In 1995, 18-year-old Christa Pike became consumed with jealousy over fellow Job Corps student Colleen Slemmer. What could have been teenage drama took a horrifying turn when Christa lured Colleen into the woods near the University of Tennessee campus, where she was brutally tortured and murdered.

And because apparently committing murder wasn't disturbing enough, Christa reportedly kept a piece of Colleen's skull as a souvenir—and later showed it off.

This week, we're diving into jealousy, obsession, manipulation, and a crime so vicious it would make Christa Pike the youngest woman sentenced to death in Tennessee in the modern era.

Because sometimes a red flag isn't a flag—it's a whole damn parade.

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In the summer of 1978, Roger Dale Stafford, his wife Verna, and his brother Harold left a trail of blood across Oklahoma. First, the Lorenz family stopped along Interstate 35, only to be robbed and murdered. Just weeks later, six employees of an Oklahoma City Sirloin Stockade were killed during a robbery.

By the time investigators unraveled the Stafford family's involvement, nine people were dead, and Roger was headed for death row.

This week, we're diving into a family that apparently took "quality time together" in the absolute worst possible direction—a story of robbery, betrayal, mass murder, and the woman whose testimony helped send her own husband to death row.

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In 2008, identical twins Ursula and Sabina Eriksson turned a British motorway into a scene so bizarre you'd swear someone had written it for a horror movie.

After behaving strangely during a trip through England, the sisters repeatedly ran into traffic on the M6—getting struck by vehicles, surviving, and leaving police completely baffled. But somehow, that wasn't the craziest part.

After Sabina was released from custody, a kind stranger named Glenn Hollinshead offered her a place to stay. His act of compassion would cost him his life when Sabina suddenly stabbed him to death.

What followed was a case involving paranoia, inexplicable behavior, a possible shared psychotic episode, and more questions than answers.

This week, we're diving into the Eriksson twins—a story that proves sometimes truth isn't just stranger than fiction... it's completely batshit.

Intro Audio: Gavin Prater

Outro Audio: Jason Poe

In December 2021, five-year-old Kamarie Holland disappeared from her Georgia home. Hours later, her body was discovered in an abandoned house across the state line in Alabama.

The investigation uncovered a horrifying betrayal involving Kamarie's mother, Kristy Siple, and Jeremy Tremaine Williams—the man ultimately convicted of kidnapping, sexually assaulting, and murdering her.

This week on The Ravens Hollow, we're telling Kamarie's heartbreaking story—a case of unimaginable cruelty, betrayal, and a little girl who deserved so much better from the adults who were supposed to protect her.

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Some criminals are masterminds. These are… not those criminals.

This week, we're diving into The Unluckiest Criminals—a collection of robberies, ridiculous mistakes, terrible timing, and crimes that went spectacularly wrong. From poorly planned getaways to criminals practically handing themselves over to police, these stories prove that sometimes karma doesn't just come knocking—it kicks in the damn door.

Join us for an episode filled with bad decisions, worse luck, and criminals who probably should've chosen a different career path.

Meet Jeffrey Manchester, better known as the “Roofman”—a criminal who apparently thought breaking and entering needed a little creativity.

After robbing dozens of McDonald's restaurants by cutting holes through their roofs, Jeffrey landed himself in prison. But prison wasn't quite his style, so he escaped and decided the perfect hiding place was... a Toys “R” Us. Yes, this grown-ass man secretly lived inside a toy store for months, riding bikes at night and surviving on candy and baby food.

This week on The Ravens Hollow, we're diving into one of the most bizarre criminal adventures you'll ever hear. Because apparently, Jeffrey didn't want to grow up—he wanted to be a Toys “R” Us kid!

In the quiet woods of Hinsdale, New York, sits a farmhouse with a reputation that's anything but peaceful. In the 1970s, the Dandy family moved in expecting their dream home, only to report terrifying apparitions, mysterious chanting, moving objects, and things that went bump in the night—and apparently weren't interested in paying rent!

Things got so disturbing that a priest was brought in to cleanse the house, but the family eventually packed their bags and got the hell out.

This week on The Ravens Hollow, we're diving into the chilling legends of the Hinsdale House, where the ghosts allegedly don't know when they've overstayed their welcome. Because sometimes your dream home comes with a nightmare you can't evict!

In July 1988, four-year-old Barbara Jean Horn vanished while playing outside her Philadelphia home. Hours later, her body was discovered in a cardboard box just blocks away.

Years later, neighbor Walter Ogrod was convicted and sentenced to death for her murder. Case closed, right? Not even close! After spending 28 years behind bars, Walter was exonerated when a new investigation uncovered a coerced confession, unreliable evidence, and serious police misconduct.

This week on The Ravens Hollow, we're diving into a heartbreaking murder, a wrongful conviction, and a justice system that got it terribly wrong. With an innocent man finally free and Barbara Jean's killer still unidentified, one haunting question remains: Who really killed this little girl?