True Crime with Tiff Kline

Tiffany Kline
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  1. 2D AGO

    Lori Vallow Daybell Appeal, Dr Konig Trial, Rachel Tussey Case, Lynette and Brian Hooker, Colonial Parkway Murders and Columbine

    Send us Fan Mail In this special multi‑case deep‑dive, True Crime with Tiff Kline unravels six stories that span decades, states, and systems—yet share one haunting thread: none of them are truly over. We begin with the Lori Vallow appeal, examining how a high‑profile conviction continues to evolve and what it means for the pursuit of justice for JJ and Tylee. Then we move into the Dr. Konig trial, where medical authority, patient trust, and criminal accountability collide in a courtroom still grappling with unanswered questions. From there, we turn to the heartbreaking disappearance of Lynette Hooker, a 55-year-old Michigan woman (originally from Lenawee County) whose disappearance at sea in early April 2026 has sparked a high-profile true crime investigation and national media attention. We revisit the chilling history of the Colonial Parkway murders, a series of killings that terrorized Virginia and still echo through cold‑case files and family memories. The episode then shifts to the tragic death of Rachel Tussey, whose cosmetic‑surgery journey became a national conversation about medical oversight, transparency, and the human cost of systemic failure. Finally, we reflect on Columbine  This episode is not just about crime. It’s about the people left behind, the systems that failed them, and the voices demanding that these stories never be forgotten. Support the show

    55 min
  2. Dreaming of you-Selena Quintanilla-Pérez

    APR 1

    Dreaming of you-Selena Quintanilla-Pérez

    Send us Fan Mail the life, legacy, and tragic death of Selena Quintanilla‑Pérez — the Queen of Tejano Music. More than a superstar, Selena was a daughter, a sister, a wife, a designer, and a cultural icon whose warmth and authenticity touched millions. We trace her journey from a struggling family band in Texas to her meteoric rise as a Grammy‑winning artist on the brink of a historic crossover into mainstream pop. We dive into her vibrant personality, her love story with Chris Pérez, her groundbreaking fashion career, and the cultural pride she inspired in generations of Mexican‑American fans. But behind the success was a betrayal brewing. This episode unpacks the escalating obsession of Yolanda Saldívar — the fan‑club president turned boutique manager whose manipulation, financial deception, and possessive behavior spiraled into violence. We walk through the final 48 hours of Selena’s life, the confrontation at the Days Inn, the fatal gunshot, and the nine‑hour standoff that followed. We also examine the investigation, the trial, and the lasting impact of Selena’s murder — from the grief that swept across the world to the legacy that continues to grow decades later. Through reflection, storytelling, and advocacy, this episode honors Selena not for the way she died, but for the brilliance, joy, and cultural power she brought into the world. Support the show

    23 min
  3. Lemon Pound Cake From Adams County to the Absurd

    MAR 25

    Lemon Pound Cake From Adams County to the Absurd

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of True Crime with Tiff Kline, we dive into one of the most bizarre, headline‑twisting courtroom sagas to come out of Adams County, Ohio: the Afroman trial. What began as a local legal dispute spiraled into a cultural moment—complete with viral videos, unexpected testimony, and a courtroom atmosphere that felt more like a surreal stage play than a legal proceeding. But the strangeness doesn’t stop there. We unravel the internet‑fueled legend of the so‑called “Jim Carrey clone”—a figure who became wrapped in rumor, misidentification, and small‑town mythmaking. Then we head south to explore the curious lore surrounding Palm Beach Pete, a character whose name pops up in online forums, roadside gossip, and stories that blur the line between truth and tall tale. And finally, we spotlight one of the most unexpected and inspiring figures connected to this web of stories: a quadriplegic cornhole player whose determination and presence challenge every assumption about ability, resilience, and community. This episode blends courtroom drama, internet folklore, and human resilience into a narrative that’s as unpredictable as it is unforgettable. It’s a journey through the strange, the misunderstood, and the deeply human moments hidden beneath the noise. Song Credit : Lemon Pound Cake- Artist - and owned by Afroman  Support the show

