A Disney Passenger Filmed Her Server Getting Arrested — The Truth Was Is BEYOND Disturbing
April 23rd, 2026. Two things happen at the B Street Cruise Terminal in San Diego. Disney Cruise Line announces a landmark partnership extension through 2031 — doubling sailings, projecting over a million passengers through that dock. On the same day, at the same terminal, CBP agents board the Disney Magic and walk ten crew members off the ship in restraints. A passenger films her family’s head ...
34m May 13
34m
Kouri Richins Sentenced: Convicted Killer Learns Her Fate
Kouri Richins has been sentenced to Life Without Parole after being found guilty of murdering her husband, Eric Richins, by poisoning him with a lethal dose of fentanyl in March 2022. She was also sentenced to several consecutive sentences for the other 4 charges. The case drew national attention from the beginning: a Utah mother, real estate agent, and children’s book author accused of killin...
52m May 13
52m
Kouri Richins Sentencing: Defense Calls Prosecution's Case a Character Assassination
 A jury already decided what happened to Eric Richins. But at sentencing, his wife's defense team made clear they weren't done fighting — and they weren't going quietly. At Kouri Richins' sentencing hearing, attorneys Wendy Lewis and Kathy Nester came in swinging. Lewis told the court flat-out that her client cannot show remorse for something she claims she didn't do — a calculated argument th...
1hr 43m May 13
1hr 43m
The Defense Will Argue Allen's Delphi Case In Person. Indiana Won't.
If three judges at the Indiana Court of Appeals rule the search of Richard Allen's home was unconstitutional, Indiana cannot use the .40-caliber pistol again. Not in this case. Not in a retrial. Not ever. That is the consequence sitting underneath the search warrant issue in the Delphi appeal. It is also the reason the de novo standard of review on that issue matters so much. De novo means the...
16m May 13
16m
Kouri Richins Sentenced — Eric's Family Finally Gets to Speak
Verdicts get the headlines. Victim impact statements get the truth. Kouri Richins has been sentenced to [INSERT SENTENCE] for the murder of her husband, Eric Richins — poisoned with a lethal dose of fentanyl in March 2022 while his children slept nearby. The jury already decided what she did. Now, the people who loved Eric got to say what it cost them. In the sentencing hearing, Eric's family...
1hr 1m May 13
1hr 1m
Yogurt Shop Murders: Convicted Without Evidence
No DNA. No fingerprints. No forensic link. No witnesses. The only evidence against Robert Springsteen and Michael Scott in the yogurt shop murders was their own coerced words — confessions extracted after days of interrogation by detectives who blocked the door and screamed questions from inches away. Springsteen was sentenced to death. Scott got life. The jury never learned that the detective ...
21m May 13
21m
Alex Murdaugh’s Murder Conviction Overturned: What the Court Found About Becky Hill
Before Alex Murdaugh ever opened his mouth to testify, the Colleton County Clerk of Court had already told the jury what to think. Don’t be fooled. Watch his movements. Don’t let the defense confuse you. The South Carolina Supreme Court just ruled that those words — spoken by an officer of the court with a financial motive for conviction — destroyed the integrity of the verdict. The unanimous ...
25m May 13
25m
12 Tribes’ Biggest Secret: What Yellow Deli’s Prophet’s Wife Did
Inside the Twelve Tribes, adultery was reportedly the worst sin a member could commit. Punishable by banishment. No exceptions. Except one. When founder Gene Spriggs allegedly discovered his wife Marsha had affairs with young male disciples, he did not apply the rules he had enforced on everyone else. He reportedly ordered the transgressions covered up and privately forgave her. Families had b...
18m May 13
18m
Indiana Says Allen Found God In His Delphi Cell. Doctors Disagree.
Richard Allen walked into Westville Correctional Facility weighing 180 pounds. By April 2023, he weighed 135 pounds. He had been in solitary confinement the entire time. He was not under sentence. He had not yet been to trial. He was a pretrial detainee in a maximum-security prison's most restrictive housing — and the documented evidence is that he was losing his mind. He tore up his legal mai...
14m May 13
14m
Libby's Phone Moved 25 Minutes After The Delphi Van Left
Indiana's response brief in the Richard Allen appeal does not read like the work of a State that's confident in its conviction. It reads like the work of a State that's worried about its record. The defense brought specifics. A van timeline contradicted by FBI cell data and surveillance footage. A confession from Richard Allen claiming he shot Abby Williams and Libby German, when the medical e...
