In this episode, we examine a tragic and disturbing case from Sweden—a family destroyed from within, and the psychological factors that led to an unthinkable act.

In May 2010, Härnösand, Sweden, was shaken by the triple homicide committed by Ragnar Nilsson, who killed his two younger siblings and his stepfather using a knife and an axe before attempting to flee the country.

The investigation delved into Nilsson’s background, revealing a history of isolation, intense jealousy, and undiagnosed Asperger’s syndrome, which contributed to his psychological decline. Following his arrest, the Swedish court sentenced him to indefinite psychiatric care rather than traditional imprisonment, acknowledging the impact of his mental health on his actions.

This episode also reflects on the lasting trauma experienced by the local community and the profound grief of a mother who lost her entire family to her eldest son’s actions. Beyond the crime itself, the story raises questions about mental health, family dynamics, and the intersection of psychology and the law.

Some tragedies defy understanding, leaving communities grappling with both grief and questions of justice. Thanks for listening, and join us next time as we explore another case that challenges the boundaries of human behavior and the legal system.

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In this episode, we examine a chilling case that spanned over a decade—the disappearance of Janet March and the shocking events that followed.

Janet March, a talented artist from a wealthy family, vanished in 1996, and her husband, Perry March, claimed she left voluntarily after a domestic dispute. But inconsistencies in his story—such as the disposal of household items and the suspicious handling of Janet’s vehicle—raised immediate doubts among her family and authorities.

Over the next decade, the case unfolded amid legal battles over custody and assets, while Perry relocated to Mexico. The investigation gained momentum when he attempted a murder-for-hire plot targeting his former in-laws while in custody for other charges. In a shocking twist, Perry’s own father cooperated with authorities, revealing how he helped conceal Janet’s remains after her death.

The episode details how Perry March was ultimately convicted of second-degree murder in 2006, bringing closure to a long and complex investigation, and highlighting the lengths one person went to manipulate and evade justice.

Some cases test the limits of patience, persistence, and the law. Janet March’s story reminds us that truth can surface, even after years of deception. Thanks for listening, and join us next time as we explore another true-crime investigation that defied expectations.

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In this episode, we examine a tragic case of deception, violence, and disappearance—one that left three lives lost and countless questions unanswered.

This episode explores the triple homicide of Sheryl Baker, Nadia Medley, and Nadia’s teenage daughter, Payton, whose lives were violently taken at a rural farm in Idaho. Investigators identified the suspect as Mike Bollinger, a pilot who led a carefully constructed double life.

Bollinger secretly married Sheryl while simultaneously maintaining a relationship with Nadia, eventually moving Nadia and Payton into Sheryl’s newly purchased property without her knowledge. Authorities believe the murders occurred in June 2017, likely after Bollinger’s deception was exposed during an unexpected confrontation between the women.

After the killings, Bollinger fled into the Bridger–Teton National Forest, where his abandoned vehicle was later found. Although he was formally charged with three counts of first-degree murder, his body was never recovered. This absence has fueled ongoing theories—ranging from death in the wilderness to the possibility that he successfully escaped and assumed a new identity.

The episode examines Bollinger’s manipulative and sociopathic behavior, the investigative efforts that followed, and the profound grief left behind in the victims’ families and communities.

Three lives were lost, and justice remains incomplete. As this case continues to haunt those left behind, it serves as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of deception and unchecked control. Thank you for listening, and join us next time as we revisit another case that time has yet to resolve.

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