CrimeWithKylie

Kylie Talamantez

Welcome to CrimeWithKylie, where my goal is to shine a light on the untold stories of crime and keep the voices of the victims alive. Join me as I delve into chilling cases, unravel mysteries, and bring awareness to the darkest corners of human nature. Together, let's ensure that these stories are not forgotten and honor the lives affected by crime.

  1. Aug 27

    How a Water Bottle Solved a 23-Year-Old Murder | The Leslie Preer Case

    For 16 years, Carl "Sandy" Preer lived as a suspect in his own wife's murder — shunned by friends, family, and even his mother-in-law — until DNA proved he had nothing to do with it. He died in 2017 never publicly cleared. It would take another genetic genealogy breakthrough, two persistent detectives, and a daughter who called investigators twice a month for two decades before the truth about who killed Leslie Preer in her Chevy Chase, Maryland home finally came out.Wine & Witness II recorded live at Woo Girls Cellars, this episode covers the 2001 murder of Leslie Preer, the two-decade cold case that followed, and the 2022 DNA breakthrough that led investigators to someone the family knew well. Includes our full live audience Q&A.This episode discusses domestic violence, addiction, and graphic descriptions of a violent crime. If you or someone you know needs support, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available by call or text.All individuals are presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law. Sourcing includes police reports, court records, and public reporting; where facts are disputed or unconfirmed, that uncertainty is noted directly in the episode.TIMESTAMPS00:00:00 - Welcome to Wine & Witness II00:01:41 - Crime or Cap: True Crime Trivia00:09:34 - Introducing the Case: Chevy Chase, Maryland, 200100:10:16 - Leslie Doesn't Show Up for Work00:13:27 - Entering the House: A Crime Scene00:16:26 - "Your Wife Is Dead"00:17:49 - Who Was Leslie Preer?00:22:37 - The Autopsy and Crime Scene Evidence00:24:43 - First Suspicions Fall on the Husband00:26:12 - The Failed Polygraph and Mounting Suspicion00:29:19 - DNA Clears Sandy — But Not in the Public Eye00:30:18 - Case Resumes After Intermission00:30:45 - The Back Door Left Ajar and the Neighborhood Canvas00:33:11 - Coworkers, Bruises, and a Marriage Under Strain00:34:59 - Sandy Points a Finger — Lauren Investigates Alternate Suspects00:36:51 - The Case Goes Cold00:37:25 - CODIS, Isolation, and a Daughter Who Never Stopped Calling00:40:35 - 2022: New Detectives Reopen the Case00:42:16 - Genetic Genealogy Leads to a Familiar Surname00:43:10 - Eugene Gilgore: Lauren's High School Boyfriend00:45:10 - The Airport DNA Sting00:49:53 - Eugene Gilgore Is Charged With Murder00:51:17 - The Plea Deal and Sentencing, August 202500:53:58 - Live Audience Q&A🍷 Join us live at wine and witness: https://www.woogirlcellars.com/product#/woo-girl-wine-witness-a-live-true-crime-podcast-recording-09-03🎙️ New episodes of Crime with Kylie drop weekly. Follow along on TikTok and Instagram @crimewithkylie for case updates, and subscribe here for the full deep dives.SUBSCRIBE to the AUDIO VERSION! iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crimewithkylie/id1843723192Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2qiXloFQ5AcgkYkF0eauPW?si=fbc5ca7bfda24b07ALL OTHER PLATFORM: https://linktr.ee/CrimeWithKylie?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=4efbc76d-9990-42f2-9130-ea2698fb79f5Produced By Hunter Talamantezhttps://www.instagram.com/huntertalamantez/🔔 New episodes every Thursday.#TrueCrime #ColdCase #WineAndWitness #TruecrimePodcast #DNAEvidence

