In the second part of our coverage on the Amber Hagerman story, we?ll be focusing on the aftermath of Amber?s death and the reason why she is often referred to as the guardian angel of missing children. We'll discuss how the community of North Texas reacted to Amber's story by creating the Dallas Amber Plan, which would eventually lead to the adoption of the AMBER Alert on a national level. Finally, we'll discuss the latest news on the investigation and how there is still hope that Amber's case will one day be solved.

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It has been 25 years since 9-year-old Amber Hagerman was abducted off her bike in Arlington, and still, her killer has never been found. In part one of this two-part series, we'll discuss Amber's life and describe what we know about the crime that would later inspire the AMBER Alert.

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In 1993 two gunshots rocked the town of Brownsville Texas. Little did residents know the ensuing investigation would expose a web of crime and vengeance along the Texas border. Join us as we discuss the murder of Joey Fischer.

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March 2nd to March 21st, 2018: For twenty days, the capital city of Texas was terrorized by a spree bomber with no clear motivation who worked at a rapid pace. The Austin bombing spree became one of the largest bomb investigations in the United States, the largest since the Boston Marathon bombing of 2013. Over 600 FBI agents actively worked this investigation along with the Austin Police Department, the ATF, and other agencies.

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This week we talked about a story that almost became a cold case forever. Join us as we look at how the world of forensic science and technology made it possible to finally catch a murderer after 15 years and deliver justice for one Houston family. A warning before we begin though: This case involves sexual assault, a vicious murder, and violence to a child. Please be advised.

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Cherry Walker, a 39 year old developmentally disabled woman, was thrilled to begin a new chapter in her life as she moved into her first apartment. But within a few short months, her body was discovered burned along a lonely stretch of road. Cherry's death was declared a homicide and the investigation quickly turned to an unlikely suspect.

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It's the time of the season. Our favorite time of the season. We've all been waiting for it. This is the ACNC 2020 Anniversary Special (Blooper Reel Included). We sincerely hope that you all stay safe over the break and join us next year in 2021. Lastly, a big thank you to all of our amazing Patrons, without you all we could seriously not do this show. Best wishes and see you in a few weeks!

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Just in time for the holiday season, our little gift to you is episode 81: The Fruitcake Bandit. This festive tale features absolutely no murder! Join us for an intense discussion of a somewhat controversial holiday food item and a bizarre multi-million dollar scam.

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In 2012 a matriarch of a well known family in San Saba went missing and her caretaker was found murdered. The ensuing investigation led authorities down a dark and twisted road of family greed and decades of hatred.

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In February of 2000, construction project manager Darrell North was found brutally murdered in his mobile office trailer in Fort Worth. The tremendous amount of blood at the scene could have obscured evidence, but through bloodstain pattern analysis (BPA) crime scene analysts were able to identify drops of the killer's blood amongst the victim's. In this episode we will discuss how multiple lines of evidence converged to catch a killer.

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This episode we have a very famous Texas case for you. One from our own backyard in fact. This story starts as a classic "whodunit" and ends with a myriad of questions. Come along with us as we explore a small town murder mystery with it?s roots buried in a secret bloody love triangle. This is Ep 78: The Texas Cadet Murder.

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Patrick Dennehy and the Baylor Bears, Part II, is available now! With Patrick's disappearance now a murder investigation, a second investigation into charges of NCAA violations by the Baylor basketball program also begins. Allegations of corruption, a whistleblower, secret recordings, and a surprise plea will all be discussed in the culmination of this disturbing case.

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In June 2003, promising Baylor college basketball star Patrick Dennehy went missing. The ensuing investigation uncovered a scandal that ripped through the team and threatened the very university itself. Today?s story is about sports, power, money, murder, and one man?s quest to avoid losing it all.

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In Beaumont on April 4, 1980, Suzanne Knuth was out with her husband Calvin when their car broke down. Calvin ran ahead to retrieve their second vehicle and by the time he returned, Suzanne was gone. Follow as eyewitness statements guide Beaumont and Galveston investigators to a sandy beach on the Bolivar Peninsula.

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Episode 74 is available now! This week, let?s get in our way-back machine and travel to the old west to learn about the man, the myth, the legend: Sam Bass.

