Coffee and Crime with Mom

CoffeeandCrimewithMom

Coffee and Crime with Mom is where true crime meets real conversation. Hosted by Nicholle and her daughter Zalle, this podcast dives into some of the most chilling cases from around the world—from infamous serial killers to lesser-known crimes that deserve attention. Each episode blends storytelling, psychology, and raw reaction as the duo unpacks what happened, how it happened, and why. With strong coffee in hand, they explore investigative details, victim stories, and the minds behind the crimes, all while keeping their conversations authentic and engaging. Sometimes they analyze. Sometimes they react. Sometimes they’re completely shocked. But they always come back to one question: How could this happen? If you’re drawn to true crime with depth, emotion, and a personal touch, pour a cup and join the conversation. 🔗 linktr.ee/coffeeandcrimewithmom 📧 coffeeandcrimewithmom@outlook.com

Episodes

  1. Jun 5

    The Golden Daughter: The Jennifer Pan Murder-For-Hire Plot

    On November 8, 2010, 24-year-old Jennifer Pan called 911 from her family home in Markham, Ontario, claiming three armed men had broken in, shot her parents, and left her tied to a banister. Her mother, Bich Ha Pan, was dead. Her father, Hann Pan, was clinging to life. At first, Jennifer was the victim — a traumatized daughter who survived a nightmare home invasion. But as investigators dug deeper, they uncovered a decade of lies: forged diplomas, photoshopped graduation photos, fake pay stubs, a secret relationship with a drug dealer, and a $500,000 life insurance policy that would pay out if her parents died. In this episode, Nicholle and Zalle break down one of the most chilling cases of filial betrayal in Canadian history. They walk through the night of the attack, the police interrogation where Jennifer's facade finally cracks, the trial where her own father testified against her, and the legal saga that stretched over 15 years — from a 2014 first-degree murder conviction to a 2026 manslaughter plea that made her eligible for parole. Featuring discussion of the Netflix documentary What Jennifer Did, three strategic documentary clip inserts, and host research notes, this is an episode that will stay with you long after your coffee runs cold. Sources: Wikipedia: Murder of Bich PanA&E: Case File — Jennifer PanPeople Magazine: Where Is Jennifer Pan Now?Toronto Life: Jennifer Pan's RevengeCBC News: Jennifer Pan pleads guilty to manslaughterCBC News: Supreme Court orders new murder trialSupreme Court of Canada: R. v. Pan, 2025 SCC 12CTV News: Jennifer Pan pleads guilty to manslaughterNetflix: What Jennifer Did (2024)A Daughter's Deadly Deception by Jeremy Grimaldi (book)

    50 min
  2. May 28

    The Unsolved Murder of Teryl Orcutt | Florida Cold Case Mystery

    The conversation delves into the unsolved murder of Terrell, exploring the tragic circumstances of her death, theories and speculations surrounding the case, and the investigation and rumors that have haunted the case for decades. The conversation delves into the mystery of the dumped body, the theory of impersonation, geographic profiling, the possibility of multiple offenders, the impact of silence, and the fear of a repeat offender. The discussion highlights the impersonation of law enforcement officers and the offender's familiarity with the area as key themes.TakeawaysUnsolved murder of TerrellPsychology behind the killer Impersonation of law enforcement officersGeographic profiling and offender familiarity with the areaThe following sources were used in the preparation of this episode: 1. News4JAX – “She can’t be replaced: This week marks 33 years since Clay County woman’s brutal murder” (January 27, 2023) – Interview with Cheryl Turner, witness details, vehicle description, body discovery. 2. News4JAX – “1990 murder haunts Middleburg community” (November 20, 2013) – Interview with Captain Ronnie Gann, Detective Katie Padgett, rogue cop theory, impersonation theory, multiple offender theory, DNA testing details. 3. First Coast News – “UNSOLVED: The murder of Clay County woman Teryl Orcutt” (July 26, 2018) – Interview with Cheryl Turner, Detective Rob Schoonover, body dumped not hidden, local familiarity theory. 4. Project: Cold Case – “Cold Case Spotlight: Teryl Orcutt” (February 20, 2017 / Updated January 19, 2026) – Biographical details, sister relationship, childhood, career, fashion/personality details, 1989 Christmas snowfall. 5. Medium / Jenn Baxter – “Abducted While Driving: Did a Rogue Cop Kill Teryl Orcutt?” – Summary of case details and theories. 6. Medium / Christopher McAndrew – “Who Killed Teryl Orcutt?” – Witness scream details, timeline. 7. Tumblr / killerspectrum – “The Case of Teryl Lynn Steel Orcutt” – Case summary, witness details. 8. News4JAX – “Tips sought in 29-year-old cold case murder of Middleburg woman” (January 28, 2019) – Updated appeals for information, cleared suspects. 9. Jacksonville.com / Florida Times-Union – “Still searching for justice” (February 6, 2015) – Rosie Robinson’s death, DNA testing details, CODIS limitations, law enforcement DNA comparisons. 10. News4JAX – “From the Vault” archival footage (referenced in 2013 and 2023 articles) – Historical footage of investigation and body discovery. All quotes from law enforcement and family members are verbatim or closely paraphrased from the above sources.