32m May 13
32m
Alex Murdaugh Told Eddie "Things Just Got All Fucked Up"
Part 2 of our interview with James Lasdun, author of The Family Man, digs into the night of the murders — and what the jury at Alex Murdaugh's trial was never shown. The full SLED timeline from June 7th included calls and texts between Alex and men with criminal records just hours before the killings. Alex had deleted his entire call log from that week. The next morning, Cousin Eddie texted hi...
17m May 13
17m
D4VD, Nancy Guthrie, And The Duggars — Alleged Systems Shielding The Wrong People
The evidence across the D4VD case, Nancy Guthrie's alleged abduction, and the Duggar family allegations shares something uncomfortable in common — each allegedly involves a system designed to protect people that reportedly failed the people who needed it most. Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke work through the most pressing questions across all three cases. The D4VD evidence demands accountability...
1hr 13m May 12
1hr 13m
Lynette Hooker Warned a Friend in 2024 — Then Went Back to the Boat
Two years before Lynette Hooker disappeared off a dinghy in the Bahamas, she sent messages to a friend that read, in hindsight, like a flashing light. She had walked away from her husband Brian. She had walked away from the boat. She told her friend, in her own words, it was real bad — that she could not be out there with him. A month later, the messages show, she was back. Two years later, she...
32m May 12
32m
Jim Bob Called Joseph Duggar's Charges 'Terrible Decisions' Then Allegedly Pivoted
The recorded jail calls between Joseph and Kendra Duggar allegedly tell a story the family probably never intended the public to hear. Kendra's alleged repeated question about whether Joseph still loves her. The warnings about recorded lines. The instruction to save case details for attorney meetings. And then Jim Bob's email arrived in the public record — "terrible decisions" followed by an al...
23m May 12
23m
Yogurt Shop Murders: A City That Needed Someone to Punish
When a community spends eight years with an open wound, it stops looking for the right answer and starts looking for any answer. That’s what happened in Austin after the yogurt shop murders. Four teenagers were pulled into the investigation in 1991, released for lack of evidence, and then pulled back in eight years later by new detectives who found their names in an old file and decided they we...
17m May 12
17m
What’s Above Every Door Inside 12 Tribes’ Yellow Deli Homes
Former members of the Twelve Tribes describe a childhood defined by a single object: a thin, reed-like rod kept above the door in every room of every home in every community. It was reportedly always within reach because, according to the people who grew up inside, it was always in use. In this episode, Tony Brueski builds the case from the ground up. The group’s own published teachings defend...
26m May 12
26m
Nancy Guthrie's Alleged Abductor Was Caught On Camera And Still Hasn't Been Identified
A masked figure allegedly stood on Nancy Guthrie's porch at 1:47 a.m., carrying a backpack, wearing ill-fitting gloves, and reportedly grabbing foliage to block the doorbell camera. The FBI released two images from the Nest camera. Three months later, nobody has been identified — and the alleged institutional breakdown between Pima County and federal investigators may be the reason. Tony Brues...
19m May 12
19m
Every Adult Around D4VD Allegedly Watched Him Groom Celeste And Said Nothing
The alleged methodical cover-up in the D4VD case is what separates it from panic — prosecutors say the disposal unfolded over weeks with calculated precision. A shovel allegedly ordered the day after the killing. Two chainsaws a week later. A body bag and inflatable pool twelve days after, all under the fake name "Victoria Mendez." A burn cage two months later. Meanwhile, D4VD allegedly texted ...
32m May 12
32m
Alex Murdaugh: The First Statement That Night Said Someone Else Was Driving
Before the murders at Moselle, before the 911 call, before any of it — there was a pattern. And James Lasdun's new book The Family Man traces it through original interviews and evidence that never made it into the trial. The night of the boat crash that killed Mallory Beach, Alex Murdaugh was already running the playbook. He showed up at the hospital and started working the hallways — trying t...
32m May 12
32m
Nancy Guthrie’s Suspect, the FBI Conflict, and the Misdirection Nobody Talks About
Three separate failures converge in the Nancy Guthrie case, and retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer addresses each one across a three-part series. The offender’s behavior doesn’t fit a clean profile. Prepared enough to arrive concealed and interfere with surveillance. Not competent enough to avoid massive forensic exposure. Coffindaffer examines the contradiction: the calm approach...
