The Generation Why Podcast

A college student is arrested for killing his father but questions about domestic abuse and the son's stellar reputation muddy the case.

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Two young women visiting Panama from from the Netherlands go missing while hiking and many wonder whether their deaths were an accident or whether they were murdered.

Two friends vanish in the early hours of New Year's Day 1998 and one man is targeted by police as their killer.

A 13 year old girl is left alone at home for the first time and disappears.

A Florida man was overjoyed when he won a $30 million jackpot in 2006, but it may have led to his murder less than three years later.

After a 12 year old boy is strangled and suffocated the police suspect his mother's ex-boyfriend of being involved in his death.

A young woman in an abusive relationship goes missing and those tasked with solving the mystery are hampered by someone quite unexpected.

A wealthy attorney who shot and killed his wife claims that it was just an accident, but some believe that he had a motive to kill and tried to make a murder look like an accident.

An 18 year old teen named Noura Jackson, who had had a contentious relationship with her mother, was convicted of her murder. Would a single piece of evidence cast doubt on the conviction?

A family man starts a fake company to lure women to their deaths.

Letters are mailed to Circleville residents threatening them if a secret isn't exposed.

In 1905, two shopkeepers are brutally murdered one morning in their London paint shop and a detective must convince the court that forensics proves who committed the crime.

A man's wife dies after they were both shot in an apparent robbery, but the case takes a strange turn after someone comes forward claiming to be involved.

Four teenagers are convicted for the murder of 15 year old John Hartman. Decades later, doubts about their guilt turned the case upside down.