In 2019, 41-year-old Gurpreet Singh presented himself to the outside world as someone who had it all figured out and had the money to show for it. What he didn't want others to know was that he was struggling financially, and he and his family were barely getting by. He even enlisted the help of his father-in-law, Hakiakat Pannag, who lived with him and his wife, Shalinderjit, along with other family members, to help him pay it off, which caused a strain in the relationship. So, when Gurpreet walks into his home on the night of April 28 to find 4 members of his family, including his wife, murdered, he soon becomes the primary suspect. Join us for today's episode to learn what led to the tragic ending. So, grab your cafecito and let's get started.

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On the night of September 28, 2001, law enforcement in Fremont County, CO, had no idea that it would turn out to be the worst night of many of their careers. What started as a routine 911 call escalated into the death of Deputy Jason Schwartz, injuries to other officers, and the critical injury of one. A manhunt started for the Stovall twins, Michael and Joel, who led multiple agencies on a 24-hour chase, but luckily, it ended without any additional serious injuries. Join us for today's case to find out what caused such a terrifying night. So, grab your cafecitos and let's get started.

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In 2009, the Lin family was thriving in North Epping, a suburb of Sydney. Lin, the dad, and Lily, the mother, ran a successful business, and they had three wonderful children: Brenda, 15, Henry, 12, and Terry, 9. Tragically, that July, almost all members of the Lin family would be brutally murdered, including Irene, Lily's sister, who had been living with the family. It would take some time, but investigators would eventually find their number one suspect, someone no one would have expected. Join us for today's episode to learn about what truly happened to the Lin family, so grab your cafecito, and let's get started.

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In 2009, 20-year-old Noor Almaleki fought to become independent from her family. Each time they managed to pull her back in and make her dependent on them again, but that summer, it seemed she might have finally broken free. Tragically, Noor wouldn't be able to create the life she wanted for herself because she was run over along with a family friend she was living with, Amal Khalaf. Investigators soon learned that this was no accident, and the person who did it was a member of Noor's own family. Join us for today's case to learn more about Noor and what happened to her and Amal on that fateful day of October 20, 2009. So grab your cafecito, and let's get started.

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When the body of a woman, Dale Hall, was discovered shot and burned in early July 2002 in Columbia, SC, it was initially thought to be an isolated incident. During the investigation, law enforcement reached a dead end, and it would be almost a month before the lead that would turn the case upside down emerged. An unexpected shooting at a Texas Roadhouse led investigators to the suspect in Dale's murder, but it also resulted in additional deaths, including more in another state. Join us for today's episode to learn about what happened to Dale and others. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started.

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When TikTok influencer Mahek Bukhari encouraged her mother, Ansreen, to create her own social media accounts, she had no idea what her mother would end up involved in. Ansreen began an affair with a younger man, Saqib Hussain, whom she met online, and when she tried to end the affair, Saqib wasn't willing to go away that easily. Mahek brought forward a plan on how to finally get Saqib out of their lives, but what was supposed to initially only be an ambush to scare Saqib suddenly turns deadly, leaving two dead. Join us for today’s episode to learn about what happened in this twisted case. So, grab your cafecito, and let’s get started.

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When Cody Johnson met Jordan Graham in late 2011, he quickly realized she was the one he wanted to spend the rest of his life with. After dating for about a year, he proposed, and Jordan accepted, making Cody the happiest he had ever been. When they married in late June 2013, it seemed that everything was looking up for the newlywed couple, but that changed when Cody went missing on July 8, just over a week after their wedding. Sadly, Cody's body was found just days later at the bottom of a canyon in Glacier National Park. As the investigation ramped up, investigators quickly learned that the person responsible was someone no one would have imagined. Join us for today's episode to learn what happened to Cody; so grab your cafecito, and let's get started.

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On July 22, 2018, 18-year-old Nia Wilson was heading home with her two sisters from a family gathering when she was fatally stabbed. Letifah, Nia's sister, was also stabbed but managed to survive and helped investigators piece together what happened. Thankfully, Nia's killer, John Cowell, was soon apprehended. In their effort to uncover his motive, the police learned that there might not have been one, and her murder could be attributed to the color of her skin. Join us for today's episode to learn more about Nia's story. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started.

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