EPISODE 303: MURDER IN THE HOUSE OF GUCCI

11/30/21 • 61 min

When Maurizio Gucci, an heir to the massive Gucci family fortune, met Patrizia Reggiani, his entire world changed. Though his father warned him that Patrizia was only after their money, Maurizio married Patrizia anyways on October 28, 1972.
In this story of betrayal, jealousy, greed and power, Maurizio would end up losing everything: his family members, his wife and their two daughters, the company that had brought them riches, and then, his life. Maurizio Gucci was murdered while walking to work on March 27, 1995 but a hitman, and later it was revealed that his ex-wife Patrizia had orchestrated his assassination.
But WHY did she do it? What did she have to gain? And who helped her do it?
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EPISODE 302: PERFECTLY POSED: THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER

Early in the morning on January 15, 1947, a woman came across a perfect posed, lifeless body of a young woman who had been cut in half at the torso, had pieces of her flesh removed, and had a deep cut across her mouth that stretched out towards her ears.
It was determined quickly by the FBI to be the body of aspiring actress Elizabeth Short, but giving her a name was only the beginning of the lifelong mystery that was about to unfold in what is now considered to be L.A.'s most infamous unsolved murder.
Was the motive for this brutal crime Love, Art, or Revenge?
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EPISODE 304: CHRISTMAS EVE AT SCOTT AND LACI PETERSON'S

After a 7&1/2 month pregnant Laci Peterson went missing on Christmas Eve of 2002, all eyes were on her husband Scott who claimed he was out fishing while she disappeared.
Once the public learned of Scott's infidelity and many lies, there was only one suspect: Scott Peterson himself.
Laci's and her unborn son Conner's bodies washed up months later along the San Francisco Bay shoreline less than 3 miles away from where Scott had been fishing on Christmas Eve morning. Scott was found guilty and sentenced to death by lethal injection despite any physical evidence.
Which begs the question: can you RIGHTFULLY convict someone of first-degree murder based solely on circumstantial evidence?
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