A bank robber known as Cowboy Bob evades capture during a series of cleverly executed bank robberies in Texas. The FBI struggles to connect the cases and is frustrated by the robber's behavior. A woman named Peggy Jo successfully robs a bank, triggers a die pack, and makes a daring escape in her RV, leaving the police in pursuit.

The hosts discuss their visit to a correctional facility and sharing podcast content with incarcerated individuals. They talk about the formation of a literary club and anecdotes about wearing glasses. They mention a PowerPoint presentation and a visit to June Cherry's house. They explore the idea of forming a liberal arts club and discuss their favorite stories and upcoming bonus episodes.

A 911 operator shares her experiences, including the process of calling 911, the emotional toll of the job, and a significant event. The podcast also includes stories about a mother's call for help, a parent's distress, and being trapped in a freezer. The speaker appreciates their mother's strength and promotes 'Criminal Plus'.

Discover the emotional journey of a man uncovering his father's involvement in the tragic Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire. Explore the heroism and inadequate safety measures of the fire, the devastating aftermath, and the impactful work of Frances Perkins. Learn about the ongoing efforts to remember the tragedy and reflect on hope and memory.

This podcast episode explores the disbelief and suspicion faced by Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn after they were kidnapped and how they dealt with negative online comments and betrayal. It also discusses their emotional reunion, the investigation, evidence collection, and their journey of recovery, parenthood, and healing.

A terrifying home invasion, a challenging police interrogation, and a chilling encounter with a sinister organization. Uncertainty and fear follow a revelation, while support and doubt surround the victim's story. Part One sets the stage for a continuation in Part Two.

The podcast explores the suspicious death of Bianca Rudolph on a hunting trip in Zambia's national park. The investigation uncovers suspicions of foul play, including concerns about her husband's involvement, financial gain, and an affair. The FBI gets involved and eventually arrests and charges the husband and his mistress. The chapter also discusses the forensic analysis of the shooting incident and the husband's alleged insurance fraud.

Explore the fascinating story of Ken Eto, a Japanese American who rose through the ranks of Chicago's organized crime family. Discover his involvement in gambling and the discrimination faced by Japanese Americans during World War II. Learn about Eto's arrest, cooperation with the FBI, and his later life in Atlanta. Dive into the intriguing details of Eto's life in the Chicago outfit and his ultimate betrayal.

This podcast covers various interesting topics, including a police officer responding to a call about a person crying for help, only to find out it was a goat. They also discuss a parent catching their child pretending to save fish and a man finding his dentures missing, suspecting a mouse. They talk about daily activities, lassoing skills, and advertisements. They also share stories about a unique cat named Onion and the mischief of John's cat in the kitchen. Finally, they discuss Scout, a therapy dog at Meadowbrook senior living facility and how he interacts with the residents.

Andrea Armstrong, Genius Grant winner and founder of the Incarceration Transparency Project, discusses exposing prison conditions and deaths in Louisiana. Topics include the shooting of Alton Sterling, poor treatment of protesters in jail, and inhumane conditions on death row. The importance of recognizing the humanity of incarcerated individuals is emphasized.