56m May 11
56m
Duggar Wife Knew What Josh Did, Sent Him NSFW Photos From Jail — Then Started Coaching Kendra
Anna Duggar sat through her husband's trial. She heard a federal agent describe the material on Josh Duggar's computer as among the worst he had ever examined. She knows what Josh admitted to doing to four of his sisters when they were children. And according to emails obtained by People magazine, she was sending Josh private photos and personal messages from a monitored jail system the same mo...
35m May 11
35m
The Nancy Guthrie Ransom Notes Trained Everyone to Chase the Wrong Motive
From the moment ransom communications surfaced in the Nancy Guthrie case, the public narrative locked into “kidnapping for profit.” It’s the frame that got repeated most and questioned least. But the ransom notes were sent to media outlets — not to the family, not through private channels — and the behavioral evidence has consistently pointed to opportunists entirely unconnected to the actual c...
23m May 11
23m
Yogurt Shop Murders: Four Lives Erased in One Night
December 6, 1991. Four teenage girls walk into a yogurt shop in Austin, Texas. By midnight, all four are dead, and the building is on fire. What investigators find in the wreckage is almost nothing — a crime scene deliberately torched to erase every trace of the killer. Almost every trace. Amy Ayers was 13. Jennifer Harbison and Eliza Thomas were 17. Sarah Harbison was 15. They were employees ...
18m May 11
18m
Why Yellow Deli Workers Can’t Walk Away From 12 Tribes
There are at least thirty-three Yellow Deli locations worldwide. The reviews are glowing. The atmosphere is warm. And according to former members, cult researchers, and the Southern Poverty Law Center, every single one of them is allegedly a recruitment center for the Twelve Tribes — a group classified as a Christian fundamentalist cult. In this episode, Tony Brueski pulls back the curtain on ...
18m May 11
18m
Nancy Guthrie’s Case May Have Been Damaged by the People Meant to Solve It
The Nancy Guthrie investigation didn’t just face an unknown offender. It faced internal conflict between the agencies responsible for solving it. The FBI director went on record with public criticism of how the case was handled — an extraordinary step that signals the kind of frustration that doesn’t develop over minor procedural disagreements. Jennifer Coffindaffer, retired FBI Special Agent,...
12m May 11
12m
The Nancy Guthrie Suspect Came Prepared — But Left a Trail He Didn’t Know Existed
There’s a behavioral gap in the Nancy Guthrie case that doesn’t get talked about enough. The suspect allegedly arrived at her Tucson home with concealment, a weapon, and enough awareness to interfere with the doorbell camera. That’s not a crime of pure opportunity. But the same person apparently left behind massive forensic and digital exposure — the kind of trail that suggests someone who thou...
22m May 11
22m
What Bryan Kohberger's Own Defense Attorneys Said About the Expert Behind the Idaho Murders Book
The criminologist behind the biggest new book on the Idaho murders has been publicly disavowed by the defense team that hired him. Ann Taylor, Elisa Massoth, and Bicka Barlow said they are "appalled" by Brent Turvey's media appearances and that he is violating his confidentiality agreement. They said he was hired solely for crime scene analysis and is now speaking on topics outside his expertis...
1hr 2m May 11
1hr 2m
What Eric Richins Found Out About Kouri's Prenup Before He Was Killed
Eric Richins survived the first attempt. He knew what was happening to him. He told people close to him that he believed his wife was trying to end his life. And then Kouri Richins handed him a Moscow Mule with five times the lethal dose of fentanyl in it. This Hidden Killers Week in Review brings together two deep-dive episodes covering every dimension of the Richins case — the financial motiv...
38m May 10
38m
What D4VD Allegedly Ordered Under a Fake Name After Celeste Rivas Hernandez Vanished
Eleven when they allegedly met. Thirteen when the relationship allegedly became sexual. Fourteen when she was reportedly dead. The People's Brief in the D4VD case lays out a progression that prosecutors call a years-long pattern of sexual exploitation — and according to the filing, law enforcement directly told David Anthony Burke that Celeste Rivas Hernandez was a minor before the worst of it ...
