy Guthrie case points two ways at once. The notes contradict each other. One round of reporting says the investigation is dead in the water; another says an arrest is almost here. Both cannot be true. Retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer takes the whole thing on in one conversation. She untangles the notes — a claim the 84-year-old is "buried with nature," a se...
59m Jun 30
59m
Alex Murdaugh's Defense Pointed Straight at the One Thing the State Never Tested
A former police officer once spent thirteen years in prison for murdering his own family. The evidence that put him there was blood spatter. The thing that finally freed him was DNA — unidentified male DNA from the scene that, once someone actually tested it, pointed to the real killer. That case is David Camm. And Alex Murdaugh's defense team just cited it by name. In a motion filed ahead of...
15m Jun 29
15m
Nancy Guthrie's 'Porch Guy' Could Blow This Whole Case Wide Open
The Nancy Guthrie case looked stuck — and then a retired FBI agent said it's nearly cracked. Maureen O'Connell told Megyn Kelly her sources indicate investigators are closing in on "porch guy," the masked man caught outside the 84-year-old's home the night she was taken, putting her confidence at 75 percent and promising the floodgates would open once he's named. Retired FBI Special Agent Jenn...
19m Jun 29
19m
Nancy Guthrie's Case Has the FBI Circling Back to the One Thing They Have Left
There's a version of the Nancy Guthrie story where the hard truth is simple: nobody's close. According to Howard Blum's reporting in Air Mail, the investigators themselves fear an early mistake cost them the chance to solve the abduction of the 84-year-old from her Tucson home. Brian Entin's reporting agrees — the person responsible vanished as cleanly as she did, leaving a task force circling ...
16m Jun 29
16m
Nancy Guthrie's Kidnapper Sent a Note — Nobody Agrees What It Said
The notes in the Nancy Guthrie case were supposed to bring answers. Instead they brought a contradiction nobody can resolve. One reportedly came from the man who took the 84-year-old from her Arizona home and claims she's "buried with nature." Another, from a completely different sender, told TMZ "time is no longer of the essence." And the single most dramatic claim — that the kidnapper apologi...
25m Jun 29
25m
Nancy Guthrie Case: A Caller’s Inside Knowledge Narrows the Suspect Pool to a Handful of People
An individual contacted authorities with information regarding what Nancy Guthrie was wearing at the time of or following her disappearance. Knowledge of a victim’s clothing in an abduction case represents a significant investigative indicator. Such specificity suggests direct observation of the victim post-abduction, receipt of information from a direct observer, or involvement in the operatio...
29m Jun 29
29m
Joseph and Kendra Duggar’s Children Describe a Home Shaped by the Same System Behind a Federal Case
The children of Joseph and Kendra Duggar have provided accounts describing the disciplinary and educational framework within their household. Those descriptions align with the principles and curriculum of the Institute in Basic Life Principles, the fundamentalist organization founded by Bill Gothard that shaped the broader Duggar family’s child-rearing practices. Joseph Duggar previously petit...
44m Jun 28
44m
Alex Murdaugh Retrial: A Key Witness Returns While the Defense Alone Pursues the Clerk Who Tainted It
Blanca Turrubiate-Simpson served as housekeeper to the Murdaugh family for approximately twenty years. Her trial testimony addressed the defendant’s clothing the morning of June 7th, a wet towel, and her observations of Maggie Murdaugh’s emotional state. In her first extended interview since the Supreme Court reversed the convictions, Simpson addresses observations from the Moselle property tha...
34m Jun 28
34m
Alex Murdaugh Retrial: Unknown DNA Under the Victim’s Nails Was Never Compared to Anyone
Lead defense counsel Dick Harpootlian stated publicly that the defense team has developed a strategy to counter the kennel video — the audio recording that placed Alex Murdaugh at the Moselle dog kennels minutes before the killings. Multiple witnesses identified the defendant’s voice on the recording during the first trial. The defendant subsequently admitted he had lied about his whereabouts. ...
44m Jun 28
44m
Rex Heuermann Case: A Plea Deal in One State Leaves Open Questions in Every Other
Rex Heuermann received three consecutive life sentences plus one hundred additional years for the murders of eight women in Suffolk County, New York. Presiding Judge Timothy Mazzei characterized the defendant as “disgusting,” “despicable,” and “a coward.” The plea agreement requires Heuermann’s full cooperation with the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit. During a confidential proffer session prec...
