Riverside Homicide

Send us Fan Mail On a quiet November night in 2022, 36‑year‑old Kirby Carpenter pulled into his rural Tippah County driveway and never made it inside. He was later found shot dead near his carport, his body hidden and some of his valuables gone. Very quickly, the investigation turned toward the people closest to him: his girlfriend and her parents, who had been living on the property and knew Kirby well. In this episode, we unravel how a young family’s fresh start spiraled into suspicion, bet...

Send us Fan Mail On a cold January night in 2002, 37‑year‑old pediatrician Dr. Cherryl Lamont Pearson vanished from her suburban home outside Memphis, Tennessee. After a Memphis Grizzlies game and a relaxed evening with friends, she was suddenly gone—leaving behind her phone, pager, and vital medication, along with a life and career she had every reason to return to.​​ In this episode, the podcast retraces Dr. Pearson’s final known hours, the unsettling discovery of her abandoned car, and the...

Send us Fan Mail On April 20, 2022, 30-year-old Robert “Alex” Easterling vanished under mysterious circumstances in Pickens, Mississippi. More than three years later, Alex remains missing. No suspects or persons of interest have been named, and his family continues to seek answers and justice. The case remains open, with the family urging anyone with information to contact the authorities. Join us as we discuss this interesting missing persons case and discuss various theories a...

Send us Fan Mail Memphian, Teresa Butler vanished without a trace on November 10, 1986. Her case ties into another disappearance, that of Leanne Green on April 15, 1987. What did the two women have in common? Robert Richards. Join us as we delve into the perplexing circumstances surrounding both missing women and the ongoing search for answers.

Send us Fan Mail On March 24, 1944, in the small town of Alcolu, South Carolina, two young girls, Betty June Binnicker and Mary Emma Thames, were found murdered. This episode delves into their murder as well as the tragic and unjust story of George Stinney Jr. George-a 14-year-old African American boy-was accused of killing the girls and became the youngest person executed in the United States during the 20th century.