When 41-year-old Rhoni Reuter woke up on October 4, 2007, she had no idea that she and her unborn child would be killed, but tragically, that is what happened just before 8 am. When investigators discover a typed note in her purse about her cheating boyfriend of 17 years, Shaun Gayle, he is the first person they want to speak to. From Shaun, they learn that he was involved with other women, and that one of them may have been Rhoni's killer. But when that woman gets cleared of all wrongdoing, another, Marni Yang, gets catapulted into the forefront as a primary suspect. Join us for today's case to learn who killed Rhoni and her unborn child, and why. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started.

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In 2019, 41-year-old Gurpreet Singh presented himself to the outside world as someone who had it all figured out and had the money to show for it. What he didn't want others to know was that he was struggling financially, and he and his family were barely getting by. He even enlisted the help of his father-in-law, Hakiakat Pannag, who lived with him and his wife, Shalinderjit, along with other family members, to help him pay it off, which caused a strain in the relationship. So, when Gurpreet walks into his home on the night of April 28 to find 4 members of his family, including his wife, murdered, he soon becomes the primary suspect. Join us for today's episode to learn what led to the tragic ending. So, grab your cafecito and let's get started.

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On the night of September 28, 2001, law enforcement in Fremont County, CO, had no idea that it would turn out to be the worst night of many of their careers. What started as a routine 911 call escalated into the death of Deputy Jason Schwartz, injuries to other officers, and the critical injury of one. A manhunt started for the Stovall twins, Michael and Joel, who led multiple agencies on a 24-hour chase, but luckily, it ended without any additional serious injuries. Join us for today's case to find out what caused such a terrifying night. So, grab your cafecitos and let's get started.

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