MI v. Kelley Cochran

Most crimes are committed by individuals. This one wasn’t. When Christopher Regan disappeared in Michigan, the investigation eventually led back to a married couple—and a relationship that appeared to blur the lines between influence, agreement, and responsibility. What began as a missing person case would unfold into something far more complex, involving conflicting statements, evolving timelines, and questions about what was known… and by whom. At the center of it all was Kelley Cochran. In this episode of Degrees of Guilt, we examine a case shaped not just by actions, but by the dynamics of a relationship—where responsibility may not rest with one person alone, but instead exists in a shared space that is far more difficult to define. Because when two people are involved… does guilt divide… or does it multiply?