Case Profiles #103

This is it! True Crime New England presents the final (traditional) installment of the case profile mini-episode series! To round out the hard work that the girls put in over the last several years, Liz and Katie tell equally sad and tragic stories. For this last case profile, Liz starts the show off discussing the solved murder of Teville Williams, who was shot in Burlington, Vermont in August of 2019. Then, Katie tells of the details of the case of the murder of 25-year-old Domaine Richards, who disappeared out of Connecticut in November of 2007 and was later discovered in the trunk of his own car.Anyone with any information on the murder of Domaine Richards is asked to please call Hartford Police’s Major Crime Division at 860-757-4000 or the Cold Case Tip Line at 860-722-TIPS. 

On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz take a deep dive into a case that is more relevant than ever- Latarsha Sanders and the murder of her two young sons, Marlon and La’son. In February of 2018 in Brockton, Massachusetts, mother of five Latarsha suffered a major psychiatric episode that resulted in the brutal murder of her two youngest children. Latarsha’s arrest and subsequent psychiatric history and behavior solidified a case of someone who was not criminally responsible for her crimes, but in 2022, a jury disagreed and sent her to prison with two life sentences. However, in August of 2026, an appeal Latarsha filed was granted and she had her sentences vacated. At the time of the recording of this episode, Latarsha is awaiting a new trial. 

The girls at True Crime New England are continuing to wind down their case profile mini-episode series, but they’re still delivering important stories for you to hear! Today, Katie starts the episode off by talking about the heartbreaking tale of the murder of Trevino Archer Jr, who was 21-year-old and when he was killed in East Hartford, Connecticut in June of 2016. Then, Liz talks about the murder of 22-year-old Isahak Muse, who was killed in March of 2019 in Portland, Maine. If you or anyone you know has any information on the murder of Trevino Archer Jr., please contact the East Hartford Police Department at 860-291-7509.

It’s the last installment of True Crime New England’s Halloween Spectacular VIP Spooky Ooky Party Time Extravaganza ™ and the girls are going extra spooky this time! Katie and Liz discuss the haunting case of the Allagash Abductions- the story of four men in 1976 who took a camping trip in the Allagash, Maine wilderness and came in contact with a large, mysterious, hovering light. It wasn’t until over a decade later that the men started to experience vivid nightmares that made them reflect on their trip. What is it that the men would remember, and was it all real?

The many installments of True Crime New England’s mini-episode case profiles are winding down to a close… but that doesn’t mean the girls aren’t giving you important stories to hear. On this episode, Liz starts off by talking about the July 2025 murder of 17-year-old Carizma Fox in Waterbury, Connecticut. Then, Katie discusses the brutal murder of Ashley Armstrong, who was killed in May of 2012 in New Haven, Connecticut. Ashley’s case remains unsolved. If you or anyone you know has any information on the murder of Ashley Armstrong, please call The New Haven Police Department Tips Hotline at 1-866-888-8477 or the Cold Case Unit Tipline at 860-548-0606.

What do you mean it’s already time for one last season of True Crime New England’s Spooky Spectacular VIP Party Extravaganza ™! In true True Crime New England fashion, Katie and Liz dive into the long history of the oldest institution in the Western Hemisphere: The Walter E. Fernald State School. The girls discuss the origins of the institution, the horrible neglect of the residents, potential abuse by attendants and even experiments on the children without their permission. 

We’re starting to get close to the end of our case profile mini-episode series, but that doesn’t mean the cases we cover won’t be any less important! First, Katie starts the episode by telling the horrific details of the murder of 20-year-old Kevin Bonilla, who was killed on July 10th, 2021 in New Haven, Connecticut. Then, Liz talks about the murder of Day’shon Smith, a well-known local boxer who was shot and killed on August 15th, 2020, also in New Haven, Connecticut. Both cases remain unsolved. If you or anyone you know has any information on the murder of Kevin Bonilla OR Day’shon Smith, please call the New Haven Police Department at  203-946-6304.

On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz take another trip in the time machine to the year of 1874, in St. Albans, Vermont to discuss the murder of 20-year-old Marietta Ball. A schoolteacher living in the neighborhood known as The Hill, Marietta left her work on a Friday in July in 1874 and was subsequently found murdered after an apparent ambush. What would follow was an obsessive manhunt throughout the town that caused a lot of accusations and theories, but ultimately the brutal murder of a teenage girl in a nearby New Hampshire town would lead to some further connections and suspects in her murder. 

How has there already been 100 installments of True Crime New England’s case profile mini-episode series?! Katie and Liz stick with the theme and share two very heartbreaking and tragic murders. First, Liz starts off our big 100th episode with the murder of 21-year-old Richard Whitaker Jr., who died in June of 2021 in New Haven, Connecticut. Then, Katie talks about the unsolved murder of 19-year-old mom, Jackie Liriano, who was murdered in July of 1985 in Southington, Connecticut.If you or anyone you know has any information on the murder of Jackie Liriano, please contact the Eastern District Major Crime Squad at 860-896-3230.

Take a trip in the time machine this week for this episode of True Crime New England! For this case, Katie and Liz head all the way back to 1916 to discuss the murderous story of three cream puffs. Hattie Oakley, a widowed mother of one, found herself falling for the guy she was shacking up with, Henry Cassavant. When she finds out she’s not the only girl in his life after he promised to marry her, she takes matters into her own hands and uses a sweet treat to exact her revenge. Only, she ended up with a different result than she would have liked.