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A very special episode is available now: ACNC Live from the Streets. We spoke with protesters, organizers, and community leaders at rallies in Arlington and Fort Worth, Texas to provide a platform for the voices participating in the Black Lives Matter movement. We would like to let this episode stand on its own as the thoughts and words of those individuals involved in this historical moment.

All proceeds from this episode will be donated to the Dallas Chapter of the Black Youth Project. This organization is committed to advocacy work and providing mutual aid, legal support, bail funds, and other logistical supportive services to better the lived experiences of all Black people. Their current agenda is the She Safe, We Safe pledge to end gender-based violence. To learn more about the cause and offer support, visit byp100.org.

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In May of 1991, 24-year-old Scott Dunn disappeared from his apartment in Lubbock. An order of superhero crime sleuths and a room full of blood help solve the case that could have been forever cold.

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This week we will be discussing a horribly gruesome tale from not too far away. Back in 1993, a rural area on the outskirts of the DFW metroplex was forever changed by a pair of gruesome murders. Perhaps it was just a random one time event, or maybe this was just the beginning of a potential trail of destruction at the hands of a possible serial killer. I?ll let you decide as we discuss the events of Episode 72: The Cherub Faced Killer.

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In 1988, Tyler socialite and millionaire Bette Lucas passed away suddenly her home from a massive head wound and brain damage. Her son Steven claimed that her death was a tragic accident due to a fall from her 2nd story landing but her autopsy suggested that she had been bludgeoned. We will discuss Bette's injuries, the details of her fall, and the scene of the alleged crime in this episode where forensics meets physics.

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This week Shea brings you a story with a little bit of everything. We will be traveling across the expanse of North Texas and discussing themes like romantic dancing, bars of solid silver, love triangles, lifestyles of high society Texans, and hired hit-men. It?s a classic ?who done it? story with plenty of plot twists and certainly a heavy dose of tragic endings. Strap in for another wild ride as we present Episode 70: Romance and Revenge in the High Plains.

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In the second part of our coverage about the 1960 murder of Irene Garza, we rejoin the investigation as it begins to heat up again in the early 2000s. Listen as we describe how modern law enforcement officers, journalists, and Irene's family and friends kept her memory alive for decades until the case was finally, at long last, prosecuted.

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In McAllen, Texas in 1960, a young woman named Irene Garza was found dead after going to confession at her church. Although suspicions swirled about the identity of her killer, the case went unclosed for decades. This is a story of a cover-up, religious doctrine, political intrigue, and a family?s 50-year quest for justice.

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The first segment covers the viscous quadruple murders of an entire family from Lubbock in 2004: Tammy Cooper, Mahogany Allen, KaDiece Allen, and Kasheim Allen. This case is still unsolved. If you have any information regarding this case, please contact the Crime Tip Line at (806) 741-1000. You may remain anonymous and you may be eligible for a cash reward.

And after the case presentation, stay tuned for a special interview with journalist and podcaster Jordan Smith who shares information about her career and her involvement in covering the murder of Stacey Stites.

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On this week's episode I wanted to cover a case from Southwest Texas from 2016. It?s a case that left a community without answers for years. But now, finally in 2019 two trials have wrapped up and have given us a much needed conclusion in a shocking missing persons case.

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It's the end of 2019 and it's time for our 2nd podcast anniversary special! We begin with a few of the dumbest crimes of 2019, including people breaking out of prison for snacks and the Blue Bell ice cream lickers. Next up we have a Q & A with listener questions. Finally, we present the long-awaited 2019 blooper reel! Thanks to everyone for another great year and we'll see you all soon in 2020!

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This week Erin presents the tale of the Catt family and a mysterious series of bank robberies near Katy Texas in 2012. Interestingly, this story has ties to other states and other crimes. So strap in and get ready for this wild tale that sounds like it could be the plot of a made for TV movie.

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In this episode we delve deep into the forensic evidence and additional details that were not presented at trial. Hopefully by the end of this episode you will be caught up with current arguments from both sides of this case.

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In Part 1 of our coverage we discuss the state's case against Rodney Reed and the evidence used to link Reed to Stacey's murder. In Part 2 we will examine everything that went wrong in this case, including suppressed evidence, questionable forensic evidence, false testimony, and more. So join us as we push forward into this two part series.

