Cafecito & Crime

• Episode 158. The Hello Kitty Murder

  In the spring of 1999, a 14-year-old girl, using the alias Ah Fong, contacted the Hong Kong police about the ghost of a woman who haunted her. According to Ah Fong, the only way to get rid of this said ghost was to confess to the horrific murder of a woman that she had been part of. When police learn of the heinous details of the murder of 23-year-old Fan Man-yee, they were left speechless. Based on the evidence at the crime scene, she was brutally tortured and raped before finally succumbing to injuries. But even after her death, Fan Man-yee was not able to escape the torture. Join us for today's case to learn what happened to Fan Man-yee. So grab your cafecito, and let's get started. You can keep up with us on Instagram at @cafecitoandcrimepodOr you can send us a nice email to [email protected]

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• Episode 157. The Case of Brigida McInvale

  In the fall of 2017, Brigida Uto, a wife and mother, fell ill with no apparent cause for her illness. Though she sought medical help for months, doctors were not able to figure out what was wrong with her and what was causing her debilitating symptoms.  After losing all hope, Dr. LaPoint, also a board-certified toxicologist, would be the one to solve the mystery. Brigida was suffering from an intentional poisoning of the very toxic metal, thallium. As the investigation begins to determine who could have committed this crime against Brigida, detectives learn that it was the person she would least have expected. Join us for today’s case to learn about what happened to Brigida. So, grab your cafecito and let’s get started. You can keep up with us on Instagram at @cafecitoandcrimepodOr you can send us a nice email to [email protected]

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• Episode 156. The Tragic Murder of Arlis Perry

  In the fall of 1974, 19-year-old Arlis Perry moved to California with her new husband, Bruce Perry, where he was attending Standard University. A few weeks later, on the night of October 12, the couple argued, prompting Arlis to go to nearby Stanford Memorial Church to pray. When she didn't come home, Bruce contacted the police, and she was later found brutally murdered inside the church. It took many decades to finally identify her killer, and while that was accomplished, he was never brought to justice. Join us for today's case to find out what happened to Arlis. So grab your cafecito, and let's get started. You can keep up with us on Instagram at @cafecitoandcrimepodOr you can send us a nice email to [email protected]

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• Episode 155. The Murders of Carter Elliott and Timmy Wayne Robertson

  When a woman named Brandi Watkins arrived at her boyfriend's home on the late afternoon of May 19, 2002, she was not expecting to walk into the horrific scene that she did. There, lying in the foyer, were the dead bodies of her boyfriend, 48-year-old Carter Elliott, and family friend, 25-year-old Timmy Wayne Robertson. As the investigation begins, detectives are stumped to find no leads as to who could've killed them. But a month after the murders, a big clue that breaks the case wide open appears when Carter's ex-wife, Lark Swatz, is kidnapped by her soon-to-be ex-husband, Dick Conte. Join us for today's case to learn what happened to Carter and Timmy Wayne. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. You can keep up with us on Instagram at @cafecitoandcrimepodOr you can send us a nice email to [email protected]

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• Episode 154. The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders

  In June of 1977, 10-year-old Denise Milner, 9-year-old Michele Guse, and 8-year-old Lori Farmer were settled into their tent on a stormy night at Camp Scott in Oklahoma. The following morning, on June 13, a camp counselor made a horrific discovery. She came upon the body of a murdered little girl, Denise. Shortly after, the bodies of Michele and Lori were also discovered. As the investigation began, detectives learned of many odd occurrences that had taken place before the girls arrived at camp, and also noises that were heard the night that they were killed. Though one man, Gene Leroy Hart, was tried and acquitted for the murder of the three girls in 1979, many believe that he was the only possible murderer. Join us for today's episode to learn what happened in the very early morning of June 13. So, grab your cafecito, and let's get started. You can keep up with us on Instagram at @cafecitoandcrimepodOr you can send us a nice email to [email protected]

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