Education Episodes

This week, we're updating you on several cases we covered in 2025

the story of an unbelieveable miscarriage of justice in Las Vegas

Hollywood loves an obsessive romantic, but what if the romance we’re meant to cheer for is really just stalking in disguise?

In week 3 of Domestic Violence Month, we're sharing an episode from PNW Haunts & Homicides, hosted by the amazing and talented Caitlyn and Cassie. Normally they focus on all things spooky in the Pacific Northwest, but in this two-part episode, they have branched out to talk about the Highway of Tears. In case you haven't heard of this, the Highway of Tears refers to a stretch of Highway 16 in British Columbia, Canada, where many Indigenous women and girls have gone missing or been found murdere...

We have a special episode this week! In December we were guests on "True Crime Convos" with Lanie Hobbes. We discuss 3 interesting cases that have a unique fact pattern in common. It's a long episode but we think you'll enjoy it. We're back with a normal episode next week when we'll tell the tale of a woman who was murdered by her boyfriend.. and you won't believe what he tried to argue in his appeal. Enjoy! Shaun and John Domestic Violence Resources http://sinspod.co/resources Click here to...

In this episode, Shaun and John continue the case of Gary Dotson, the first person to be exonerated through the use of DNA evidence. The episode delves into Gary's background, including his troubled upbringing, and brushes with the law. In 1977, Gary was accused of rape by Cathleen Crowell. Despite having a seemingly solid alibi, Gary was convicted and sentenced to two consecutive prison terms of 25-50 years. What happened when in 1985, Cathleen came forward and said she made the whole thing ...

Let us know what you think about the episode In this episode, Shaun and John introduce the case of Gary Dotson, the first person to be exonerated through the use of DNA evidence. The episode delves into Gary's background, including his troubled upbringing, and brushes with the law. In 1977, Gary was accused of rape by Cathleen Crowell. Despite having a seemingly solid alibi, Gary was convicted and sentenced to two consecutive prison terms of 25-50 years. What happened when in 1985, Cathleen ca...