True Crime on Easy Street

This week on True Crime on Easy Street, Scott takes us to Los Angeles in the late 1970s for the terrifying beginnings of the Hillside Strangler case. In Part One, he unpacks the early murders, the mounting fear gripping the city, and the chilling pattern that made investigators realize a serial predator was stalking the hillsides. This part 1 of a part 2 series.

This week, Kelly takes us to Colorado for the 2022 mass shooting at Club Q, a night of celebration that turned into unimaginable tragedy. She breaks down the attack, the heroes who stepped in, and the impact the shooting left on the community.

This week on True Crime on Easy Street, Scott takes us back to Buffalo, New York, in 1901 for the shocking assassination of President William McKinley. This was moment that forever reshaped the Secret Service and the nation’s understanding of political violence. Scott breaks down the motives, the mayhem, and the lasting legacy of McKinley’s death. With this episode, we officially conclude our coverage of all the presidential assassinations in U.S. history.

This week, Katy is taking us to Calhoun County, Alabama in 2018 for a case that shattered a small community. It’s the story of Kelsey Williams, a 26-year-old woman found murdered along Highway 431 in 2018. Join us as we follow how investigators uncovered the truth and brought two brothers to justice for one of East Alabama’s most haunting crimes.

This week, Scott’s back with Part Two of The Cocaine Quarterback. When the walls closed in, Owen Hanson’s empire began to crumble — and the trail of violence, greed, and betrayal left behind was almost cinematic. From hidden offshore accounts to undercover FBI stings, this episode follows the dramatic fall of a man who thought he could outsmart everyone. Join us as we uncover how a former football star’s empire of excess finally came crashing down.