  2. Aug 21

    The Tragic Case of Michelle Young | It Took 3 Years To Make An Arrest

    Michelle Young was five months pregnant, a devoted mother, and days away from her husband's second business trip when she was found bludgeoned to death in her Raleigh, North Carolina home on November 3, 2006. Her two-year-old daughter was found alive beside her — having tried to comfort her mother with a doll.Her husband, Jason Young, had an alibi: a hotel two hours away. It would take investigators three years, a disabled hotel security camera, a gas station confrontation, and a mountain of circumstantial evidence to take that alibi apart. In this episode, we cover: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:27 Who Was Michelle Young 00:03:15 Meeting Jason Young 00:06:10 Cassidy Is Born, and a Wedding 00:08:17 A Public, Rocky Marriage 00:11:21 Trying for Baby #2 and a Mysterious Car Accident 00:13:10 The Rainbow Baby 00:14:39 November 2, 2006: The Last Day 00:17:57 Michelle's Chilling Last Words to a Friend 00:21:16 Meredith Finds the Crime Scene 00:23:46 The 911 Call 00:29:24 A Staged Scene and a Missing Wedding Ring 00:33:40 The Bloody Shoe Prints 00:35:02 Deconstructing Jason's Alibi 00:42:50 The Real Motive: Affairs and Insurance 00:46:21 Arrest, Mistrial, and Conviction 00:50:30 Closing Thoughts All Allegedly Unless Convicted: Jason Young was convicted of first-degree murder in 2012 and is currently serving life without parole. That conviction was briefly vacated on appeal in 2014 and reinstated by the North Carolina Supreme Court in 2015. If you or someone you know is in an unsafe relationship, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-799-7233 or thehotline.org. 🍷 Join us live at wine and witness: https://www.woogirlcellars.com/product#/woo-girl-wine-witness-a-live-true-crime-podcast-recording-09-03 🎙️ New episodes of Crime with Kylie drop weekly. Follow along on TikTok and Instagram @crimewithkylie for case updates, and subscribe here for the full deep dives. Produced By Hunter Talamantezhttps://www.instagram.com/huntertalamantez/ 🔔 New episodes every Thursday. #MichelleYoung #JasonYoung #TrueCrime #RaleighNorthCarolina #TrueCrimePodcast #ColdCase #DomesticViolenceAwareness #CrimeWithKylie

    The Tragic Case of Michelle Young | It Took 3 Years To Make An Arrest
  3. Aug 12

    Someone Hired a Hitman on the Dark Web to Kill Her | The Amy Allwine Case

    She spent the last six months of her life being told, in anonymous emails, exactly how she should kill herself — and exactly who would die if she didn't. The FBI already knew someone wanted her dead. What none of them knew yet was that the person who set it all in motion was already sleeping next to her.This week: the case of Amy Allwine — a devoted wife, mother, and dog trainer from Cottage Grove, Minnesota, whose 2016 death was staged to look like a suicide. It would take a two-month investigation, a 34-digit Bitcoin address, and a scam hitman site called Besa Mafia to reveal what really happened — and who was behind it the whole time.🍷 Catch us live Crime with Kylie now hosts Wine & Witness: https://www.woogirlcellars.com/product#/woo-girl-wine-witness-a-live-true-crime-podcast-recording-09-03Timestamps:00:01:38 - Getting into the case00:02:20 Amy's early life & faith00:03:22 College in Texas & meeting Stephen00:04:54 Marriage & moving to Cottage Grove00:05:43 Building a life — dog training & the church00:08:22 Wanting a family & adopting Joseph00:10:06 The FBI shows up at their door00:11:03 The dark web & "Dog Day God"00:12:23 Negotiating a hit on Besa Mafia00:15:29 Clues about who's behind it00:19:47 The twist: it was all a scam00:21:27 Amy & Stephen add security00:22:55 The threatening emails begin00:24:59 November 13, 201600:26:51 The 911 call00:27:39 Evidence that doesn't add up00:29:32 The investigation breaks the case00:30:00 The motive comes out00:32:50 Arrest & charges00:34:14 Trial, verdict & sentencing00:34:55 Closing thoughtsAs always: alleged unless convicted, except where a conviction is already on record — Stephen Allwine was found guilty of first-degree premeditated murder on January 31, 2018, and sentenced to life without parole. He has continued to maintain his innocence, which we note as his claim, not an established fact.Have a case you think we should cover? Drop it in the comments.#TrueCrime #AmyAllwine #ColdCase #TrueCrimePodcast #DarkWeb #CrimeWithKylie

    Someone Hired a Hitman on the Dark Web to Kill Her | The Amy Allwine Case
  4. Jul 29

