16-year-old Judy Rawlings was reported missing from her family’s home on October 5th, 2001. Two weeks later, her body was found in the woods. Police have identified a suspect, but the murder remains unsolved over twenty years later.

Join Mike and Morf as they discuss the murder of Judy Rawlings. What is tougher on the family of a murder victim: to have no idea who the perpetrator is, or to have an idea, but the police are unable to charge that person? There is a person very much on the police radar in this case, and many signs are pointing to his involvement. But as we know, that is not enough.

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For over a decade, there have been questions regarding the death of Michelle O’Connell, a young mother from Florida who was in a relationship with a sheriff’s deputy. Her death is officially declared a suicide, but several experts believe the evidence points to a homicide.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the death of Michelle O'Connell. Michelle had told friends and family that she was going to end the relationship with her boyfriend. They had tickets to a concert, and Michelle decided to go with him, but intended to break up with him that night. She ended up dead that night, and the authorities ruled it a suicide. Many believe that the evidence proves something else.

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In the ‘70s and ‘80s, three Florida women went missing under suspiciously similar circumstances. The women didn’t know each other. Their only connection was a man named Cleveland Hill Jr. All three women went missing after they ended their affairs with Hill.

Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the murders of Margaret Dash, Retha Hiers, and Donyelle Johnson. All three of these women had relationships with Cleveland Hill, ended them, and then subsequently went missing. It's tough to write that off as a coincidence. Hill had a long history of violence and once shot both his wife and mother-in-law.

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