Missouri
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The Sandra Hemme Case: A Sedated Confession, a Police Suspect and 43 Lost Years
In November 1980, library worker Patricia Jeschke was found dead in her St. Joseph, Missouri, apartment. Within a month, a 20-year-old psychiatric patient had confessed, while evidence pointing to a police officer sat in a file. Continue reading
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The Gypsy Rose Blanchard Case: A Murder in a Pink House and the Mother Who Invented a Lifetime of Illness
Dee Dee Blanchard convinced the world her daughter was dying. In June 2015, Gypsy Rose had her killed. The full story of the Munchausen by proxy case, the sentences, her 2023 release, and her new life through 2026. Continue reading
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The Pam Hupp Case: A $150,000 Policy, a Framed Husband, and a Murder Trial Now Set for 2028
Betsy Faria was stabbed 55 times in Troy, Missouri, in December 2011, days after naming friend Pam Hupp on a $150,000 policy. Her husband went to prison, a second man died in a staged home invasion, and Hupp’s trial now… Continue reading