The Lady of the Dunes is a case that endured for over 50 years - 5 decades where a woman lay dead, and no one could even figure out who she was. Five decades later, in 2023, the world would finally get the answers to one of the oldest cold cases on the Cape and Islands, and the haunting presence that had descended over Provincetown, MA in 1974 would be peacefully lifted. For so many years, this case baffled and frustrated investigators, and with new forensic technology and testing, the Lady of the Dunes has reclaimed her identity, and laid to rest among her loved ones from so long ago.

Welcome to Coffee Chats! This is a really fun segment of the podcast where we get to talk about some things that maybe aren't completely true crime related, and just enjoy spending time relaxing with a cup of coffee (or whatever it is that you like!) On this episode, I'm going to be telling you some of the roommate horror stories that I dug up from different Reddit threads - some funny, some creepy, and some a little bit ghost-y! Enjoy the episode, and if you have a story of your own, I would love to hear it! Just submit your story on the podcast website - crimebistro.com, and you just might hear it read on the next episode!

In 1982, terror struck the Chicago area when seven people were killed by Tylenol capsules that had been laced with potassium cyanide, a case that to this day remains frustratingly unsolved. This episode covers every aspect of this case, from descriptions of the horrible September day when healthy people started to drop dead out of nowhere, to a full deep dive into the most widely-considered suspects. Finally, we'll get some information as to how this case produced long-term consequences that surround us today as consumers of OTC products. This is a fascinating case and investigation, so grab yourself a fresh cup of coffee - I promise, you'll need it for this one!