PODCAST · true crime
True Crime Labyrinth
by Kaleb
Every week we open the files they didn’t want public. Real cases. Real documents. No fluff. True Crime Labyrinth — enter the labyrinth, the truth is somewhere inside.
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The Fake Pregnancy That Ended in Murder — The Taylor Parker Case
Taylor Parker faked a pregnancy for 10 months using a silicone belly and a fake ultrasound — despite having had a hysterectomy years earlier. When she ran out of time, she went to the home of her friend Reagan Simmons-Hancock, who was 35 weeks pregnant, and brutally murdered her before cutting the baby from her body with a knife. Neither Reagan nor her unborn daughter Braxlynn survived. Taylor showed no remorse at trial — even wearing a sunflower face mask, Reagan’s favorite flower, to one hearing. She is now on death row in Texas. This case is the subject of the new Netflix documentary Maternal Instinct.
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He killed her, then sent her family The Ransom Photo — Israel Keyes * serial killer *
In February 2012, 18-year-old Samantha Koenig was working a closing shift alone at a drive-through coffee stand in Anchorage, Alaska. The man who walked up to her window that night had been watching her for weeks. What followed is one of the most disturbing cases in modern American crime history — not just because of what Israel Keyes did, but because of how meticulously he planned it. And because when it was all over, he took most of the truth with him to his grave.
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Thirty Years. No Arrest. No Answer. Now! New Witnesses, New DNA. — The JonBenét Ramsey Case
JonBenét Ramsey was 6 years old when she was found strangled in her own basement on December 26th 1996. Her killer has never been charged. In 2025 Boulder police submitted previously untested evidence to an advanced forensic lab using DNA technology that didn’t exist in 1996. Two new witnesses who were children in the neighborhood came forward saying they saw an unknown man behind the Ramsey home on Christmas afternoon. DNA results are expected imminently. This is the full story and the latest 2026 updates.
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She Shot Her Three Kids and Drove Herself to the ER. — The Diane Downs Case
On the night of May 19th 1983, Diane Downs drove her three children to the emergency room with gunshot wounds and told police a bushy-haired stranger had attacked them on a dark Oregon road. One child was already dead. Nurses said she seemed more concerned about how she looked on the news than about her dying children. Her surviving daughter eventually testified against her. She has been denied parole every single time. She is 70 years old and still in prison. She still says a stranger did it. This is the full story.
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A Dead Cop. A Corrupt Detective. Two Trials. And Still No Answers. — the Karen Read Case
Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe was found dead in the snow outside a house party in January 2022. His girlfriend Karen Read was charged with murder. The lead detective turned out to be secretly texting the key witnesses throughout the investigation. He was dishonorably discharged. Karen Read was acquitted after two trials. Nobody else was ever charged. John O’Keefe’s killer has never been identified. This is the full story.
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She Shot Her Boyfriend’s Ex, Googled How Long Bodies Take to Decompose, Then Fled- Kaitlin Armstrong
Austin yoga instructor Kaitlin Armstrong tracked her boyfriend’s ex-girlfriend Moriah Wilson using a fitness app, drove to her location, and shot her four times. Then she googled how long bodies take to decompose, fled to Costa Rica, got a nose job, and started teaching yoga under a fake name. She lasted 43 days before the US Marshals found her. Sentenced to 90 years in prison. This is the full story.
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She Shot Him 6 Times Then Told Police She Gave Him His Nose Job. — The Shayna Hubers Case
In October 2012 Shayna Hubers shot her boyfriend Ryan Poston six times in his Kentucky condo while his date for the evening waited at a bar. In the interrogation room hours later she laughed, danced, sang Amazing Grace, and told detectives she had given Ryan the nose job he always wanted. She was convicted twice — the first conviction overturned because a felon was on the jury. She is currently serving life in prison. This is the full story
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She Called 911 While He Bled Out. The Autopsy Said She Was Lying. — The Courtney Clenney Case
OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney called 911 while her boyfriend Christian Obumseli bled out on the floor of their Miami penthouse in April 2022. She said she threw a knife at him from across the room in self defense. The medical examiner said the wound required a forceful deliberate downward thrust — inconsistent with a thrown knife. She has been in jail without bond for over four years. Her trial starts this summer. This is the full story
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The Judge Just Threw Out Key Evidence in the Mangione Case. Here’s Why It Matters. — Luigi Update
A New York judge just ruled that key evidence from Luigi Mangione’s backpack cannot be used at his state murder trial. The cellphone, ammunition magazine, passport, and wallet found during his McDonald’s arrest have all been suppressed. The judge called the search unconstitutional. But the murder weapon and the manifesto are still in. We break down exactly what was suppressed, why the judge threw it out, what it means for both the state and federal trials, and whether this actually changes Mangione’s chances. State trial is set for September 2026. Federal trial begins October 2026. This is the full legal breakdown.