    35 min
  4. Because of Gabby Part 3 Happy Birthday Gabby

    MAR 19

    Because of Gabby Part 3 Happy Birthday Gabby

    Send us Fan Mail How Gabby Petito Saved Me is a deeply personal, survivor‑centered podcast episode -part 3- where I share the story of how Gabby's legacy became the catalyst for my own awakening, healing, and freedom. Through Gabby’s light, I found the clarity to recognize abuse, the courage to leave it, and the purpose to speak out so others don’t have to walk the same path alone. Each episode part 1 and 2 in season 1 episodes 3, 12, and 13 and now season 2 episode 10 part 3 blends raw honesty with education and hope—unpacking the realities of domestic violence, the insidious nature of narcissistic abuse, and the emotional journey of rebuilding a life after trauma. I honor Gabby not by retelling tragedy, but by carrying forward the awareness, compassion, and advocacy that her story sparked across the world. Gabby’s case sparked a nationwide conversation about: • Intimate partner violence, emotional abuse, and coercive control • Missed intervention opportunities, including the Moab police stop where she appeared distressed • The power of social media in mobilizing searches and public awareness • The importance of recognizing red flags in relationships Her story also led to the discovery of other missing persons during the search efforts, amplifying awareness far beyond her own case. Gabby’s parents—Nikki and Joe Schmidt, and Joe and Tara Petito—have become powerful voices for domestic violence awareness. They regularly speak at universities, community events, and survivor‑focused gatherings to educate the public and push for systemic change. In the aftermath of their loss, Gabby’s family created the Gabby Petito Foundation, dedicated to: • Supporting domestic violence survivors • Providing resources for families of missing persons • Funding prevention, education, and awareness initiatives The foundation has become a central hub for advocacy, offering tools, guides, and community support. Gabby’s story continues to: • Inspire survivors to leave dangerous situations • Encourage communities to take domestic violence seriously • Drive national conversations about prevention and accountability • Support families searching for missing loved ones Her impact is ongoing, powerful, and deeply human. Support the show

    55 min
  5. Vanished in the Valley – The Disappearance of Bryanna Rosendo/ Kids 4 Cash Scandal Wilkesbarre PA

    MAR 13

    Vanished in the Valley – The Disappearance of Bryanna Rosendo/ Kids 4 Cash Scandal Wilkesbarre PA

    Send us Fan Mail Bryanna Lynn Cooper Rosendo’s story begins long before she vanished from Wilkes‑Barre, Pennsylvania in the spring of 2021. At just 12 years old, she was swept into the infamous Kids for Cash scandal—where Luzerne County judges accepted kickbacks to send children to private juvenile detention centers for minor infractions. Bryanna was one of those children. She spent four years inside a facility later exposed for corruption and abuse, losing critical years of education, safety, and development. This episode examines the full arc of Bryanna’s life—not just the moment she vanished. It explores how a child failed by the justice system becomes an adult navigating trauma, vulnerability, and survival. It asks how a woman can disappear in plain sight, and why cases like hers receive so little attention. And it confronts the uncomfortable truth: Bryanna was failed twice—first as a child, then as a missing adult. Through interviews, case records, and survivor‑centered storytelling, we honor Bryanna as more than a statistic. She is a daughter, a friend, a woman with dreams, and someone who deserved protection long before she disappeared. If you have information about the disappearance of Bryanna Lynn Cooper Rosendo, contact the Wilkes‑Barre City Police Department or Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers at 1‑800‑4PA‑TIPS. Shout outs to :  > Richard Dale Mowrey Jr. The Sassy Gazette Blog  Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan (at the end) and (Ted Horn of Richard H. Disque Funeral Home (near the end)  Jlc.org Season of Justice Support the show

    48 min
  6. Justice for LaLa Clark Wilkesbarre, PA- Part 2

    MAR 8

    Justice for LaLa Clark Wilkesbarre, PA- Part 2

    Send us Fan Mail La’Niyah “LaLa” Clark was a 15‑year‑old Wilkes‑Barre teen whose disappearance and tragic death shook an entire community. Reported missing on January 17, 2026, after leaving her adoptive home, LaLa’s case quickly raised concern—especially after it was revealed that just days earlier, a protection‑from‑abuse order had been filed on her behalf against her biological aunt, Bobbiejo Etzel. More than a month after she vanished, LaLa’s nude, battered body was discovered in the snow behind a garage on Thayer Street on February 21. The Luzerne County District Attorney later confirmed her identity and announced the arrest of Etzel on charges of corruption of minors and interference with custody.  Loved ones described the details as haunting, with her grandmother sharing that LaLa had been “left out there naked on the ground.” Her death sparked outrage, heartbreak, and a growing call for accountability—leading to a public push for “Lala’s Law,” aimed at protecting vulnerable youth and strengthening oversight in cases involving custody and abuse concerns. This episode explores LaLa’s life, the timeline of her disappearance, the investigation, and the community’s fight for justice in her name https://www.grazianofuneralhome.com/obituaries/Laniyah-Nevaeh-Clark?obId=47480861&fbclid=IwY2xjawQZnVBleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeg6jY5UisOimOYf2hNjZlzmiaoOaXyYrTEuMyrQM9iEEbVSpdQz996iLXWx8_aem_Sc9kVaKcp76PurL7f3_6og#/obituaryInfo https://www.change.org/p/turn-tragedy-into-protection-lala-s-law?utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=mobileNativeShare&utm_campaign=share_petition&recruited_by_id=bb8e2180-17f0-11f1-bddf-8f5980fe988d&share_id=ggfxgcmqyn https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61587476829210 https://www.timesleader.com/news/1734322/aunt-jailed-at-lccf-on-custody-interference-related-to-deceased-teenager?fbclid=IwY2xjawQZrzRleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeVc8utTKZAGcxpu_eXmiHPlqgYoxz5G32xvRsBPueeE5Oe8UDb04NKdaj_cI_aem_uHAKWUth0JN4ANAGqo-06g Support the show

