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Trigger Warning: This episode contains sensitive discussion on rape and sexual assault that other listeners might find too disturbing. Discretion is advised.  Brutally murdered with evidences of sexual assault: this is the fate of young lawyer Robert Wone. While staying at a college buddy's home, Wone was allegedly attacked by an unknown intruder. But a staged crime scene, a missing murder weapon, and bizarre findings on his autopsy revealed something more sinister. Was Robert Wone a willing participant in a sex game gone wrong or was he a victim of a carefully planned rape and murder committed by one of his dear friends? 

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On October 11, 2007, college student named Charlie Allen Jr. went missing without any trace. A cryptic phone call he left to his sister and some unusual circumstances surrounding Charlie's disappearance would baffle investigators and would leave us with a lot of questions 13 long years after.
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In this week's episode, we talked about the unsolved murder of child beauty queen JonBenét Ramsey, whose lifeless body was found inside her own home. Reported first as a kidnapping case, a very peculiar ransom note was found inside the house, but suspicions on the authenticity of this note quickly arise as more evidences show up and as more suspects appear on police's radar, three of which are the child's own mother, father, and brother. However, after 25 years, her case is still open, making it one of the most well-known unsolved murder. 
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Trigger Warning: This episode contains sensitive discussion on rape and sexual assault that other listeners might find too disturbing. Discretion is advised.
Join us this week as we talk about one of the biggest and most controversial murder in the Philippines, the Vizconde Massacre Case.
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In Minneapolis, United States, authorities were left baffled with brutal killings of 4 women between 1980 - 1982. Their killer, after leaving their bodies, would leave a series of disturbing anonymous phone calls to 911 where he would sound like he’s weeping or crying. Join us this week as we talk about the horrible killings of the Weepy-Voiced Killer and as we listen to the creepy series of phone calls that this serial killer left for the police.
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August 23, 2008: the day for pizza delivery guy Brian Wells started off as normal as it can be. He went to work at a pizza parlor where he’s been employed for already 10 years and around 1:31 pm, the store received a delivery call for 2 pizzas, to be delivered to a nearby area. Brian accepted the delivery job, but little did he know, this seemingly harmless task would eventually result with him being dead because a few hours later, he would end up a part of a bank heist, sitting on a pavement, with a ticking bomb around his neck, begging for his life. How did this pizza delivery guy end up being a part of “America’s most diabolical bank heist’?

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