Hitched 2 Homicide

Before there was Lindsay Clancy, there was Constance Fisher. This tragic case remains one of the most disturbing in Maine true crime history and is an extraordinary early example of the devastating consequences associated with postpartum psychosis and severe maternal mental illness.

Before there was Lindsay Clancy, there was Constance Fisher. This tragic case remains one of the most disturbing in Maine true crime history and is an extraordinary early example of the devastating consequences associated with postpartum psychosis and severe maternal mental illness.

Helen Golay and Olga Rutterschmidt befriended vulnerable homeless men in Los Angeles, took out life insurance policies on them, and waited for the payouts. What followed was a calculated murder-for-profit scheme that earned them the name The Black Widows of L.A.

From the H2H Vault: In 1921, silent-film superstar Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle hosted a Labor Day party at San Francisco’s St. Francis Hotel. Days later, actress Virginia Rappe was dead. Arbuckle faced three manslaughter trials, a media firestorm, and allegations so sensational they would permanently reshape Hollywood. This episode separates courtroom evidence from tabloid myth to examine the death of Virginia Rappe, Arbuckle’s acquittal, and the scandal that helped define the public image of early Hollywood.

In 1987, Don Henry, 16, and Kevin Ives, 17, were struck by a freight train near Alexander, Arkansas. Authorities first called it a marijuana-related suicide—until new medical evidence and a grand jury pointed to probable homicide. This episode investigates the unsolved “Boys on the Tracks” case, disputed forensics, alleged corruption, witness deaths, and the conspiracy theories that still surround the search for justice.