    Karina Holmer: Found in a Dumpster, Still No Suspect

    Karina Holmer was 20 years old, from a Swedish village of fewer than a thousand people, and she had exactly two dreams: to travel, and to open a restaurant of her own. The lottery ticket she bought after graduating high school paid for the plane ticket that brought her to Boston in March of 1996. Four months later, she was gone, and thirty years on, no one has been charged. This episode of Crime with Kylie follows Karina's short time in Massachusetts: the au pair job that kept her on call around the clock, the summer solstice night out with friends on June 21, 1996, and the hours after the bar closed when she was last seen on her own. Investigators reportedly interviewed roughly 300 witnesses and came away with accounts that contradicted one another. Then there is the letter Karina Holmer allegedly sent to a friend back in Sweden weeks earlier, saying something terrible had happened and that she would explain it in person when she returned home in August. Authorities have never established whether that letter has anything to do with her death. 🕯️ Karina Holmer's case is a reminder of how much a 1996 criminal investigation had to work without — no widespread surveillance footage, no social media, no phone to trace — and how many cold cases now sit waiting on one person finally deciding to say what they remember. Her purse and cell phone were never recovered. Neither was an answer. If you were working this case with the tools available today, where would you start: the missing belongings, the conflicting witness accounts, or that letter? Anyone who spent time in that Boston neighborhood in the summer of 1996 may know more than they realize, and Crime with Kylie exists so that cases like Karina's stay in the conversation until they are closed. 🎙️ New episodes of Crime with Kylie drop weekly. Follow along on TikTok and Instagram @crimewithkylie for case updates, and subscribe here for the full deep dives. CrimeWithKylie Live Events Here: https://www.woogirlcellars.com/product#/woo-girl-wine-witness-a-live-true-crime-podcast-recording SUBSCRIBE to CrimeWithKylie on other Platforms! iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crimewithkylie/id1843723192 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@kylietalamantez Other platforms: https://linktr.ee/CrimeWithKylie?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=4efbc76d-9990-42f2-9130-ea2698fb79f5 Produced By Hunter Talamantezhttps://www.instagram.com/huntertalamantez/ #KarinaHolmer #JusticeForKarina #BostonColdCase #TrueCrime #ColdCase #UnsolvedMystery #TrueCrimeCommunity #TrueCrimePodcast #TrueCrimeYouTube #CrimeWithKylie #Podcast #Documentary #TrueStory #Justice #Awareness

    Karina Holmer: Found in a Dumpster, Still No Suspect
  5. Jul 17

    Teen Girls Planned to K*ll a Classmate to "Bring Back" the Sandy Hook Shooter

    In Seminole County, Florida, two teenage girls are facing attempted murder charges as adults after authorities say they spent months planning to attack a 15-year-old classmate at Lake Brantley High School — a boy who, according to reporting on the case, had no connection to either of them beyond a physical resemblance to Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza. In this episode, Kylie walks through how the case allegedly came together: the months of stalking, the Discord conversations, the online alter egos, and the disturbing fixation on Adam Lanza that investigators say drove the plot. She covers how the intended victim's own friend and the boy himself reported the plan through a school-safety tip app before anyone was hurt, how the girls' behavior after their arrest reportedly factored into the judge's decision to deny bond, and the newest developments in the case — including additional charges against one of the girls related to child sexual abuse material found on her phone, and revelations that she had previously been investigated for swatting calls made to the same school. As always, Kylie centers the story on the intended victim and his family — who are still living with the aftermath of a plot they never saw coming — while unpacking the online communities, warning signs, and systemic gaps that let this go as far as it did. Please note that neither defendant has been convicted at this time, and all details regarding motive, intent, and specific allegations are drawn from court records and public reporting and should be understood as allegations unless and until proven in court. ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode discusses planned violence against a minor, self-harm ideation themes, school shooting idolization, and references to child sexual abuse material charges. Listener discretion is advised. 🎙️ New episodes of Crime with Kylie drop weekly. Follow along on TikTok and Instagram @crimewithkylie for case updates, and subscribe here for the full deep dives. #CrimeWithKylie #TrueCrime #LakeBrantley #TrueCrimePodcast #TrueCrimeCommunity #JusticeForVictims #TrueCrimeYouTube CrimeWithKylie Live Events Here: https://www.woogirlcellars.com/product#/woo-girl-wine-witness-a-live-true-crime-podcast-recordingSUBSCRIBE to the AUDIO VERSION! iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crimewithkylie/id1843723192Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2qiXloFQ5AcgkYkF0eauPW?si=fbc5ca7bfda24b07ALL OTHER PLATFORM: https://linktr.ee/CrimeWithKylie?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=4efbc76d-9990-42f2-9130-ea2698fb79f5Produced By Hunter Talamantezhttps://www.instagram.com/huntertalamantez/

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Welcome to CrimeWithKylie, where my goal is to shine a light on the untold stories of crime and keep the voices of the victims alive. Join me as I delve into chilling cases, unravel mysteries, and bring awareness to the darkest corners of human nature. Together, let's ensure that these stories are not forgotten and honor the lives affected by crime.

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