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Join Katie and Liz on the 45th installment of their case profile mini-episode series. This week, Katie starts the episode off with a solved story. She tells the details of the disappearance turned murder of Sherell Pringle, who went missing after a date with her boyfriend in Woburn, Massachusetts in December of 2021. Then, Liz tells the unsolved murder of Dimitri Perry out of Providence, Rhode Island, who was killed after a vehicular chase, all while on the phone with his mother. Anyone with any information regarding the murder of Dimitri Perry is asked to please contact the Providence Police Department at (401) 272-3121.

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Join Katie and Liz on this week’s episode of True Crime New England as they talk about the story of a whirlwind romance turned obsession turned double homicide. In early 2014, Robin O’Neill fell hard and fast for Steven Lott. Both in their 60s, and living in Townshend, Vermont, the couple moved their relationship along very quickly, moving in together immediately, and getting engaged in July of the same year. However, trouble in paradise started brewing just two months after the engagement, when an old neighbor moved back in, and Robin’s jealousy became a violent obsession.


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On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz talk about one of the most publicized cases in Rhode Island’s history. Socialite and multimillionaire, Sunny von Bülow, had been married to rich oilman, Claus von Bülow, for quite some time when their marriage began to sour. In December of 1980, Sunny was found unconscious on the floor of her Rhode Island mansion, where she was discovered to be extremely hypothermic. Sunny would then sustain permanent brain damage and remain in a coma for the next 28 years. The only question: what happened? Was this an accident at the hands of Sunny, or was she harmed intentionally?

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Join Katie and Liz on another round of case profiles where they talk about people of color whose crime stories just do not get enough media attention. In this mini-episode, Liz starts off by telling the details of the shooting of LaRay Moore in Connecticut in 2006. His killer remains at large to this day. Then, Katie finishes off the episode by telling the story of Juan Oquenda, who, in 2006, was stabbed to death outside of a Connecticut bar. His murder is also still unsolved to this day. Anyone with any information about the murder of LaRay Moore is asked to please contact Detective Serio at (203) 854-3188 or the Connecticut Cold Case Hotline at (860) 623-8058. Anyone with any information about the murder of Juan Oquenda is asked to please call 1-877-RI-SOLVE.

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On this week’s episode of True Crime New England, Katie and Liz tell the courageous survival story of a small-town dad and his 10-year-old daughter. On May 27th, 2008, in Pittston, Maine, the Guerrette family home was broken into by two young men yielding a knife and a machete, with the goal of killing the dad and leaving no witnesses behind. Tune in to hear the details of how the Guerrette family of five survived a terrifying ordeal and the subsequent arrest of the perpetrators. 

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Join Katie and Liz on this week’s episode of True Crime New England as they tell the story of one teenager from Massachusetts who had nothing but malice in his heart. Daniel LaPlante, who had a pension for sneaking into homes just for the thrill of scaring people, decided to take his evil desires to the next level. In 1986, Daniel tortured two girls in their home while he hid in the walls, making them believe they were being haunted. After serving time in juvenile court for that and being released on bail, in 1987, Daniel went from psychological torture to physical homicide, killing a mom and her two young children. Tune in to hear the details of the story of the workings of Daniel LaPlante. 

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