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He Studied Why People Kill. Then He Stabbed Four Students and Never Said Why. — Bryan Kohberger Case
In the early hours of November 13th, 2022, four University of Idaho students were stabbed to death in their off-campus home in Moscow, Idaho. Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin were 20 and 21 years old. Two roommates survived. One of them saw the masked killer in the hallway and made eye contact with him. He walked past her and left. Bryan Kohberger was arrested 47 days later in Pennsylvania. He was a 28 year old PhD student in criminology at Washington State University — eight miles from the crime scene — studying criminal decision making. His phone had pinged towers near the house 23 times in the months before the murders. His DNA was on a knife sheath found next to one of the victims. On July 2nd 2025 he pleaded guilty to all four murders. He was sentenced to four consecutive life terms. He never explained why he did it. This is the full story.
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She Asked for a Divorce. He Welded Her Inside a Tank for Three Years. — The Dee Warner Case
In April 2021, Dee Ann Warner told her husband Dale she wanted a divorce and planned to sell their trucking business. The next day she was gone. Her children immediately suspected Dale. Her brother Gregg Hardy launched a five year public campaign demanding justice. For three years there was no body, no crime scene, and no hard evidence — just a missing woman and a husband with no explanation. In August 2024, Michigan State Police found Dee’s remains sealed inside a welded shut fertilizer tank on the family property. She was in her pajamas, wrapped in a tarp, her face bound with duct tape. She had been there for over three years. Dale Warner was convicted of second degree murder in March 2026 and sentenced to 70 years in prison. This is the full story.
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He Shot a CEO in Broad Daylight. Then Half of America Cheered. — The Luigi Mangione Case
On the morning of December 4th, 2024, UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed outside a Manhattan hotel while walking to a conference. The shooter disappeared into Central Park. What happened next was unlike anything seen after a murder — a significant portion of the internet celebrated the killing, and the shooter became a folk hero before anyone knew his name. His name was Luigi Mangione. 26 years old, from a wealthy Maryland family, a University of Pennsylvania graduate with no criminal record. He was found five days later in a Pennsylvania McDonald’s with a ghost gun, a fake ID, and a handwritten manifesto describing the American health insurance industry as parasitic. He faces federal charges that could carry the death penalty. His trial is still ahead. This is the full story.
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Two Trials. One Dead Cop. The Lead Detective Was Friends With the Suspects. — The Karen Read Case
Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe was found dead in the snow outside a Canton, Massachusetts house party in January 2022. His girlfriend Karen Read was charged with murder. What followed was three years, two trials, a fired detective, and a corruption scandal inside the Massachusetts State Police. The lead investigator was secretly friends with the key witnesses, sharing case information and actively working against Read. He was eventually dishonorably discharged. In June 2025, after eight weeks of testimony and 21 hours of deliberations, the jury acquitted Karen Read of murder. She walked free. John O’Keefe’s real killer, if it wasn’t her, has never been identified. This is the full story.
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She Poisoned Him on Valentine’s Day. He Survived. She Tried Again. — The Kouri Richins Case
Utah mom Kouri Richins laced her husband Eric’s Moscow Mule cocktail with five times the lethal dose of fentanyl on the night of March 3rd, 2022. He never woke up. What investigators uncovered afterward was even more shocking — secret life insurance policies, a forged signature, a prior poisoning attempt on Valentine’s Day, and an affair. Then, while under investigation, Kouri published a children’s picture book about coping with grief. She was convicted on all five counts in March 2026 and sentenced to life without parole this week. This is the full story.
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She Called 911 While He Bled Out. The Autopsy Said She Was Lying. — The Courtney Clenney Case
In April 2022, OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney called 911 to report her boyfriend Christian Obumseli had been stabbed in their luxury Miami penthouse. She said she threw a knife at him from across the room in self-defense. The medical examiner said the wound told a completely different story. Three years later, Courtney is still waiting for her trial to begin — and when it does, it’s going to be one of the most watched cases of 2026. This is the full story.
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He Posed as His Own Wife Online to Lure a Stranger to His Death. — The Brendan Banfield Case
A former IRS agent. A Brazilian au pair. And a stranger lured to his death through a fake profile on a fetish website. This is the Brendan Banfield case — one of the most calculated double murders in recent American history. Guilty on all counts.
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Every week we open the files they didn’t want public. Real cases. Real documents. No fluff. True Crime Labyrinth — enter the labyrinth, the truth is somewhere inside.
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