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On April 23rd, 1996 Stacey Stites was found murdered in Bastrop, Texas. Rodney Reed was arrested, charged, and condemned to death for her murder. Over the years many concerned organizations, celebrities, business owners, and humanitarians have argued that Rodney Reed is innocent of this crime. The ground swelling movement surrounding this case was an effective agent for action. This week an indefinite stay of execution has been ordered.

In Part 1 of our coverage we discuss the state's case against Rodney Reed and the evidence used to link Reed to Stacey's murder. In Part 2 we will examine everything that went wrong in this case, including suppressed evidence, questionable forensic evidence, false testimony, and more. So join us as we push forward into this two part series.

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Our Halloween episode is a little late this year due to The Sickness That Would't End, but it is finally here! Listen as Erin regales us with 5 stories from around Texas, including Witch Mountain of Cedar Hill, the cursed clock of Gonzales, the abductions of Clayton and Donna Lee of Houston, Bailey's Light of Bailey's Prairie, and Jacklyn's Intruder of Fort Worth.

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On New Years Eve in 1993, the small town of Pampa, Texas was rocked by a triple homicide discovered in a local family home. Initial investigations and reporting from the local media had everyone thinking the case was a horrific escalation of domestic violence, amped up by drugs and alcohol. However, 24 years later, many people on both sides of the case still have questions, theories, and strong feelings regarding what exactly happened that bloody News Year?s Eve night and if justice was served. In this episode, we will take a hard look at the facts and try to remain impartial as we present one of the most contested and controversial cases the Texas Panhandle has ever seen.

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In November of 2015, a man in black shot at Judge Julie Kocurek 4 times and disappeared. The hunt for the shooter led investigators to the leader of a Houston criminal enterprise. Join us as Erin describes the many crimes of the alleged perpetrator and how Texas became changed for the better.

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Today's case covers a murder in South Central Texas from 2002. This story comes to us from the small town of Navasota where it shocked a community when one of their own residents was gunned down in their own home. This case is a big 'whodunnit' that consists of a web of suspects, a series of weird circumstances, a variety of forensic evidence, bombshells, twists and turns, but at its heart it remains a shocking tragic loss to a rural community. So sit back and get ready because we have a ton of stuff to go over as we bring you Episode 58: Close to Home.

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In January of 2005, Air Force Staff Sergeant Michael Severance disappeared from his San Angelo home without a trace. Multiple law enforcement agencies and the Air Force Office of Special Investigations teamed up to investigate the case. While his disappearance was initially thought to be a case of desertion, it takes a sharp turn to homicide once his body was recovered.

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On March 7, 2014, Crystal Jackson and Britney Cosby went missing from their Houston home. Their bodies were later discovered abandoned in a Galveston alleyway. What could have happened to these two young people who had their whole lives ahead of them? The answer will leave you shocked at what evils can exist, even within your own family.

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On June 13, 1983, the bodies of Jerry Dean and Deborah Thornton were found horrifically beaten to death with a pickaxe. Seventeen days later, Danny Garret and Karla Faye Tucker were arrested for the double homicide. After Tucker becomes a born-again Christian in prison, she launches a campaign for clemency that sets off an international debate about redemption and the death penalty.

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And always remember: crime is bigger in Texas, y'all!

This week we delve into a turf war between jocks and punk teens in Amarillo that ultimately resulted in the death of a nineteen year old. We discuss whether the punishment fits the crime as well as how important image can be during a murder trial. In Good News Erin brings us a compelling story of Texan survival.

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In May of 2013 three letters contaminated with ricin were mailed to President Barack Obama, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and Michael Glaze, the director of the nonprofit organization Mayors Against Illegal Guns. An actress named Shannon Guess Richardson stepped forward to accuse her husband of being involved, but the true story may not be so simple. This case also brought to light the Mail Isolation Control and Tracking program, a secret mass surveillance system that monitors all mail sent in the United States.

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And always remember: crime is bigger in Texas, y'all!

On September 15, 1999 the Wedgwood Baptist Church in Fort Worth was celebrating its Wednesday night youth services after a nationwide See You at the Pole Rally in remembrance of the Columbine shooting. A man entered the church and opened fire, killing seven people, mostly children. The shooting would have a lasting effect on political discourse about gun violence and on Texas legislation.

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And always remember: crime is bigger in Texas, y'all!