    44 min
  7. Today its La'Niyah "LaLa" Clark- Tomorrow it could be your child. RIP LaLa- Wilkesbarre Pa

    FEB 26

    Today its La'Niyah "LaLa" Clark- Tomorrow it could be your child. RIP LaLa- Wilkesbarre Pa

    Send us Fan Mail La’Nyiah Clark aka LaLa went missing from my town last month… it’s been confirmed her remains were found.   La'Niyah was last seen leaving her home in South Wilkes-Barre PA on January 17, 2026 . However, it was not until Feb 10th that she was officially reported missing.  On Saturday, February 21, human remains were discovered in a wooded area off Thayer Street in Wilkes-Barre. On Tuesday afternoon (Feb 24), District Attorney Sam Sanguedolce confirmed that investigators believe these remains are connected to the case of the missing 15-year-old girl, though they have not yet officially explained the nature of that connection or confirmed the identity through the coroner's office. She was found 3 blocks away from her residence behind a garage- nude- face down. The street she was found in is on Meghans Law.  Throughout the day on Tuesday, multiple law enforcement agencies, including investigators in hazmat suits, executed a search warrant at an apartment building located at New Alexander and Charles streets in South Wilkes-Barre. This location is roughly half a mile from where the remains were found.  There were rumors her aunt had a protection order refraining her from having contact with LaLa- The local PD made a post a few weeks ago for the community to come forward if they knew of her aunts whereabouts .  The community speculated family involvement but nothing has been confirmed - again it’s just speculation and as we know rumors are just that and false accusations or “theories” do not help investigators or the PD or the family; and most of all it doesnt help getting LaLa justice or getting the truth.   As of this evening, the District Attorney has stated he cannot yet comment on the specific "nature of the connection" or release a cause of death until the Coroner’s Office completes its examination. Police and investigators in hazmat suits have converged on an apartment building at the intersection of New Alexander and Charles streets—roughly half a mile from where the body was found. A search warrant was executed at this location on Tuesday. The investigation is extremely active.  Authorities have not yet released the cause of death or confirmed the identity of the remains, pending a report from Luzerne County Coroner Dion Fernandes. If you have any information regarding this case or the apartment on New Alexander Street, authorities urge you to contact: Wilkes-Barre Police/Detective Mike Dennis: (570) 208-6699 Luzerne County DA’s Detective Division: (570) 825-1674 From the family :  “It has been confirmed that La’Niyah “LaLa” Clark was the young woman found on Thayer Street, and we have been informed by police that this was a homicide. Law enforcement has shared that this is an active investigation and that they are confident they know what happened and that an arrest will be made. Out of respect for the investigation and for LaLa’s family, we ask for privacy and compassion as we begin to process this devastating news and start to grieve. Please keep her loved ones in your thoughts and prayers. We will share updates when we are able.” I’ll post updates as they arise since I live right here.  My prayers and thoughts are with LaLas friends and family. Support the show

    54 min
  8. Honoring Abby & Libby — Nine Years Later

    FEB 13

    Honoring Abby & Libby — Nine Years Later

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we sit down with Aspen Connor for a heartfelt and deeply reflective conversation about the enduring legacy of Abigail Williams and Liberty German, the two vibrant Delphi, Indiana teenagers whose lives were stolen on February 13, 2017. As the ninth anniversary approaches, Aspen helps us explore not only the tragedy of their loss but the powerful impact their story continues to have on communities across the country. Together, we talk about: • Who Abby and Libby were — their personalities, their friendship, their laughter, and the light they brought into the world. • How their families have transformed grief into purpose, becoming fierce advocates for justice, safety, and awareness. • The way February 13 has become a day of remembrance, reflection, and unity for people who never even met the girls but feel connected to their story. • The strength of the Delphi community, which continues to honor the girls through vigils, memorials, and ongoing support for the families. • The legacy Abby and Libby leave behind — one rooted in courage, love, and the determination to protect other children. Aspen shares hIS own perspective on why their story resonates so deeply, how their memory continues to inspire advocacy, and what it means to carry their names forward with respect and intention. Nine years later, Abby and Libby are still shaping conversations about safety, justice, and the power of community. This episode is a tribute to their lives, their families, and the promise that they will never be forgotten. Support the show

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  • Creator
    Tiffany Kline
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    27
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2026 True Crime with Tiff Kline
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