Episode 221: Interview with Patricia Cornwell

We delve into the murder of Huey Newton, who co-founded The Black Panther Party, a group whose reputation was primarily crafted by FBI propaganda.

Part 2 of 2. Someone murdered eleven-year-old Terry Bowers while on a Boy Scouts’ camping trip in 1970 in rural Pennsylvania. His case is still unsolved. I will be talking with Terry Bowers’ younger brother, Chris. 

Someone murdered eleven-year-old Terry Bowers while on a Boy Scouts’ camping trip in 1970 in rural Pennsylvania. His case is still unsolved. I will be talking with Terry Bowers’ younger brother, Chris. Part 1 of 2.

While Anni Dewani and her husband Shrien were on their honeymoon in Cape Town, South Africa, several individuals kidnapped the couple and then murdered Anni. Was this just random violence, or was this a targeted attack?

In the 1980s, Jody Plauche was kidnapped and molested by a family friend. After the police rescued him, his father took matters into his own hands and killed the man who hurt his child. I will be talking with Jody about how these events impacted him and his family.

Melissa Leinweber and Whitney St. Andre from the Navigating Advocacy True Crime Podcast will discuss how they work with and help victims of crime. Often times, the victims are lost in many true crime stories, but Melissa and Whitney are working to have their voices heard.

Best-selling crime writer Patricia Cornwell discusses writing, true crime, and her latest book in the Scarpetta series, Identity Unknown.

Investigative journalist, Katie Kaplan, from the Two Sleuths Podcast and I discuss the unsolved murder of Stephon Edgerton, who is also known as DJ Juan Gotti.

Former Orange County California prosecutor Matt Murphy will be talking about his autobiography: The Book of Murder. It is fascinating and pure true crime from someone who lived it.

Part 2 of 2. Alison Duiker's mother, Lonnie Rogers, went missing in 1981. Alison still doesn’t have answers to what happened to her mom or where she is.