susanfoster+FollowIce Age Murder Mystery: Quartz Weapon DramaImagine finding a 12,000-year-old skeleton in Vietnam with a quartz-tipped weapon still lodged in his neck! Scientists say this guy survived for months after being attacked, only to die from infection. The tool wasn’t local, hinting at ancient drama between rival hunter-gatherer groups. Plus, his DNA is the oldest ever found in the region. This is basically the OG true crime cold case, and experts are obsessed with piecing together what really happened! #History #AncientHistory #TrueCrime400Share
Connie Wilson+FollowBryan Kohberger’s shocking transformationSeeing Bryan Kohberger’s old photos, it’s hard to believe how much he’s changed. Years before his name was tied to the tragic Idaho murders, he was just a chubby, smiling teen—almost unrecognizable from the gaunt, serious figure we’ve seen in court. After switching to a strict vegan diet, his appearance changed drastically, but the contrast between his past and present is striking. It’s unsettling to think about how someone so ordinary-looking could be at the center of such a horrific crime. What do you think shapes a person’s path—nature, nurture, or something else entirely? #Entertainment #BryanKohberger #TrueCrime123243Share
hnguyen+FollowNetflix doc uncovers Michigan mom’s shocking catfish schemeA small Michigan town was rocked when a new Netflix documentary revealed a mother secretly tormented her own daughter with hundreds of cruel, anonymous texts—some urging her to take her own life. Over a year, Kendra Licari posed as classmates, sending relentless messages to her daughter Lauryn and Lauryn’s boyfriend, tearing their relationship apart. The FBI eventually traced the texts back to Kendra, leading to her arrest and prison sentence. The documentary dives deep into the emotional fallout, showing how Lauryn is still grappling with trust and healing. What do you think drives someone to betray their own family like this? #Education #Netflix #TrueCrime199102Share
amercer+FollowThe Girl Came Back WrongThey told me to find a missing girl. I found the cellar first. Stone walls. Iron hooks. The word "ALIVE" scratched in chalk. Then the whispers started. My own voice on recordings I didn’t make: "She’s in the orchard." The night I saw her, she was barefoot in a nightgown, grinning in my torchlight. Clean. Unhurt. "The man in the cellar was nice," she said later. "He didn’t have a face." They closed the case. Called it a miracle. But the last recording is still on my phone. My voice, frantic: "She’s not the same." And hers, giggling: "Neither are you." (I check my reflection a lot now. Just to be sure.) #NoSleep #TrueCrime #SomethingIsOff24229Share
walkerjason+FollowThe $7M Car Heist That’s Straight Outta HollywoodImagine a $7 million car, called the most beautiful in the world, vanishing in a wild, movie-worthy heist. Enter Joe Ford, a real-life car detective who hunts down rare stolen rides for a living. This Talbot-Lago mystery has it all: FBI, Interpol, luxury resorts, and a shocking betrayal. The chase spans a decade and the stakes? Life-changing. Who knew the world of classic cars was this cutthroat? #Cars #truecrime #carheist20Share
Benjamin Contreras+FollowWhich Idaho student murder doc is worth your time?One Night In Idaho: The College Murders stands out as the must-watch documentary on the tragic University of Idaho student murders. Unlike its competitor, this Prime Video series goes beyond the crime scene, offering deeply personal interviews with the victims’ families and roommates, giving a voice to those most affected. It also tackles the real-world impact of online speculation, showing how internet sleuths added to the pain of the community. While both documentaries cover the investigation, only One Night In Idaho delivers the emotional depth and respect these stories deserve. If you’re choosing just one, this is the one to watch. What are your thoughts on how true crime stories should be told? #Education #TrueCrime #IdahoMurders00Share
Heather Owens+FollowCruise Ship Nightmare: Amy Bradley’s Case 🚢Amy Bradley’s brother just dropped a bombshell about why he’ll never set foot on a cruise ship again. He claims if people knew what the family has uncovered about cruise ship dangers since Amy vanished, no one would ever cruise. With a new Netflix docuseries and a possible breakthrough sighting, the debate is raging: Are cruise ships hiding more than we think? #Entertainment #AmyBradley #TrueCrime2819Share
rachael30+FollowOut of the Woods: True Crime Fans Divided 😱Everyone’s talking about Gregg Olsen’s ‘Out of the Woods’ and how it flips the true crime script—finally focusing on the victim, Shasta Groene, instead of glorifying the killer. Some fans say it’s a necessary, raw look at survival, but others think the graphic details go too far. Is Olsen exploiting trauma, or giving Shasta her voice at last? The fandom is seriously split over this one! #Entertainment #Books #TrueCrime20Share
Renee Hodges+FollowFlorida man’s triple marriage shocks communityA Florida man secretly married three women at the same time, and none of them knew about each other until the truth exploded. Each wife thought she’d found her perfect match, only to discover he was allegedly after their money. The story unraveled when one wife reached out to another, leading to his arrest and a felony bigamy conviction. Now, he’s on probation and officially a felon. It’s wild to think how easily someone can hide such a double (or triple!) life. What do you think—should the system have caught this sooner? Have you ever heard of anything like this? #Relationships #FloridaNews #TrueCrime326210Share
ethanconner+FollowIndy’s dark past comes alive on wheelsImagine rolling through Indianapolis and hearing chilling stories of mobsters, unsolved mysteries, and notorious crimes right where they happened. The Infamous Indy True Crime Bus Tour is shaking up how we connect with the city’s wildest history—taking true crime fans, history buffs, and curious locals straight to the scenes that shaped Indy’s reputation. Each tour is packed with well-researched, real-life tales, but there’s also a focus on telling these stories with respect for those affected. Would you hop on a bus to see Indy’s darker side, or do you think some stories are better left untold? #News #Indianapolis #TrueCrime00Share
