A guestroom. A quiet night. A tragedy with no intruder.

When attorney Robert Wone accepted a friend’s invitation to stay the night in Washington D.C., no one imagined it would be his last. What happened inside that townhouse still defies logic—and justice.

This season finale revisits the evidence, the contradictions, and the silence that followed.

🎙️ Narrated by Ayana Noir
💬 After listening, share your thoughts: Was it loyalty… or guilt?

#RobertWone #TrueCrimePodcast #Documented187 #SeasonFinale

What began as an assignment abroad ended in tragedy inside a hotel room in Japan.

Ayana Noir examines a case that tested military jurisdiction, international law, and the limits of trust between two people far from home.

🎧 Listen on Spotify | YouTube | Apple Podcasts

References

• Stars and Stripes — Injury details, autopsy summary, plea hearing testimony.

• Navy Times — Sentencing, plea agreement, restitution, promotion history.

• Military.com — Jurisdiction overview, trial coordination, NCIS statements.

• WBNG Local News — Community reaction, family quotes.

• Flynn Funeral Home Obituary — Verified biographical information on Jessica Arguinzoni Olsen.

Family is supposed to be where you’re safest.
In Roberta Elder’s house, it was where the dying started.

Was it mercy, madness… or murder?

🎙️ Documented 187 – Episode 008: Family, Enemy, or Both?

References

• African American Intellectual History Society — TheCase of a Black Woman Serial Killer
• Criminalia Podcast — “Roberta Elder, Atlanta’s RareBlack Female Serial Killer”
• Alexis Lyons, Medium — “Roberta Elder: Black Widow”
• SKDB — Roberta Elder entry
• Oconee Enterprise (2024): “Serial killer rests inWatkinsville…”
• Find A Grave — Roberta Elder
• psychopathperspectives.com- Roberta Elder (Photo)