1hr 10m Jun 28
1hr 10m
Nick Reiner’s Trust Petition Names a Date, a Dollar Figure, and Two People Who Are Now Dead
A 136-page probate petition filed on behalf of Nick Reiner in Los Angeles County establishes a timeline that has drawn significant legal scrutiny. The filing identifies the beneficiary’s thirtieth birthday — September 14, 2023 — as the date on which a distribution of reportedly more than $750,000 became due under trust terms characterized as “mandatory and unconditional.” The trust settlors, Ro...
38m Jun 27
38m
Anna Kepner Case: The Judge Who Freed the Defendant Now Says No Conditions Can Keep the Public Safe
Magistrate Judge Edwin Torres released Timothy Hudson on conditions approximately four months before reversing that determination and ordering the defendant detained. In his June 10th ruling, Judge Torres stated that Hudson could “snap at any time” and that no monitoring arrangement, curfew, or custodial placement is sufficient to ensure public safety. The shift from a characterization of the c...
38m Jun 27
38m
Nancy Guthrie Case: A Blockchain Firm and a Neighbor’s Vault Point Away From the Intended Victim
Two independent analytical frameworks have converged on a shared conclusion: the person taken from the Catalina Foothills residence may not have been the intended target. CertiK, a blockchain security firm with a reported valuation exceeding two billion dollars, formally classified the abduction as a wrench attack by proxy — a crypto-related crime in which the victim serves as leverage against ...
46m Jun 27
46m
Nancy Guthrie Case: An Anonymous Tip Sends Investigators Toward the Southern Border
An anonymous tip directed investigators to examine an area near the United States-Mexico border in connection with the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie from her Catalina Foothills residence. The property is situated approximately seventy miles from the international border. The FBI’s evidence response team had previously been deployed to the Tucson area. The Mexico lead introduces the possibilit...
34m Jun 27
34m
Mackenzie Shirilla’s Family Spoke in a Fabricated Code on Recorded Calls Until Prosecutors Broke It
Prosecutors decoded monitored prison calls in which Mackenzie Shirilla and her mother Natalie communicated using a fabricated language specifically designed to evade the institution’s recording system. The decoded exchanges reveal the nature and scope of the Shirilla family’s post-conviction conduct, including a specific request from Mackenzie to her mother that reframes the family’s role in th...
55m Jun 27
55m
Why Did the SLED Agent From Alex Murdaugh’s Trial Lose His Job?
After spending more than a decade at SLED, Ryan Kelly took a position running the Office of Professional Standards at the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office. Internal affairs. The unit that investigates other officers. On June 8, 2026, he was terminated following allegations of harassment, unbecoming conduct, improper procedures, and unsatisfactory performance.Kelly was a Senior Special Agent a...
21m Jun 27
21m
Nancy Guthrie's Abductor Confessed In A Note — So Now WHAT?!
A note that reads like a confession. An investigation under its own cloud. Innocent people accused by strangers. And not a single person in handcuffs. The complete legal picture of the Nancy Guthrie case, in one conversation. It's a legal breakdown with defense attorney Eric Faddis and retired FBI special agent Robin Dreeke. Tony Brueski starts with the note sent to a Tucson newsroom — no mon...
54m Jun 27
54m
Nancy Guthrie: Why Did He Send Fake Ransom Texts While Her Children Were Begging?
On February 4th, the Guthrie children posted a video on Instagram begging for their mother’s safe return. That same day, Derrick Callella of Hawthorne, California sent two text messages to Annie Guthrie and Tommaso Cioni: “Did you get the bitcoin were waiting on our end for the transaction.” The FBI arrested him the next day. He used a consumer VOIP app linked to his personal Gmail. The IP addr...
15m Jun 26
15m
Nancy Guthrie Sleuths Showed Up At WHOSE Door?!
