Cafecito & Crime

On the night of December 30, 2000, the Miyazawa family had no idea that they would not live to see the following morning. The Miyazawas consisted of the father, Mikio, the mother, Yasuko, and their children, 8-year-old Niina and 6-year-old Rei. When Yasuko's mother, who lived next door, went to check on her daughter, whom she hadn't been able to contact, she made a horrifying discovery. Her daughter and her entire family had been brutally murdered. 
As the investigation began, Tokyo's police force faced a horrific crime scene unlike any they had encountered before. And although there was plenty of physical evidence left behind at the scene, the case remains unsolved to this day.
So, grab your cafecito, and join us for today's case to learn about what happened to the Miyazawas. 
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On the night of March 25, 1996, 15-year-old Joey Martin had plans to meet his best friends for a night of drinking and comet-watching. The following morning, when Joey wasn't on the school bus, his older brother, Bill, knew something was wrong. As the Martin family begins to search for Joey with friends, their slight worry turns into full panic as they realize no one has seen or heard from Joey. And the friends who were supposed to meet him the night before say that Joey never showed up. 
Join us for today's case to learn what happened to Joey. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 
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When Adam Baker connected with a woman named Elisa online and started exchanging messages, he believed he had fallen in love. So much so that he moved himself and his young daughter, Zahra, from Australia to America to be with her. What no one ever expected was that Zahra's life would be marred by abuse from Elisa, tragically, leading to her death. Elisa quickly became a person of interest, and as the investigation unfolded, police discovered that her background revealed patterns of manipulation and abuse.
Join us for today's case to learn about what her life was like at the hands of Elisa. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 
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In 1980, 18-year-old Katherine Foster was in her freshman year of college at the University of South Alabama. She was thriving academically and personally and was excited about the future. But one afternoon in late February, Katherine failed to meet friends for lunch and later that day missed a class, which was out of character for her. Family and friends knew something was wrong, and she was reported missing. Unfortunately, Katherine's body was found almost 2 days later, after she disappeared. 
As the investigation began, all possible suspects were eventually ruled out due to concrete alibis. In time, Katherine's case went cold, and it would be over 2 decades before Katherine's killer was caught. Join us for today's episode to learn what happened to Katherine. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

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In the morning of April 2001, a large explosion shook a suburban neighborhood in southern Scottsdale, Arizona. When first responders arrived, they learned that a home had been completely burned to the ground. Tragically, inside the rubble of what was left, three bodies were found: 10-year-old Bobby Fisher, 12-year-old Brittney Fisher, and 38-year-old Mary Fisher. But one member of the family was missing, Robert Fisher, Mary's husband, and the children's dad. 
As the investigation into the Fisher family killings and Robert's location, detectives soon learn that all the evidence points to Robert being responsible. Join us for today's episode to learn what happened the morning of April 10, 2001. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. 

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