Step into the enigmatic world of Retired Detective Davis as the Paranoid Sisters delve deep into her mind. Uncover the untold secrets of her journey to becoming a detective and unravel the mysteries behind her ingenious investigative strategies. Join us on a thrilling exploration of the shadows where truth and deception intertwine, as we uncover the captivating tales hidden within the mind of Detective Davis.

At 19 years years old, Cohee committed a heinous act, murdering and dismembering Warren Barnes, a 69-year-old beloved homeless man on February 27, 2021. Just because Brian had the "desire" to kill. Shockingly, some of the Warrens’ remains were found concealed in Cohee's bedroom closet at his parents’ home by Brian's mother.

In a chilling turn of events, a Fort Carson soldier, Dermot Blake, shocked first responders by admitting to shooting his wife, Tashianna Blake, in their home, in front of their 2 daughters. The incident unfolded around 1 a.m. at their residence on Squawbush Ridge Grove, sending waves of shock through the community. Upon arrival, authorities discovered Tashianna lifeless inside the home.

Part 2 of 2 delves deep into the tragic events surrounding the disappearance and death of 11-year-old Gannon, shedding light on the chilling truth behind Letecia Stauch, his stepmother, who committed the heinous act in his own bedroom. Furthermore, it unravels the harrowing journey of discovery that led to Gannon's final resting place in Pace, Florida.

Letecia Stauch, Stepmother of 11-year-old Gannon, killed him in his bedroom on the day he went missing. She stabbed him 18 times, hit him in the head with an object, and shot him with a handgun. She then cleaned up the crime scene and disposed of his body in a suitcase. She also lied to investigators about her whereabouts and activities on that day and afterward. She claimed that Gannon was sick, stayed home from school that day, and drove to various places with him throughout the day.

Lea Porter, a 19-year-old, vanished without a trace on June 3, 2014, in the ominous shadows of Westminster, Colorado. She left her hometown to visit a high school friend but never returned. Since that chilling night, Lea has not used her phone, credit cards, or social media. Her abandoned car, discovered near an apartment building, revealed a disturbing twist – her belongings were gone. The eerie silence surrounding Lea's disappearance paints a haunting picture of a life abruptly snuffed out, leaving only unanswered questions in its wake.

Uncover the secrets of the forensic world in this riveting interview with Jess, a seasoned Forensic Interviewer and Investigative Specialist. Delve into the intricacies of her profession as she unveils the art of interviewing victims and witnesses. Jess also explores the profound impact it has on her day-to-day life. Get ready for a captivating journey into the mind of a professional who navigates the shadows of investigation with skill and determination.

A body was dismembered and then stuffed into two suitcases that were dumped near Sanderson Gulch in the 1700 block of South Java Way in the Mar Lee neighborhood, according to an arrest affidavit. City parks workers who were plowing snow from sidewalks found the suitcases on Dec. 29, 2020.

On February 9th, 1960, the Grandson of Adolph Coors and heir, Adolph Coors III, disappeared while driving to work from his Morrison, Colorado, home. The then chairman of the Golden, Colorado, brewery was kidnapped and held for ransom before being shot to death. Surrounding evidence launched one of the FBI’s largest manhunts.

On April 1, 2011, in Denver, Colorado, Kenia, a vivacious nineteen-year-old who had embraced life in the U.S. for seven years, embarked on a night out with friends. After graduating high school the previous year, she joined two friends at a trendy lounge bar, leaving her purse and phone at the table when she briefly stepped away to the restroom. However, to their surprise, Kenia never returned, leaving the night shrouded in mystery.

In 1984, the Bennett Family Murders in Colorado involved the brutal killings of Bruce and Debra Bennett, along with their two young daughters, by an unidentified assailant. Their bodies were later discovered with signs of brutal violence. The case remained unsolved for decades until DNA evidence led to the arrest and conviction of the Colorado Hammer Killer.

The Colorado Hammer Killer attacked three people in 12 days in January 1984: Jim and Kim Haubenchild, Patricia Smith, and Donna Holm. All three victims were seemingly random and had no known connection to the killer. The attacks caused widespread fear and panic in the Aurora community.

This is Kelsie Schelling's story; she was last seen in Pueblo, Colorado on February 4, 2013, driving her 2011 Black Chevrolet Cruze. The vehicle was found abandoned on February 14, 2013, in an open employee hospital parking lot. Kelsie lived in Denver, Colorado, but drove to Pueblo, Colorado, to meet her boyfriend at Walmart.