The podcast discusses the tragic attack on Diane Whipple by her neighbor's dogs, raising questions about pet owner responsibility. It explores legal complexities and ethical dilemmas surrounding the case, including involuntary manslaughter charges and second-degree murder allegations. The episode touches on adult adoptions, therapy benefits, and summer camp challenges, shedding light on the consequences of owning aggressive dogs.

Learn about the notorious 17th-century serial killer Giulia Tofana in this chilling episode with criminologists Meghan Sacks and Amy Shlosberg. Discover how she sold lethal poison disguised as cosmetics, confessing to poisoning hundreds before facing her own fate. Dive into the gendered use of poison by women in history and explore the intriguing world of female crime across time.

Twin sisters Ursula and Sabina Eriksson exhibit bizarre behavior on a British highway, leading to a fatal stabbing and arrest. The podcast explores shared psychotic disorder, societal attitudes towards female criminals, and reflections on mental health policies and career aspirations.

Aileen Wuornos, an infamous female serial killer, is discussed in-depth in this episode. The podcast covers her troubled childhood, intense relationship dynamics, challenges in sex work, discovery of male murder victims in Florida, and her eventual conviction and execution. The hosts analyze her life, crimes, motivations, and the complexities of justice and prevention in cases like hers.

Noelle Martin, a young woman whose life was changed after googling herself, discusses her fight against image-based abuse, the evolution of AI deepfakes, and the legal implications of deepfake technology. The podcast also covers the influence of deepfakes on social media platforms, challenges in prosecuting perpetrators, and the global responses to combat deepfake technology.

Mary Shieler, involved in a passionate love triangle that led to the murder of an innocent 22-year-old man, explores the consequences of technology on crime, deceptive online relationships, the dark world of catfishing, and the tragic outcome of complex situations.

When a member of the prominent Coors family goes missing, it’s a race against the clock to find the person who abducted him before it’s too late. Listen now to the story of Adolph Coors III, on the Moms and Mysteries Podcast. Find us wherever you listen to podcasts, or go to https://linktr.ee/MomsandmysteriesFollow us: • Instagram @momsandmysteriespodcast• Twitter/X  @momsmysteries  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Madison Russo, a college student with a viral cancer story turned criminal, faked her diagnosis for financial gain. The podcast explores the allure of social media attention and deceit, the impact of fake cancer scams, and the repercussions of white-collar crimes on future opportunities and mental health rehabilitation.

Jordan Turpin, a brave teenage girl, escaped a house of horrors by calling 911. The podcast covers the Turpin family's extreme abuse, the siblings' inspirational escape planning, and their struggles post-incarceration. It highlights the importance of intervention in cases of neglect and explores donation options and career paths in criminology and forensic psychology.

Mekayla Bali, a young girl who vanished mysteriously eight years ago, shares her compelling story. The discussion dives into her last known movements and troubled communications before her disappearance. Investigators face challenges tracing her digital footprint while concerns about online vulnerability and human trafficking are raised. The conversation balances the gravity of her case with light-hearted moments and reflections on broader issues of missing persons, making it an engaging exploration of a heartbreaking mystery.