When Nancy Guthrie disappeared, the internet didn't wait for evidence. It picked suspects. One of them was an innocent schoolteacher who had strangers turn up at his front door — and the sheriff's advice to him was blunt: get a lawyer and sue. This is a legal breakdown featuring attorney Eric Faddis and retired FBI agent Robin Dreeke. Tony Brueski examines the legal fallout aimed at the famil...
16m Jun 26
16m
Nancy Guthrie: Has Her Own Family Stopped Caring?
According to the internet — yes. Savannah went back to television. Annie stopped posting. Camron stayed quiet. And the strangers watching from their phones decided that meant the Guthrie family had given up on their 84-year-old mother. That they’d stopped fighting. That the grief was over and nobody even noticed. Except Savannah went on camera and said the opposite. She said she thinks about h...
19m Jun 26
19m
Nancy Guthrie's Sheriff Told A Court WHAT?!
The man who ran the search for Nancy Guthrie is fighting to keep his own office — and a perjury referral is sitting on the state Attorney General's desk. For a defense attorney watching this case, that's not a footnote. That's a gift. It's a legal breakdown with former prosecutor and defense attorney Eric Faddis and retired FBI agent Robin Dreeke. Tony Brueski breaks down the legal damage alr...
21m Jun 26
21m
Nancy Guthrie's Kidnapper Admitted WHAT In A Note?!
A note arrived at a Tucson television station after Nancy Guthrie vanished from her home. It didn't demand money. It didn't make threats. Investigators believed it was real — and kept its contents quiet for months. Now that what it appears to say is public, it may be the most consequential development in the entire case. It's a legal breakdown with defense attorney Eric Faddis and retired FBI ...
17m Jun 26
17m
Barry Morphew Authorized WHAT One Day Before Prosecutors Stopped It
Barry Morphew is heading to trial in October for the murder of his wife, Suzanne Morphew — the second time he’s been charged. The first case fell apart due to prosecutorial misconduct so severe the DA was disbarred. What Barry did between the two prosecutions tells a story with two very different readings. He moved to Arizona. Used fake names. Lived at a trailer park in Cave Creek under aliase...
17m Jun 26
17m
Maternal Instinct: What Taylor Parker Did After a Trooper Found Her Covered in Blood
Taylor Parker Maternal Instinct Netflix — a state trooper found her on a Texas highway, covered in blood, cradling a dying baby that wasn't hers, selling the story that she'd just given birth. At the hospital, blood work confirmed she had never been pregnant. She couldn't have been. She'd had a hysterectomy. Reagan Simmons-Hancock — twenty-one years old, eight months pregnant — was found dead i...
1hr Jun 26
1hr
Nancy Guthrie: Why Are Prosecutors Building a Murder Case If She’s Alive and Safe?
The protective custody theory says the FBI has Nancy Guthrie hidden somewhere safe. On June 9th, Pima County reclassified the case as a no-body homicide investigation. Prosecutors have begun preparing the groundwork to bring charges without recovered remains. That single development makes the protective custody theory structurally impossible. A homicide reclassification is a legal act with real...
14m Jun 25
14m
Maternal Instinct: What Taylor Parker's Family Knew and Why Nobody Stopped Her
Taylor Parker Maternal Instinct Netflix — five people knew Taylor Parker's pregnancy was a lie. Her doctor. Her mother. Her father. Her aunt. Her ex-husband. Between them, they had every fact needed to prevent what happened to Reagan Simmons-Hancock. Not one of them was able to stop it. The doctor who performed Taylor's hysterectomy — and who watched her post stolen ultrasound images from his ...
20m Jun 25
20m
The OTHER Person Rex Heuerman Took To The Grave
Eight women. That’s what Rex Heuermann pleaded guilty to. Seventeen years of killing. But former FBI behavioral analyst Robin Dreeke has said the likelihood the number stopped at eight is “limited to none.” If Dreeke is right, there are families out there who don’t know the Gilgo Beach case has anything to do with them — people whose loved ones disappeared and were never connected to Heuermann....
18m Jun 25
18m
Maternal Instinct: What Taylor Parker Promised Her Boyfriend That He Actually Believed
Taylor Parker Maternal Instinct Netflix — she told Wade Griffin she was heir to an oil fortune worth millions. She told him her mother was blocking the inheritance out of spite. She had him making offers on a four-million-dollar Oklahoma ranch, financing a ninety-two-thousand-dollar truck, and buying a car for his own mother — all with money that did not exist and never had. Then she handed hi...