    45 min
  3. May 8

    The Texas Killing Fields (2): Vanished on I-45 | Unsolved Murders & Missing Girls Explained

    The conversation delves into the tragic impact of false suspicions and the devastating consequences for innocent lives. It explores the stories of Robert Abel and Clyde Hedrick, shedding light on the destructive effects of being wrongly accused and the toll it takes on individuals and their families. Takeaways Innocent Lives DestroyedThe Tragic Impact of False Suspicions #TexasKillingFields #TrueCrime #UnsolvedMystery They kept finding them… in the same place. The Texas Killing Fields isn’t just one case—it’s a pattern that’s still hard to explain. How does this happen for decades? 🎙️ Full episode out now ☕ Crime fam, this one will stay with you #TexasKillingFields #TrueCrime #UnsolvedMystery #CrimePodcast #ColdCase #crimefam KPRC Click2Houston, "Search ends with no remains found at Bacliff property," April 27, 2026 KHOU 11, "New arrest in Texas Killing Fields," March 31, 2026 KBTX, "Man arrested in connection with decades-old Texas Killing Fields murders," April 2, 2026 KFDM, "Galveston County DA reveals 'Killing Fields' prime suspect committed suicide," April 1, 2026 ABC13, "Authorities searching for human remains at Bacliff home," April 16, 2026 Houston Public Media, "Authorities end search for human remains," April 28, 2026 Houston Public Media, "'This isn't over': Families speak out," April 1, 2026 Click2Houston, "Man accused in 'Texas Killing Fields' now charged with possessing child porn," May 1, 2026 ABC13, "Clyde Hedrick dies in Houston," March 23, 2026 Texas EquuSearch official website Netflix, Crime Scene: The Texas Killing Fields (2022)

    34 min
  4. Apr 26

    The Spy in the Bag: The Impossible Death of Gareth Williams

    This podcast episode delves into the mysterious case of Gareth Williams, a GCHQ codebreaker on assignment to MI6, found dead inside a padlocked North Face sports bag in his London bathtub in August 2010. With no signs of forced entry, no fingerprints anywhere, and experts calling the official "accident" theory a physical impossibility, this case has haunted investigators, intelligence agencies, and the Williams family for fourteen years. We explore the timeline of his last known movements, the forensic contradictions that make this case almost impossible to solve, the competing official conclusions (coroner says murder; police say accident), and the institutional failures that compromised the investigation from day one. From MI6's seven-day delay in reporting him missing, to withheld evidence, to a forensic scientist's DNA being misidentified as crime scene evidence—this is a case where the system failed at every turn. Was this a tragic accident? An espionage-related murder? A perfectly executed cover-up? Or something else entirely? Join us as we say his name, honor his memory, and demand answers for a family that is still waiting. Content WarningThis episode discusses real-life death, intelligence work, and unresolved circumstances. Listener discretion is advised. We discuss this case with the victim at the center of every conversation. Primary SourcesBBC News. (2010–2024). Ongoing coverage of Gareth Williams discovery, inquest, and forensic reviews. Retrieved from https://www.bbc.com/newsThe Guardian. (2012, May). Coroner Fiona Wilcox inquest verdict: "Unnatural and likely criminally mediated." Retrieved from https://www.theguardian.comTIME Magazine. (2012, May). The spy in the bag: An in-depth look at the Gareth Williams inquest. Retrieved from https://time.comMetropolitan Police Service. (2013). Review of the investigation into the death of Gareth Williams. London: Metropolitan Police.Metropolitan Police Service. (2024). Forensic review 2021–2024: Final report. London: Metropolitan Police.Faulding, P. (2012). Confined space rescue analysis: North Face holdall recreation study. Expert report submitted to Westminster Coroner's Court.LGC Forensics. (2010–2012). DNA analysis and contamination incident report. London: LGC Ltd. CreditsMusic: "Wrath" by SoundridemusicLink to Video: No Copyright Cinematic Cello Music / Wrath by Soundridemusic #TrueCrimePodcast #UnsolvedMystery #GarethWilliams #SpyCase #ColdCase #CrimePodcast #CoffeeAndCrimeWithMom #TrueCrimeCommunity #MysteryPodcast #UnexplainedDeaths #MI6 #GCHQ #InstitutionalFailure #JusticeForGareth

    1h 3m

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Coffee and Crime with Mom is where true crime meets real conversation. Hosted by Nicholle and her daughter Zalle, this podcast dives into some of the most chilling cases from around the world—from infamous serial killers to lesser-known crimes that deserve attention. Each episode blends storytelling, psychology, and raw reaction as the duo unpacks what happened, how it happened, and why. With strong coffee in hand, they explore investigative details, victim stories, and the minds behind the crimes, all while keeping their conversations authentic and engaging. Sometimes they analyze. Sometimes they react. Sometimes they’re completely shocked. But they always come back to one question: How could this happen? If you’re drawn to true crime with depth, emotion, and a personal touch, pour a cup and join the conversation. 🔗 linktr.ee/coffeeandcrimewithmom 📧 coffeeandcrimewithmom@outlook.com