39m May 10
39m
Why Michael Jackson Paid $23 Million After Jordan Chandler Said Nothing Happened
Jordan Chandler told a private investigator that Michael Jackson never did anything to him. Then his father was caught on tape threatening to destroy Jackson. Then a twenty-three-million-dollar check was written. Then the boy vanished — from the case, from both parents, from public life entirely. This Hidden Killers Week in Review pulls together two full episodes on the Jackson allegations — th...
45m May 10
45m
Bryan Kohberger's Defense Team Just Turned on Their Own Expert
The man behind the biggest claims in the new Idaho murders book has been publicly disavowed by the people who hired him. Criminologist Brent Turvey — the primary source for Christopher Whitcomb's book — was called out by Ann Taylor, Elisa Massoth, and Bicka Barlow in a statement saying they are "appalled" by his media appearances. They said he was retained solely for crime scene analysis and is...
50m May 10
50m
What D4VD Allegedly Did the Morning After Celeste Was Killed
According to prosecutors, the morning after Celeste Rivas Hernandez was allegedly stabbed to death, David Anthony Burke ordered a shovel from Home Depot. Then chainsaws. Then a body bag. Then an inflatable pool — all allegedly under the fake name "Victoria Mendez." Then he allegedly gave a radio interview. That evening, he allegedly attended a party for his debut album. The album dropped two da...
40m May 10
40m
What the Duggar Family Curriculum Did to the Kids Who Followed It
They memorized every booklet. They followed every rule. They submitted to every authority figure above them in the chain. And when the adults who went through the Duggar family's IBLP curriculum finally stepped outside the system, they discovered that the education they spent their entire childhood receiving was worth almost nothing. This week's Hidden Killers review brings together the most c...
37m May 09
37m
Nick Reiner Said One Word in Court — But Someone Else Said More
Nick Reiner stood in front of a judge, was asked if he understood his rights, and said "Yeah." That was the hearing. Minutes. One word. Meanwhile his brother Jake had just published an essay so raw it reached tens of thousands of readers — about their father's bad jokes, Dodger games, and the fear both parents must have felt before they were allegedly killed. This week's Hidden Killers review ...
31m May 09
31m
Bryan Kohberger Confessed — Now His Own Team Is Falling Apart
Bryan Kohberger admitted to killing four people. He took the deal. He waived his appeals. And now the people who were supposed to defend him are publicly fighting each other over evidence claims that didn't matter enough to pursue when the case was still active. This week's Hidden Killers review pulls together the most pointed conversations from the Idaho murders — focused on why the post-plea...
43m May 09
43m
What Rex Heuermann's Gilgo Beach Plea Was Designed to Hide
The guilty plea made headlines. What happened in the room before it didn't. Rex Heuermann didn't just confess — he negotiated. He brought up Karen Vergata, a woman prosecutors never charged him with killing, and got her case folded into a deal that blocks any future prosecution. The cooperation agreement with the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit reportedly has no enforcement mechanism if he refus...
1hr 20m May 09
1hr 20m
What the Prosecutor Said That Destroyed Kouri Richins’ Defense
Prosecutor Brad Bloodworth stood in front of eight jurors and said: “Kouri Richins wanted to murder Eric Richins, thus took out an insurance policy on his life to get money for murdering Eric Richins. Then she murdered Eric Richins, and then she submitted a claim to get the money.” The jury needed less than three hours. In the final episode of our definitive five-part series, we break down the ...
16m May 09
16m
Nancy Guthrie, D4VD, Kohberger — The Failures That Connect All Three Cases
Every case covered here has an investigation that's failing somebody. The question is who — and what the law says can be done about it. In the Nancy Guthrie case, the FBI and local law enforcement are publicly fighting over how the investigation was handled. Content creators have allegedly built platforms off defaming the cleared family. Media outlets ran hoax ransom demands. An 84-year-old wo...
56m May 08
56m
Michael Jackson: The Pattern That Won’t Stop Growing
Step back from any single case and look at the full picture. Chandler in 1993: settled for millions. Arvizo in 2005: acquitted, family destroyed on the stand. Francia: initially denied abuse, then changed his story, family settled. Robson and Safechuck: defended Jackson under oath, reversed after death, suing for hundreds of millions. Cascios: defended him publicly for decades, accepted million...
26m May 08
26m
The Kohberger Claim That Even the Defense Team Called Appalling
The central allegation in "Broken Plea" is that the Ka-Bar knife sheath — the prosecution's key piece of physical evidence linking Bryan Kohberger to the murders through DNA — allegedly had chain of custody problems serious enough to be challenged at trial. It's the kind of claim that sounds explosive on a book jacket. There's one problem: the expert making it didn't include it in his own filed...
