It is safe to say that most have heard of the Bermuda Triangle, but have you heard of the Nevada Triangle? It's an area in America that stretches across part of the Sierra Nevada, where on average 3 planes go missing every month. What about the Michigan Triangle? A ship was found capsized with 11 crew members that just vanished. Or the Dragon’s Triangle? An area south of Tokyo, in the Pacific Ocean, where the events are described as being “paranormal”...We hadn’t heard of these either and decided to dive right into these dangerous and potentially paranormal polygons, plus many more around the world. A lighter episode than most, but just as creepy!

Junko Furuta's case is widely known in Japan and even worldwide. It is one of the worst and most notorious crimes to ever be committed by juveniles in Japan. She endured over a month of brutality and her perpetrators received infuriatingly light sentences. ***TW: Take caution when listening as this episode will contain graphic details of torture.

If you have been following the Allahnia Lenoir case, then you know there has been major breaking news this month. The last suspect, Steven Oboite was caught on June 1st when officers attempted to pull him over on his jet ski for being in a no wake zone on Lake Allatoona, GA. He took off and then ditched the jet ski at the shore and ran off into the woods. Game Wardens captured him and Oboite is now awaiting arraignment at the Fulton County Jail. This month Allahnia's case was also featured on In Pursuit with John Walsh. With all three suspects now behind bars, we discuss these recent events, The John Walsh episode and the posture of this case with the Court. We still ask that you reach out on social media to support this family by following, liking and sharing posts of Findy_Fruity.

*Correction to this episode: Steven Oboite was arrested on June 1st and it was announced to the public on June 3rd.