Crime with a K

In this episode, we peel back the layers of a case that stunned even seasoned investigators. When Utah mom, Kouri Richins, penned a children's book about grief after the sudden death of her husband, the story gripped the nation, but not for the reasons she intended. Behind the heartwarming pages was a chilling allegation that has yet to be confirmed or denied, and it's that Kouri may have been the one who poisoned her husband with a lethal dose of fentanyl.
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On a warm July day in 2012, two young cousins, 10-year-old Lyric Cook-Morrissey and 8-year-old Elizabeth Collins, set out for a summer bike ride in the quiet town of Evansdale, Iowa. What began as a carefree afternoon ended in a nightmare that still haunts their community today. Their bikes were found abandoned near Myers Lake, but the girls had vanished without a trace. Is there disappearance connected to others who've gone missing in Iowa? Or has their kidnapper gotten away entirely?
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In this episode of Crime with a K we cover the strange details that keep emerging in the disappearance of Brandy Hall. Brandy was a firefighter in Florida before her whole world fell apart. Her husband, Jeff, was arrested and was headed to jail for some time. Brandy lost her job due to the social scandal that unfolded. A community knew about her secret affair and what her husband had been involved in. With two kids to support, no income and no new job on the horizon, Brandy suddenly disappeared. Each year, on the anniversary of her disappearance, another item surfaces. 
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On April 12, 1981, three members of the Sharp family—Sue, her two children, John and Tina, and a friend, Dana—were brutally murdered inside their cabin in Keddie, California. Despite self-incriminating evidence, an anonymous phone call, several theories, eyewitness reports, and an investigation that spanned decades, the identity of the killer(s) remains a mystery to this day.
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It was no ordinary day at One Snoopy Place on July 5, 1995. A man named Ron Nelson, who worked alongside famous Peanuts cartoonist, Charles Schultz, and his wife, Shirley Nelson were shot at the Peanuts headquarters. When officers arrived, they were confused why no one else had been shot, and if the shooter was still at large. Once Shirley was loaded into an ambulance, she told them everything, and it was not at all what investigators were expecting. 
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