On January 1, 2008, Amina and Sarah Said were murdered by the one man supposed to protect them- their own father. Yaser Abdel Said is still at large. Listen as Erin describes this heartbreaking case from Irving, Texas and the current efforts to bring Said to justice. Later, Shea tells us some good news about Willie Nelson and his rescue horses.

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And always remember: crime is bigger in Texas, y'all!

In the shocking conclusion of this story, Shea describes the life and crimes of Carlos Hernandez, the man some believe was actually responsible for the murder of Wanda Jean Lopez. Learn all the details of the case and the crime scene evidence that was mishandled, ignored, or lost. Did Texas execute an innocent man?

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And always remember: crime is bigger in Texas, y'all!

On Friday, February 4, 1983, 24-year-old Wanda Jean Lopez was fatally stabbed during her night shift at the Sigmor Shamrock gas station in south Corpus Christi. Witnesses positively identified a man, Carlos DeLuna, who was found hiding in the area as Wanda's killer. He was ultimately arrested, convicted, and executed for murder. But DeLuna always claimed innocence, pointing to another mysterious man as the killer. Was DeLuna fabricating his story, or had he been telling the truth the entire time?

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And always remember: crime is bigger in Texas, y'all!

In this special episode, Shea takes us through the history of the Texas Rangers, the most specialized and unique statewide law enforcement agency in the country. We'll learn how Rangers' roles have evolved from their dark inception in the early 1800s to their place today as an elite police force. The episode ends with two stories where Texas Rangers saved the day.

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On December 27th, 1993, Latricia White was found murdered in her home. The main suspect, her boyfriend Lee "Dub" Wackerhagen, and his son Chance have not been seen since. Did Lee commit murder, kidnap his son, and go into hiding? Or is it possible that Lee and Chance were also victims of foul play?

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On February 20, 2015, Jose Mendoza was shot and killed at his favorite fishing spot. Mendoza was a husband, father, and popular hip-hop artist from Corpus Christi who went by the name Flatline. The killer admitted to shooting Flatline but claimed the act was in self-defense. It has been 4 years since Flatline's death and his friends and family are still left wondering what actually happened that fateful night.

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And always remember: crime is bigger in Texas, y'all!

Thinking he was about to land his dream job, Gary Patterson traveled from his hometown of Waco to El Paso for a job interview...and then disappeared. Shea takes us from the west Texas desert to the coast of Honduras on this wild ride to find out what happened to Gary. In Good News, a tiger found abandoned in a Houston home finds his forever home in an east Texas sanctuary.

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Blankets! Squirrel tails! Pickled snakes! Hair analysis galore! All this and more is presented in the third and final episode of our series on the Eyeball Killer. And Shea covers a Good News story out of Midland of a lost little girl and her search to find the man who saved her.

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And always remember: crime is bigger in Texas, y'all!

Erin describes the life of Charles Albright, the man suspected of murdering Mary Pratt, Susan Peterson, and Shirley Williams and of attacking multiple other Oak Cliff women. And- surprise!- this is not the end of the series after all. The 3rd and final installment will be available this weekend. In Good News, Shea has an outrageously sweet story about a little girl's special birthday party.

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And always remember: crime is bigger in Texas, y'all!

ACNC finally returns with part one of the highly anticipated case of the Eyeball Killer. Also known as the Dallas Ripper and the Dallas Slasher, this killer targeted women in the Dallas neighborhood of Oak Cliff during the years 1990-1991. Then in Good News Shea brings us a rescue story about a miniature horse. And finally we wrap things up with shout-outs for our Patrons.

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And always remember: crime is bigger in Texas, y'all!

Our First Anniversary Spectacular has arrived! Tune in to this special episode for two of the most bizarre Texas true crime stories of 2018. Next, we read some listener mail and answer some questions from listeners and fellow podcaster friends. Finally, we present to you our blooper reel comprised of flubs, weird comments, and strange noises from our first year in business. Thank you all for helping us celebrate ACNC's anniversary!

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And always remember: crime is bigger in Texas, y'all!

Episode 41: This year for our holiday episode we cover one of the bloodiest Christmases in Texas history as we discuss the Santa Claus Bank Robbery of 1927. Join us on the time-traveling trip back to a horrifying holiday. Afterwards Erin has good news that relates to a pivotal scene from National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.

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