In 2021 in Currie North Carolina, a man was driving his pickup when he came across two strange things— first a man suffering from terrible injuries walking in the dark. Then something else which defies explanation. The driver dialed 911 and for 11 minutes his close encounter with something unexplainable was documented in real time. Then, the call disappeared for four years. In 2025, renewed interest in the case has drawn the caller out of obscurity to say what he saw that night.

Jon and Drew go live and talk Lindsay Clancy; the latest successes and changes to the show, and take live comments.

Retired Air Force General Neil McCasland is still missing—but his case led us to an even stranger mystery. We investigate Amy Eskridge, the anti-gravity researcher who reported stalking, death threats and directed-energy attacks before sending an eerie warning: “If you see any report that I killed myself, I most definitely did not.” Now her 2022 death has resurfaced amid questions about a growing list of missing and deceased American scientists—and even Congress and the FBI are paying attention.

On the morning of August 18th, three systems collided in Worcester, Massachusetts: a 911 center, a police department that had to investigate one of its own. Officers were called to Wildwood Avenue on a report of a person down. They found Kurt Solomon — 57 years old, a former military police officer, a 31-year veteran of the Worcester Police Department. Six days later, his wife Karen Solomon, co-founder of Blue H.E.L.P., was found dead in the woods off May Street. Worcester Police Chief Paul Saucier has said investigators believe this was a murder-suicide. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has not issued a ruling. Nobody has been tried, and nobody ever will be.

I tried to understand Lindsay Clancy without condemning—or excusing—what she did. Since then, something changed my mind: the people determined to make her a tragic hero. When compassion becomes exoneration, when responsibility is blamed on everyone except the person who killed three children, true crime has lost the plot. Time to take down the self-important Lindsay Clancy cult, and the true crime community which has allowed emotions to hijack the higher reasoning.

Sarah's Suitcase: True Crime Unzipped is a deep-dive true crime channel unraveling the bizarre and tragic case of Sarah Boone—the woman who claims her boyfriend's death was a game gone wrong. Hosted by a former police lieutenant and 911 dispatcher, this channel delivers expert analysis, raw 911 calls, courtroom drama, and exclusive insights that go far beyond the headlines.

Ever wondered what REALLY happens within the walls of an emergency dispatch 911 center? This 2-part series dives into 10 shocking truths about 911 dispatchers! We clear up misconceptions civilians have AND expose the challenges first responders face on the line. Dispatchers are the front line — hear their untold stories!

In this 3 part podcast, we dive into the mysterious case of Amanda Nenigar, who found herself lost in the unforgiving desert with only a cell phone to rely on. Join us as we analyze the 911 call that captured her desperate plea for help and explore the baffling cell phone data that adds a new layer of intrigue to this perplexing case.