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Samantha Dean was 26 weeks pregnant when she was found murdered in the vacant parking lot of an empty shopping centre in Bastrop, Texas. The cancer survivor had made it her life’s work to support the victims of violent crime. That is, before she too became a victim. The circumstances surrounding her murder were bizarre. A staged scene, messages luring her to the location from an unknown sender and the vehicle she was found in was missing seats.But her killer (s) had made one significant mistake. A key piece of evidence was left behind. This item would allow investigators to unravel an intricate plan to kill Sam and helped them uncover each person involved, one by one.

Hey guys, we've got a big backlog of older videos that haven't made it to Spotify yet so are in the process of bringing them over. We'll be posting these older stories on Wednesday with our latest videos coming out on Saturday. The stories are all as you would expect from this channel but the technical quality (lighting and sound) might be a bit lacking from what you're used to. Anyway, hope you enjoy this bit of a throwback from JTL!JTL Throwback: Wednesdays at 6pm GMTLatest Episodes: Saturdays at 6pm GMTIn early July, 2018 a late-night house fire in the town of Dundas, Ontario claimed the lives of two retirees. Alan and Carla Rutherford were known as loving parents, grandparents and good friends. The blaze had taken hold of their home quickly and it had burned intensely. Investigators at the scene had little doubt that this was no accident. But who could possibly have wished harm on the Rutherfords? Before the night was over homicide detectives would be handed their first and most crucial lead: Al’s dying declarations pointed the finger directly at the individual that he said, had lit a match in his bedroom, and set the house aflame ….

We bring you the best true crime documentary and best true crime podcast, bringing you new true crime cases that you likely haven’t heard anywhere else. Hope you enjoy!In the summer of 2021, Megan Newborough went missing. She was only days away from her 24th birthday. Meg left her family home on a Friday night to meet with someone she trusted; someone who had confided in her, and in sharing their vulnerabilities, had trusted her in return. She had played the role of confidant; comforting and supporting. She found herself trusting the wrong person.

Hey guys, we've got a big backlog of older videos that haven't made it to Spotify yet so are in the process of bringing them over. We'll be posting these older stories on Wednesday with our latest videos coming out on Saturday. The stories are all as you would expect from this channel but the technical quality (lighting and sound) might be a bit lacking from what you're used to. Anyway, hope you enjoy this bit of a throwback from JTL!JTL Throwback: Wednesdays at 6pm GMTLatest Episodes: Saturdays at 6pm GMT43 year old former US Army sniper, counsellor, wife and mother, Brenda Thurman was rushed to the hospital on a cold January morning in 2016; ostensibly the victim of a tragic accident. The evidence - for the most part, appeared to align with this conclusion. It was a devastating end for a trailblazing, loving and strong woman. But questions arose, only a week later, when a colleague of Brendas’ was also, inexplicably, killed in what police believe was yet another tragic accident. Were the two deaths completely unrelated? Unfortunate but utterly unconnected events? Or was it possible, that this was more than a coincidence?

One of People en Español magazine’s '50 Most Beautiful People', telenovela star Pablo Lyle had it all. In 2019, he had successfully made the move from the small screen to feature-length films. The 32 year-old was the star of a new Netflix series. Married to his teenage sweetheart and father to two beautiful children, Pablo was on top of the world. That all came crashing down in March in 2019, when he made one disastrous and fatal decision.