18m Jun 25
18m
Maternal Instinct: What Taylor Parker Faked on Video Before She Ever Met Wade Griffin
Taylor Parker Maternal Instinct Netflix — before she faked a pregnancy, she faked a stroke. On camera. With a droopy face convincing enough that her friends rallied around her. Before that, she told them she had cancer, MS, a brain tumor. Every lie landed. Every lie went unchallenged. And every lie that stuck gave her permission to aim bigger. Psychotherapist Shavaun Scott digs into the full p...
22m Jun 25
22m
What Asa Ellerup Said on Camera About Her Phone Calls With Rex Heuermann
Asa Ellerup was married to Rex Heuermann for twenty-seven years while he killed eight women. She filed for divorce after his arrest. But she kept visiting. She kept calling. And after he personally confessed to her — told her the number, told her seven happened in their basement — she went home and moved into the room where he said he did it.Then she told a documentary crew something about thei...
19m Jun 25
19m
What Nobody’s Telling You About Both Sides of the Murdaugh Retrial
Everyone is covering the Alex Murdaugh retrial. Almost nobody is reading both sides the way a defense attorney does. Bob Motta has spent his career at the defense table and he sees patterns in what Harpootlian, Griffin, and Creighton Waters are doing that most commentators are missing. The defense is not just preparing for trial — they’re running a parallel investigation through a federal laws...
1hr 2m Jun 25
1hr 2m
Nancy Guthrie: WHO Was Named A Prime Suspect!?
Three days after Nancy Guthrie disappeared, a podcaster with a large following said on her show that her law enforcement sources identified son-in-law Tommaso Cioni as the prime suspect. That claim detonated across the internet. Within hours, a full conspiracy had been constructed — Cioni had opportunity, motive was assumed, and his bandmate Dominic Evans was identified as the masked figure on ...
17m Jun 24
17m
What Murdaugh’s Lawyers Expect to Find in the Becky Hill Lawsuit
The six hundred thousand dollars is not the point. The defense says that’s what Alex Murdaugh spent on his defense because of Becky Hill’s interference. But they didn’t file this suit to recover legal fees. They filed it in federal court because federal court gives them access to tools that the state murder case doesn’t provide. In the murder case, the defense gets what the prosecution gives t...
19m Jun 24
19m
Why Does Keefe D Want Diddy to Take the Stand at Tupac’s Murder Trial?
Keefe D spent years claiming Sean Combs placed a million-dollar bounty on Tupac Shakur and Suge Knight. He said it in police interviews. He put it in a memoir. It ended up in court filings that reportedly reference Combs seventy-seven times. Combs has denied any connection to the murder. And now Keefe D’s defense team wants Combs to say that denial under oath, in front of the jury that will dec...
17m Jun 24
17m
What Was Just Stripped From the Murdaugh Prosecution’s Case
Creighton Waters stood in front of reporters after the Supreme Court ruling and said the “genie is out of the bottle.” He meant every potential juror already knows what Alex Murdaugh did with his clients’ money. But the court just told Waters he can’t lay it out from the witness stand the way he did the first time. Twelve and a half hours of financial crimes testimony is done. The retrial has t...
24m Jun 24
24m
What Murdaugh’s Defense Plans to Do With the Kennel Video
The kennel video was the prosecution’s kill shot the first time. Paul Murdaugh’s phone captured his father’s voice at the Moselle property minutes before two people were shot to death. Alex denied being there. Witnesses proved he was. He took the stand and admitted the lie. The jury didn’t need long after that. Now Dick Harpootlian is saying publicly that his team has a strategy for it. He won...
20m Jun 24
20m
What the Jewelers’ Security Alliance Found Out About Nancy Guthrie’s Neighborhood
After Nancy Guthrie vanished from her Tucson home, the Jewelers’ Security Alliance did something that got almost no attention. They issued a crime alert to the entire jewelry trade, offered a reward, and specifically named the Guthrie family’s ties to the industry as the reason. Nancy’s daughter Annie is a working jeweler in Tucson. She lives near her mother in the Catalina Foothills. She and ...
