One suicide is a tragedy, two is a coincidence, three is suspicious...but four, well, that is the work of a serial killer. Join us as we discuss the Widow of Highland Park and the crimes that led her to be ostracized from this affluent community. 

Two families lives overlap when a bitter family feud turns into a contentious lawsuit. The Tobolowsky family is confident that they know who murdered Ira Tobolowsky in his garage one early morning in 2016, but justice for that crime has yet to be served. Join us as we discuss the feud leading up to the crime, the Tobolosky family home, Ponzi schemes, male escorts and more.

It’s the story that has spurred several made for TV movies. When family friends Candy Montgomery and Allan Gore started an illicit affair, it set a series of events in motion that would change both of their lives and the lives of their family members forever. Join us as we discuss the Wylie Axe Murder and the real estate surrounding this infamous case.

Rowlett, Texas in June of 1996, on paper, shouldn’t have been the site of such a horrific event. An idyllic upscale community on the banks of Lake Ray Hubbard, shouldn’t also be the site of an unimaginable murder that grabbed national headlines. In a huge, colonial style home, nestled on a cul-de-sac, the lives of two innocent boys were stolen from the world. The convicted murderer: their mother.

Join us as we discuss the case of Darlie Routier and the brutal murder of her children, Damon (5) and Devon (6).

A murder strikes mid-day in the heart of affluent, River Oaks Houston and it soon becomes apparent that the Angleton family is living a very different life than what they are presenting to the public.

In Fort Worth, Texas in the 1970s an oil tycoon is accused of a double homicide. He’s also accused of the attempted murder of his anything but unassuming, soon-to-be ex wife. Join us as we talk about murder, golf, Vaseline, Texas and the story of T. Cullen Davis.

When 4949 Swiss was built in 1917 it was one of the grandest homes in Dallas with three stories and over 7,000 square feet of yellow brick and a tile rimmed veranda. Everyone who has stepped foot inside the house remarked on the grand, sweeping staircase made of hand-rubbed mahogany. The home was famous for a pair of baby grand pianos and a mirror “the size of Texas”. But, as the years passed, the glitz and glamor began to fade and it became the scene of an epic battle between the widow and the conman.