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Welcome back Sleuths! In today's episode, we bring you the conclusion of The Secret Witness and discuss how police were finally able to overcome the obstacles facing them during the investigation into the murders of Averill Weeden, Dawn Berryhill, and Belinda Jo Stark.

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We will not be releasing an episode next week due to a family emergency. In the meantime go give Katie some love and let her know you all are thinking about her! @KatiekaplanTV.

We will be back with a new episode on May 21, with another installment in Kaite's unsolved investigative series.

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A bearded motorcyclist who had the habit of killing women. And- he believed the police were rewarding him for it. Today is part one of the ‘Tipster Killer’ case and how he used the 'Secret Witness Program' to take himself down.

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He was a popular South Georgia Disc Jockey, musician and father of three when he was ambushed outside the local radio station late one Friday night in January of 2012. DJ Juan Gatti… known to friends and family as Stephon Edgerton… was shot three times by an unknown assailant.

Stephons' case is still unsolved, but his family believes that several people out there may have information to help bring his killer to justice. If you have any leads or tips on this case, no matter how small, please contact the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office at 229-671-2958

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One quiet evening in October 1970, the Live Oak Fire Department in northern California responded to fire at a hilltop mansion. When they got to the back of the house, the chief saw what appeared to be a mannequin floating in the pool. But it wasn't a mannequin. It was a woman who had been gagged and bound. Four more people would be pulled from the pool that night.

The opulent home belonged to Soquel Ophthalmologist Dr. Victor Ohta and his wife Virginia, along with their four kids, Taura, Lark, Derrick and Taggart.

A note was found at the scene that read like a manifesto. The Santa Cruz Sheriff's Office was terrified that this massacre might have been the work of a cult... just like the Manson Family Murders in Southern California roughly a year before.

Join us for today's episode as we follow the investigation behind the Soquel Massacre of 1970.

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A renowned New York City deli owner, a former Hollywood stunt double, and a hardworking migrant living the American dream are all connected by one thing.

Join us on this journey that explores the callous killing of famed Second Avenue Deli founder Abe Lebewohl, and motel clerks Kerson "Kay" Praponpoj and Jon Weaver in New York. We'll tell you about the broad daylight murders, how police connected them all, and where the unsolved cases stand now.

If you have any information on the murder of Abe Lebewohl, you are asked to call NYPD Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS, or visit crimestoppers.nypdonline.org.

If you have any information on the murders of Kerson "Kay" Praponpoj and Jon Weaver at the Saw Mill River Motel call the New York State Crime Stoppers hotline at 866-313-8477.

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An over-eager detective, an unethical interrogation and a false confession lands 19-year-old George Whitmore behind bars for the 'Career Girls Murders.' However, the public would soon find out that their real sadistic killer- was still on the loose.

Time to dive back into the case that shook New York City in the 1960s. Part 2 covering the double murder of Janice Wylie and Emily Hoffert in their upscale Manhattan apartment explores how a newspaper journalist would finally help to rectify an erred investigation, and how the Career Girls Murders Case would go on to change the fabric of criminal investigations.

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Wednesday, August 28th, 1963. A Summer’s morning in Manhattan's Upper East Side. Two promising young career women… left mutilated in their own luxury apartment. This is the case of the 'Career Girls Murders.'

The lives and dreams of Janice Wiley and Emily Hoffert were brutally extinguished in the heart of Manhattan.

In today's episode, we examine the entwined paths of these two young women against the backdrop of a nation wrestling with civil rights and the onset of feminism. Their story is a harrowing reflection of the era's broader fears, intensified by the looming shadow of the Boston Strangler and the coinciding watershed moment of Martin Luther King Jr.'s historic speech.

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It's an update on the first case we ever covered- the 1985 murder of Shannon (née Cagle) Saville. The young mother was ambushed inside her California home on a hot Summer's day. Investigators have named two persons of interest.

Shannon's now-adult daughter, Desiree, spoke with us after a recent development. Two Sleuths shares the update, some new information on the case, and the latest details on where investigators say they will focus next.

If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of self harm or are in crisis, please know there is free, 24-hour support available. Simply dial 988 to talk to someone who can help you through whatever you’re coping with. You can also text that number. It is completely confidential.

If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence, you can call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233, or visit their website to use the online version.

If you have information on the Shannon Saville murder case, you can make an anonymous tip to Valley Crime Stoppers by filling out this form or by calling 559-498-7867. Currently, between $1,600 and $3,600 is available in connection to the case. The amount rewarded will depend on the value of the tip after an arrest is made.

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