This episode examines the conviction and sentencing of Julie Bush for the death of her boyfriend, Richard Penardo Jr., following a violent dispute over a tampon she mistakenly believed belonged to another woman. It outlines the escalation of their argument, captured by a Ring doorbell camera, which shows Bush striking Penardo with her vehicle. The episode also discusses the legal proceedings, Bush's plea deal, her expression of remorse, and mitigating factors like her history of substance abuse and mental health issues. Furthermore, the episode explores Penardo's troubled past, the public's reaction to the sensational case, and the broader implications concerning domestic violence, addiction, and the role of technology in criminal investigations.

This episode details the violent slaying of an elderly American man and his Filipina wife in Ormoc City, Philippines, suspected to be a robbery-homicide. It explores the gruesome discovery of their bodies, the ongoing investigation by Philippine authorities, and the broader context of crimes targeting foreign nationals in the country. The text also touches upon the victims' lives, the community's shock, and the challenges of ensuring safety in rural areas, emphasizing the call for justice and improved crime prevention measures.

The provided episode details a shocking case in the Philippines concerning the disappearance of 34 "sabungeros," or cockfighting enthusiasts, between April 2021 and January 2022. These individuals are believed to have been murdered and their bodies dumped into Taal Lake, a volcanic lake surrounding an active volcano. A suspect named "Totoy" has confessed and alleged that over 100 bodies, including those of drug lords, may be in the lake. The disappearances occurred during the rise of "e-sabong," or online cockfighting, which became a multi-billion-dollar industry but also faced accusations of match-fixing and corruption. This case has prompted a Senate investigation and a police search of Taal Lake, highlighting the darker side of a culturally significant sport and the challenges of combating organized crime in the region.