Karen Read's bombshell lawsuit. Twist in Crystal Rogers case. Plus, Legally Brunette host Emily Simpson.

This segment covers major updates in true crime, focusing on Karen Read's new lawsuit against Massachusetts law enforcement following her acquittal. It also previews developments in the Crystal Rogers murder case and introduces guest Emily Simpson to discuss a recent true crime documentary.

Hosts Andrea Canning and Sue O'Connell discuss the civil lawsuit filed by Karen Read against the Massachusetts State Police and the Canton Police Department. The lawsuit alleges negligence in hiring and supervision, highlighting offensive, racist, and sexist communications between lead investigator Michael Proctor and former officer Shawn Good. Both law enforcement agencies have issued statements distancing themselves from the officers' abhorrent comments.

This segment covers the ongoing legal battles surrounding Karen Read, including defamation and wrongful death lawsuits stemming from the death of Officer John O'Keefe. It also highlights a major update in the investigation of missing Kentucky mother Crystal Rogers, where her boyfriend's brother, Nick Houck, has now been charged.

This segment explores the 2015 disappearance of Crystal Rogers and the prosecution's theory targeting her boyfriend, Brooks Houck. It details the involvement of his brother, Nick Houck, a former police officer fired for interfering with the case and later named as an unindicted co-conspirator. Additionally, the discussion touches upon the unsolved, tragic shooting of Crystal's father, Tommy Ballard.

This segment covers the latest developments in the Crystal Rogers murder investigation, including the perjury indictment of Nick Houck. It also previews the sentencing of former IRS agent Brendan Banfield for a deadly catfishing plot in Virginia, and introduces true crime podcast host Emily Simpson.

This segment covers updates on three major criminal cases, starting with the life sentencing of Brendan Banfield for the murders of his wife Christine and Joseph Ryan. It also details the ongoing trial of Larry Millete in San Diego, where text messages and journal entries are being used as evidence, and concludes with the suspicious disappearance of Lynette Hooker in The Bahamas.

Andrea Canning and guest Emily Simpson discuss the breakout Netflix documentary 'The Crash' about Mackenzie Shirilla, who was convicted of murder. They analyze her claims of having a medical episode during the crash and her hope that Kim Kardashian might represent her.

Andrea Canning and Emily Simpson discuss the push by victim families to update Ohio's Son of Sam laws to prevent criminals from profiting online. Andrea also previews an upcoming Dateline episode about the disappearance of Ana Knesevic in Spain.