True Crime with Elli Mac

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This is a True Crime podcast with me, Elli Mac.

  1. Taylor Parker: The Monster Who Stole a Baby

    3d ago

    Taylor Parker: The Monster Who Stole a Baby

    On the morning of October 9th, 2020, a Texas state trooper spotted a woman driving erratically, close to the Texas–Oklahoma border. When the trooper pulled the vehicle over, the driver was frantic. She was screaming for help, claiming she had just given birth on the side of the road. Sitting in her lap was a newborn baby girl who wasn't breathing. The baby's umbilical cord was still attached, and blood covered the woman's clothing. Everything about the scene suggested that she had only just given birth. An ambulance was called immediately, and both the woman and the infant were rushed to a hospital in Idabel, Oklahoma. But once doctors began examining the woman, something didn't make sense. Despite her claims, there were no signs that she had recently given birth. As medical staff tried to understand what was happening, investigators began piecing together a far darker picture. Because around 70 miles away, in New Boston, Texas, 21-year-old Reagan Simmons-Hancock had been found dead inside her home. Reagan was 35 weeks pregnant when she was brutally attacked, and her unborn daughter, Braxlynn, had been cut from her body. The woman back at the hospital, claiming the baby was hers and that she had just given birth was Taylor Parker. This is the tragic case of Taylor Parker, and how her actions stole two innocent lives and shattered a community forever. ============================================= 📩 For business inquiries: ellimacproductions@gmail.com ============================================= 📚 Sources for this episode: https://drive.google.com/file/d/143wiGM2ZGe18jHHObKxxg1QSRKPlb2kE/view?usp=share_link

    2h 30m
  2. She Cut Off His G******s & Walked Free

    Jun 2

    She Cut Off His G******s & Walked Free

    In the early hours of March 11th, 2025, residents in a neighbourhood on the eastern edge of Belo Horizonte in Brazil, called the police after witnessing a woman and a young man, dragging what appeared to be a body into a nearby wooded area. When officers arrived, they found the remains of a man in a clearing. Partially burned. Mutilated. And with a trail of blood that led them away from the trees, back along the street, and straight to the front door of a house nearby. They knocked. At the door stood forty-two-year-old Erica Pereira da Silveira Vicente. She did not run. She did not deny what had happened. Instead, she handed police the knife and told them exactly what she had done. But then she told them why. And one year later, in a courtroom, seven jurors listened to the full story. They heard the evidence, heard Erica's confession, and heard what she said had happened before the killing. Then, they found her not guilty, and the next day she walked out of prison a free woman. This is the case of Erica Pereira da Silveira Vicente… and the question of how far a mother will go to protect her child. ============================================= 📩 For business inquiries: ellimacproductions@gmail.com ============================================= 📚 Sources for this episode: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yghACV7nKx6v1BiDrFiLVlg3Hi-zg8Ge/view?usp=share_link

    29 min
  3. Mackenzie Shirilla: The FULL Story of "Shirilla the Killa"

    May 27

    Mackenzie Shirilla: The FULL Story of "Shirilla the Killa"

    On the morning of July 31, 2022, at 5:34 a.m., a surveillance camera on Pearl Road in Strongsville, Ohio captured a black Toyota Camry making a slow, controlled turn onto Progress Drive. What happened next, in the space of less than two minutes, would shock a community, and divide a nation. The car accelerated. And it kept accelerating. Past every point where a driver would naturally slow down, past every turn, past every reason to stop — until it was travelling at close to a hundred miles per hour down a quiet industrial road with nowhere to go but a brick wall at the end of it. Two of the three people inside that car never came home. Twenty year old Dominic Russo and nineteen year old Davion Flanagan were pronounced dead at the scene. The driver — seventeen year old Mackenzie Shirilla — survived. Had this been a tragic accident? A medical episode? Or had this been something far darker — a deliberate, premeditated act of murder carried out on a road she had visited just three days before? This is the full, deep dive into everything you need to know about the Mackenzie Shirilla case — and the tragic, devastating deaths of Davion Flanagan and Dominic Russo. ============================================= https://www.gofundme.com/f/recreate-dominics-gravesite https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-dominic-russos-memorial-advocacy https://www.gofundme.com/f/davion-flanagan https://shorturl.at/HmTge https://www.youtube.com/@TheBigSisterUnhinged ============================================= 📩 For business inquiries: ellimacproductions@gmail.com ============================================= 📚 Sources for this episode: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pcd3f7-A3TMeuyCmiEJWijJT7AmvhSPM/view?usp=share_link

