When Tim Bliefnick found himself on Family Feud, he was asked the question "What was the biggest mistake you made at your wedding?" In the moment it seemed that he was trying to have a funny answer, but also obviously win which worked out because when he said "Honey I love you, but said "I Do" he got many chuckles from the audience. Turns out, it was one of the most popular audience answers but by the next year, this answer was seeming more like a foreshadowing, a prediction, to the turn of events Tim's life would take. He was filing for divorce. This happens to many people but what doesn't happen to many people... They turn up dead just days before their divorce is set to finalize. Unfortunately, Tim Bliefnick's soon to be ex wife Becky would experience this fate and when this Family Feud answer, along with concerning statements and evidence started being discovered, it all pointed to the man who she had shared a life with. This is the story of Tim & Becky Bliefnick.

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David Camm, a 36 year old father, husband, and former Indiana State Trooper drove home after an evening basketball game with the expectation of kissing his family goodnight upon arrival. Instead, as the garage door slid open, he was greeted by a scene that appears only in our nightmares. Blood everywhere and among the blood, the bodies of his wife and children. An investigation began but instead of David beginning the mourning process, he was arrested and charged with the murders. Evidence seemingly began to pile up but over the next 13 years, this evidence would be brought into question as negligence, lies, corruption, and untrained professionals were exposed. Was the wrong man in jail?...

link to documentary- https://www.oxygen.com/framed-by-the-killer/season-1/episode-3/the-family-man-and-the-frame more info on Charles Boney & his crimes (pronounced bo-nay I said it wrong!) this article has hilarious quotes from Boney himself.. ex. “I feel terrible about all that has happened to the victims of my crime. God bless you!” Signed, “Sincerely, Charles D. Boney, matured.” https://investigatinginnocence.org/david-camm thank you so much for listening! like & subscribe for true crime weekly :) *I have covered this case to the best of my ability but some details may be excluded, have errors, or could be updated as time goes on. Please do your own research and verifications if needed.

After 2 young boys were picked up by a neighbor after being stranded at their bus stop, confusion and worry ensued. These boys parents were organized, timely, dependable, so where were they? Nobody seemed to know and one thing led to another and the neighbor ended up calling 911, starting the dominos to what would lead into a 5 year national manhunt for a husband who didn't want to suffer the consequences of what he had done. This story includes infidelity, lies, jealousy, murder, a bizarre 911 call where the husband calmly states how he witnessed his wife's murder, then got kidnapped, and finally a well thought out plan that led to Peter Chadwick having a place on the 15 Most Wanted Fugitives.

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On May 24, 2004, Brooke Wilberger was home for the summer and currently working with her sister at an apartment complex for a seasonal job. Just like any other day, she met with her sister who handed her a list of jobs to complete and set off. This day would not be like any ordinary day however, because almost as soon as Brooke headed off and began cleaning, she got snatched by a man posed to be a FedEx delivery driver. Brooke Wilberger was never seen alive again and over the span of 6 months as detectives dealt with a crazy panty thief, nonstop ringing of the tip line, and a woman 1400 miles away in New Mexico to get abducted and attacked for the killer to finally be caught. This is the case of Brooke Wilberger and Joel Courtney, the abductor who continued (and would've never stopped) committing crimes until he was apprehended.

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Samira and Adam Frasch had a rocky relationship from the start, filled with domestic violence, toxicity, and emotional turmoil. After Samira had enough and decided she wanted to be done with Adam, she filed for divorce, in hopes of starting over with her two young daughters. She seems to have planned the whole divorce in order to get full custody of her daughters and the most amount of money from Adam possible and the question lingers..Did Adam feel threatened and enraged that he was set to lose millions upon millions of dollars or did Samira die by a chance accident? Multiple aspects of this case lead to loose ends that lead to questions and doubts. Is Adam Frasch guilty or in jail for a crime he didn't commit?

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This is the case of Chad Doerman, who shot and killed his 3 young boys, all under the ages of 8, execution style, all the while making sure their mother was there to witness the entire thing but helpless in regards to stopping it.

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