In 2002, the Texas Rangers launched the Unsolved Crimes Investigation Team. Ranger Rudy Jaramillo and his partner reopened Irene’s case, finding an unlikely witness to John Feit’s confession–an ex-monk. During the same time as Irene’s second...
Quigley and Katey do NOT recommend traveling 12 miles from land into international waters…you might end up on this podcast! The duo listens to “The Outlaw Ocean”, an investigative series of crimes that occur in the most unexplored area of...
After Irene Garza’s body was found, a formal investigation into the murder began. Investigators discovered the priest who killed Irene, John Feit, had previously attacked two other women. After a letter was sent between the church and...
What it’s like working on Darkness | The Murder of Irene Garza This past summer, I had the opportunity to connect with Talisa Treviño, the host and producer of this season of Darkness. At the time, I had just stepped into my role as a marketing lead...
On Holy Saturday in 1960, Irene Garza told her parents she was going to an evening confession at their church. But Irene never came home. Her worried parents alerted the police and waited anxiously for five days until Irene’s body was found floating...
Katey uses telepathy to read Quigley’s mind…and he’s saying…he has lots of thoughts about today’s podcast episode. We listened to “The Telepathy Tapes”, taking listeners on a journey with non-speaking autistic individuals experiencing what the...
Today’s episode of “The Good Whale” only slightly dates Katey and Quigley as they revisit the story of Free Willy. Quigley dotes on the quality of journalism and Katey recommends a whale-centered horror book. If you like this episode (and if you...
A young high school student from McAllen, Texas, a small border town, went on a date with a guy from her class in early 1952. The two dated until their senior year, when they decided to go their separate ways. The young man went off to law school...
Most people don’t think twice before buying their books from Amazon or Barnes and Noble, so how do local bookstores stay open? Are they struggling to make ends meet or are they thriving against the odds?
Did you know Oprah had beef (pun intended) with the beef industry in the ’90s? Katelyn Sadd takes you on a journey of the great beef battle of 1997.