    3h 23m
  4. He Gave His Wife 15 Minutes To Save Her Children

    May 18

    He Gave His Wife 15 Minutes To Save Her Children

    On the night of February 5th, 1986, a desperate phone call sent police rushing toward a family home on Simmons Road in Montgomery, Alabama. Jeannie Bui had just received a terrifying threat from her husband, Quang Ngoc Bui. According to Jeannie, he told her she had fifteen minutes to get home if she wanted to see their children alive again. During the call, she could reportedly hear one of the children crying in the background. But there was no way she could make it there in time. Fearing the worst, she immediately called the Montgomery Police Department and begged officers to go to the house before it was too late. When police arrived in the early hours of February 6th, they discovered a devastating scene inside one of the bedrooms. Lying on a bed beside his three children was Quang Bui. Eight-year-old Phi. Seven-year-old Julie. And four-year-old April. All three children had been killed. But how had this family reached this point? How had a Vietnamese refugee who had escaped the fall of Saigon and spent years building a new life in America ended up accused of murdering his own children? ============================================= 📩 For business inquiries: ellimacproductions@gmail.com ============================================= 📚 Sources for this episode: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EwVz4Y-KXdCF4vRmldD4xggZf8l04S9i/view?usp=share_link

    35 min
  5. Vigilante Justice… Or Cold-Blooded Murder? | Jeremy & Christine Moody

    May 4

    Vigilante Justice… Or Cold-Blooded Murder? | Jeremy & Christine Moody

    When police arrived at a rural home on Furman Fendley Highway in Jonesville, South Carolina, on July 22, 2013, they found a husband and wife lying in their living room, both shot and stabbed. There were no signs of forced entry. No witnesses. And no immediate answers. But outside the house, cameras had been recording. Within hours, investigators would know exactly who had been there. Had this been a calculated, vigilante-style killing? Were the people responsible, acting on some kind of twisted belief system? And when they stood in court, claiming remorse… was any of it real? Or was it all just a cover? ============================================= 📩 For business inquiries: ellimacproductions@gmail.com =============================================

    28 min
  6. COLD CASES... SOLVED? - 4 HOUR TRUE CRIME COMPILATION | 7 Cases

    Apr 27

    COLD CASES... SOLVED? - 4 HOUR TRUE CRIME COMPILATION | 7 Cases

    00:00 Case 1 - Jessica Dishon 23:15 Case 2 - Janet Chandler 59:21 Case 3 - Shani Warren 01:22:16 Case 4 - Daniel Holdom 01:54:31 Case 5 - Jodine Serrin 02:18:22 Case 6 - Kristin Smart 03:27:34 Case 7 - Gretchen Harrington ============================================= 📩 For business inquiries: ellimacproductions@gmail.com

    4h 1m
  7. Dylan Schumaker: The Killer Babysitter

    Mar 2

    Dylan Schumaker: The Killer Babysitter

    On the evening of March nineteenth, 2013, Ashlee Smith was halfway through her shift at Pizza Hut when her phone rang. Just hours earlier, she had walked out the door after leaving her two young children in the care of her sixteen-year-old boyfriend, Dylan Schumaker. At that time, both boys were unharmed. There were no bruises. No signs of distress. Nothing to suggest that anything was wrong. Now, on the other end of the line, Dylan’s mother was telling Ashlee she needed to come home immediately — that an ambulance was already on the way for her toddler son. Her twenty-three-month-old son, Austin Smith, was in critical condition. By the time she reached the house, an ambulance was already pulling away, rushing Austin to hospital without her. What had unfolded during those few short hours inside the home — and would Austin survive? ============================================= 📩 For business inquiries: ellimacproductions@gmail.com

    31 min
  8. The Crazy 911 Confession Of 17-Year-Old Jake Evans

    Feb 16

    The Crazy 911 Confession Of 17-Year-Old Jake Evans

    When a 911 call came in at 12:34 a.m. on October 4th, 2012, from seventeen-year-old Jake Evans in Aledo, the dispatcher wasn’t met with panic. She was met with calm. On the other end of the line, Jake, speaking clearly, admitted to the unthinkable. He told her he had just shot his mother. And his sister. How could someone so young sound so composed after committing such violence? What could possibly lead a seventeen-year-old to turn a gun on his own family? ============================================= 📩 For business inquiries: ellimacproductions@gmail.com

    39 min
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This is a True Crime podcast with me, Elli Mac.

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  • Creator
    Elli Mac
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    112
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