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11 YO Goes Undercover to Expose Mom’s Murderer | The Case of Collier Landry

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- I heard a scream coming from my sister. I heard a thud, a little... - Okay, could you describe this sound for us? - It was about this loud. And then I just panicked. - All right, now did you get up at that time to investigate what had happened? - No, I did not. - And could you tell the jury why you didn’t? - Because I was extremely afraid of my father, I always have. - This is 12-year-old Collier Landry, the only witness in a murder case involving his own father, Dr. Jack Boyle. - Collier saddled up to me and he started whispering, and he said, “My mother would never leave me, this is not right, my mother would never do this.” In our line of work, we call that a clue. - Compelled to fight his own father, 12-year-old Collier Landry didn’t hesitate to face off against the local police department, the local media, and even his own family to find his mother. With a little help from one dissident detective, he summoned his courage and started investigating on his own. But little did he
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When Loud Music Leads to Murder... | The Case of the Carr Family

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This was the Dubberly family. Before 1988, they lived a happy life in Alturas, Florida. They went to church every Sunday and never caused any trouble. On June 14th, 16-year-old Duane Dubberly found a disturbing letter in the mailbox threatening the family to move out of Florida or they would all die. When Duane showed the letter to his parents, his mother, Peggy, started to worry, while her husband, Pye, dismissed it as a prank. October 23rd, four months later, Duane's mother, Peggy, fell suddenly ill, complaining of nausea and extreme pain, losing large amounts of hair. As her condition got worse, Peggy's husband, Pye, refused to take her to the hospital. One week later, Peggy fell into a coma. Her son, Duane, started having the same symptoms. December 2nd, police identify the cause of the sickness as thallium, a deadly chemical used in rat poison. When authorities tested the remaining members of the family, all of them showed high amounts of thallium, even Pye, Peggy's
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Teen Mom Missing– 14 Years Later Her Sister Gets DM “She’s Alive” | The Case of Sherry Leighty

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Growing up, Shelly Nagle was always protective of her little sister, Sherry. When she got pregnant at only 15, Shelly was by her side, and since then, never stops looking out for her. Eight years later, Shelly is throwing a big birthday party for her youngest son. She expects her little sister to join the celebration, yet she fails to show up. When I didn't hear from her at all, I felt like something bad could have happened. In the small town of Altoona, rumor starts spreading that Sherry has run away, leaving her husband and children behind. Deserted by their own mother, that's the story Sherry Leighty's children grew up believing. My sister would never have just left the kids. Left him, yes. Left the kids, no. When Shelly took her suspicions to the police, they refused to look into the case because of the rumors, but there was no way Shelly could accept this. Instead, she began investigating on her own by opening a Facebook page and directly messaging the various suspec
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Mom Disappears – 20 Years Later Her Daughter Finds This in her Diary | The Case Of Lalana Bramble

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On October 12th, 1980, nine-year-old LaLana Bramble’s mom, Marlene, leaves the house but never returns. Her husband Bill spends hours driving around, but finds nothing. LaLana believes her mom has abandoned her. October 13th, the next day. Police investigate a man named Glenn St. Hilaire, after his affair with Marlene is made known. When questioned by the authorities, he hands over Marlene’s diaries. Only a few hours later, police release Glenn St. Hilaire and Marlene’s case quickly grows cold. For more than 20 years, the circumstances surrounding Marlene’s disappearance would remain a mystery, unless her daughter, LaLana, could solve her case, not yet knowing that hidden in the diary was something that put Marlene’s children in grave danger. "Marlene loved those two kids and there was no way in the world she would’ve left and not taken the kids with her." "The very least I can do, as her child, is see that she gets justice. " The year is 1980. Four-year-old LaLan
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