The Killing Season premiered on A&E in the fall of 2016 and focuses on one of the most haunting and chilling cold cases in America today: the unsolved murders by the “Long Island Serial Killer.” Join award-winning creators and executive producers Rachel Mills and Joshua Zeman along with award winning investigative reporter and author Robert Kolker (The Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Myster) for unparalleled access into one of the most compelling cases of our time. Come inside the case and learn where the investigation has been, is now, and is headed for the future. Be prepared to sleep with the lights on.
He’s the most prolific serial rapist and killer in California history – and he’s never been caught. This panel will give you unprecedented insider access to the experts, the case and the victims. Survivors and victim family members reunite to tell their stories and breathe new life into this case. Jane Carson-Sandler (survivor); Michelle Cruz (sister of 12th murder victim); and Debbie Domingo (daughter of 10th murder victim).
The panel is being moderated by Cathy Scott.
The disappearance of Maura Murray is the first great mystery of the social media age. The UMass nursing student vanished the week Facebook launched, in February, 2004. After sending an email to professors claiming there was a family emergency, Murray drove north into the White Mountains where she got into a single-car accident, crashing into a snow bank at night along Rt. 112. In the few minutes between the accident and the arrival of police, she disappeared and has never been seen again.
Was it an abduction? Did she wander into the woods to die? Or did she walk away from her life to start fresh somewhere new?
Join author James Renner (True Crime Addict: How I Lost Myself in the Mysterous Disappearance of Maura Murray) and Missing Maura Murray podcast producers Lance Reenstierna and Tim Pilleri for a discussion and debate about what might have happened. Q&A to follow.
Tricia Todd was reported missing by her brother and sister-in-law when the babysitter called and said her ex-husband had dropped off their daughter because he had not been able to get a hold of Tricia and she did not come to pick up their daughter. Less than a month and a half later, Steven Williams, the ex-husband would admit to killing Tricia, dismembering her body and disposing of her remains by burying buckets containing acid and various body parts.