19m Jun 24
19m
Nancy Guthrie’s Neighbor, the Gilgo Beach Killer’s Basement, Mackenzie Shirilla’s Prison Code
Three cases the audience has been living inside. The questions they’ve been asking for months. One conversation where Robin Dreeke, retired FBI behavioral analyst, answers every one of them.Nancy Guthrie has been missing for five months. A listener flagged a neighbor with a walk-in gem vault and a Google Maps pin that reportedly overlaps with Nancy’s property. The wrong-house theory hasn’t been...
1hr 4m Jun 23
1hr 4m
Nancy Guthrie’s Pharma Whistle-Blowing Life In Ohio That Wasn’t
The evidence that someone planned Nancy Guthrie’s kidnapping months in advance was everywhere online. Google Trends screenshots appearing to show searches for her Tucson address in June and Savannah Guthrie’s salary in December. It looked damning. It circulated on every platform. People cited it as proof that whoever took Nancy had been researching her family’s wealth for months. Then NewsNatio...
13m Jun 23
13m
The Secret Language Mackenzie Shirilla Created With Her Mom to Beat Prison Monitoring
They knew the calls were recorded. So Mackenzie Shirilla and her mother Natalie built their own language. A private code designed to say things on a monitored jail phone line that the system wouldn’t catch. Prosecutors cracked it. They introduced what they found at trial. The content of those decoded conversations tells you more about the Shirilla family than anything Steve said on Netflix or a...
17m Jun 23
17m
Maternal Instinct: What Were the Five Words Taylor Parker’s Clinic Was Allowed to Say?
Just go with your gut. Those were the five words. That was everything the law allowed Taylor Parker’s clinic to say when someone called and asked whether Parker was really pregnant. The clinic manager knew the truth. Taylor Parker had undergone a hysterectomy years earlier. The pregnancy she had been performing for nine months — the silicone belly, the stolen ultrasound images, the gender revea...
19m Jun 23
19m
Gilgo Beach Killer Rex Heuermann Confessed — So Why Keep Visiting?
Rex Heuermann told his wife he killed eight women. Seven of those conversations reportedly happened in their own basement — the same basement where, according to prosecutors, he described the dismemberments in detail. Asa Ellerup filed for divorce, kept the house, tore out the floors, hung a cross on the wall, arranged stuffed animals on the shelves, and moved in. She sleeps there now. She has ...
21m Jun 23
21m
Nancy Guthrie: Did They Have the Wrong House All Along?
A listener found something. A neighbor of Nancy Guthrie's reportedly runs a YouTube channel showcasing a high-end vault packed with rare gems and minerals — and according to Google Maps, the two properties share the same pin. That's not a conspiracy theory. That's a detail that deserves an answer. For months, the audience has been circling a specific question: were the people who allegedly ent...
26m Jun 23
26m
Joseph Duggar’s Accuser’s Family Fled Their Home — Now He’s Asking to Go Back
His attorney used the word “abandoned.” A fourteen-year-old girl’s family packed up and left their Arkansas home after the man charged with harming her was arrested — a man who, according to court filings, owns six properties within five hundred feet of where they lived. Joseph Duggar’s lawyer took that act of protection and reframed it as a business inconvenience. He filed a motion to let Jose...
26m Jun 23
26m
Rex Heuermann, Anna Kepner, and Nancy Guthrie — What Just Broke in Each Case
Rex Heuermann was sentenced to consecutive life terms after pleading guilty to murdering eight women over seventeen years. The judge became emotional, called Heuermann a coward, and ordered him removed from the courtroom as families cheered and chanted. Built into his plea deal: full cooperation with the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit. What a victim’s family member told the court about a phone ...
53m Jun 22
53m
Did a Cartel Really Take Nancy Guthrie From Her Tucson Home?
The cartel extraction theory is the most shared theory in the Nancy Guthrie case — and the one with the least support from anyone with actual investigative experience. Former FBI agent Matt Cavanaugh told NBC News he sees no reason a cartel would target Nancy Guthrie. A retired Pima County lieutenant called cartel involvement far-fetched. Multiple local law enforcement sources told NewsNation t...
14m Jun 22
14m