Crime.Tea.Chronicles with lizzy

In 2009, a young mother vanished from her home overnight — leaving behind her two small sons and a husband whose story never made sense.Susan Powell has never been found.In this episode of Dear Lizzy, we break down the timeline, the red flags, and the disturbing chain of events that turned this disappearance into one of the most haunting true crime cases ever told.Listener discretion advised.Tonight’s case involves the disappearance of a mother and difficult details involving family and loss. Please listen with care.

Listener discretion advised.In this episode of Crime.Tea.Chronicles with Lizzy, we talk about something that’s harder than the crime itself.The silence.This is the story of a young girl who was failed — not just by one person, but by an entire circle of people who saw the signs, heard the cries, noticed the bruises… and did nothing.This episode isn’t just about what happened behind closed doors. It’s about the neighbors who looked away. The kids who knew. The adults who suspected. The system that didn’t step in.Because sometimes the most disturbing part of a case isn’t the monster.It’s the bystanders.We’re breaking down the timeline, the warning signs, the psychology of group silence, and the devastating reality of what happens when accountability never shows up.This is heavy.This is heartbreaking.And this one will stay with you.Listener discretion advised.

In this episode of Crime.Tea.Chronicles, we explore the disappearance of Bryce Laspisa — a college student whose sudden behavioral changes and unexplained 500-mile drive toward home became the start of a mystery that remains unsolved.We walk through the timeline leading up to Bryce vanishing, the known facts, and the questions that still linger today — told with care and respect for those affected.⚠️ Listener discretion advised: This episode discusses mental health themes and missing persons.Follow and share to help keep these stories heard.

In this episode of Crime.Tea.Chronicles, we break down the disturbing case of Christa Pike, the youngest woman ever sentenced to death in the United States. At just 18 years old, Pike was convicted of the brutal murder of Colleen Slemmer, a crime rooted in obsession, jealousy, and control.Listener discretion advised.

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