In 1931, William Wallace left his Anfield flat in Liverpool to follow up on a strange phone call he’d received at his chess club. But when he returned, he found his wife, Julia, dead in their front parlor. After phoning the police, William would find himself as their number one suspect. But did he kill his elderly wife? We follow William step by step on this fateful day. Was the mysterious phone call he received just a ruse to throw police off the scent? We unpack William’s trial and eventual fate, and explore an alternate suspect. 

Bashir Kouchacji was living the American Dream when he opened a restaurant in Washington DC. But before the paint on the walls was dry, his dream turned into a nightmare. Over the course of a decade, thousands of threatening phone calls were made to his restaurant, inciting a paranoia that would send him past the brink of insanity.

In 2003, social media revolutionized the way teenagers could connect in online spaces. And for teens who may not have had friends at school, MySpace and Facebook were ways to make friends outside the neighborhood. But for thirteen-year-old Megan Meier, her budding online relationship went from innocent to deadly in the nation’s first documented case of cyberbullying.

In the small town of Nucla, Colorado, autobody shop Dale Williams took a call at his shop in 1999 for a stranded vehicle. He left in his truck and was never heard from again. What happened to Dale? And would he ever be found? We unpack this long-cold case and look at brand new evidence.