18m May 08
18m
Alex Murdaugh Wrote a Cop a $5,000 Check After the Murders — and Backdated It
A Yemassee police chief named Greg Alexander was at the Moselle crime scene the night Maggie and Paul Murdaugh were killed. One month later, Alex Murdaugh wrote him a personal check for $5,000 and backdated it to March. The chief said it was a loan for his parents. He never explained the backdating. He did post on his reelection Facebook page: "I'm not a cat. I don't cover up no doo-doo." That'...
21m May 08
21m
What Kohberger Secretly Wrote From His Prison Cell Was Never Supposed to Go Public
For years, Bryan Kohberger gave the world nothing. He sat silent through court hearings. He showed zero emotion while the families of Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin confronted him at sentencing. When the judge asked if he wanted to speak, he said three words — "I respectfully decline." Then, from a maximum security cell, he finally opened up. Not to a reporter....
16m May 08
16m
What Prosecutors Allegedly Found on D4VD's Phone — And What It Means
Prosecutors announced they allegedly found a significant amount of child sexual abuse material on David Burke's phone — and terabytes of iCloud data are still reportedly being downloaded and analyzed. That discovery sits on top of charges of first-degree murder with special circumstances, continuous sexual abuse of a child under fourteen, and unlawful mutilation of human remains. And it introdu...
19m May 08
19m
The Legal Option Nobody Told the Guthrie Family They Had
People with no involvement in the investigation have allegedly fabricated claims, implied motive, and named cleared Guthrie family members as suspects — turning an 84-year-old woman's disappearance into content. The family has been fully cleared by law enforcement. The accusations kept coming anyway. Nancy Guthrie has been missing from her Tucson-area home for over three months. Blood confirme...
23m May 08
23m
Kouri Richins Paid $2,500 for a Grief Book She Never Wrote
She Googled “luxury prisons for the rich in america” while the investigation into her husband’s death was still open. She searched her own name and net worth. She checked whether deleted texts could be recovered and whether the FBI gets involved in cases like hers. And then she published a children’s book about grief, went on local television to promote it, and performed the role of devastated ...
18m May 08
18m
Kohberger's Writings and D4vd's Alleged Pattern — Minds Examined
Two of the most psychologically complex cases in recent true crime converge in a single episode — with a psychotherapist who studies the minds behind extreme violence analyzing both. Bryan Kohberger's guilty plea closed the Idaho murders case. But three never-before-published letters from jail have opened a window into his psychological state that the trial process never did. Written to his do...
1hr 5m May 07
1hr 5m
Michael Jackson and Leaving Neverland: The Full Reckoning
The mothers are the part nobody talks about enough. Joy Robson moved her family to Los Angeles because Michael Jackson told her to. She left her seven-year-old son alone with the most famous adult on earth and felt lucky about it. If Robson is telling the truth, that mother has to live with the knowledge that she handed her child to someone who was hurting him and smiled while she did it. That ...
15m May 07
15m
D4vd's Inner Circle: What They Allegedly Knew About Celeste
Three separate grand juries. Friends, managers, family members — all subpoenaed. That is the scope of the orbit prosecutors examined in the case against David Anthony Burke, known as D4vd, now charged with the first-degree murder of fourteen-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Burke has pleaded not guilty and maintains his innocence. But the question this part of the case forces is not about gui...
13m May 07
13m
Kohberger: We Read “Broken Plea” and Found the Flaws
Bryan Kohberger is serving four consecutive life sentences for the Idaho murders. He pled guilty to all counts. And now a book called “Broken Plea” is asking you to question everything about his case. We read the entire book. We traced every claim about Kohberger back to its source. And we found something the book does not want you to notice: nearly every explosive revelation comes from defense...
31m May 07
31m
Greater Grace: The Complete Survivor Testimony
This is the full conversation. No cuts, no breaks — the complete story of Greater Grace World Outreach told by two people who lived inside it and survived. Elita Galvin didn't choose Greater Grace. She was born into the original location in southern Maine at four months old. Her father was violent. Church leaders knew and responded with pastoral shuffling and scripture-backed silence. She grew...
1hr 6m May 07
1hr 6m