One of Sacramento’s most notable detectives, Carol Daly, has investigated many high profile cases spanning two decades. Anne Marie revisits some of them and talks about her incredible career as a trailblazing woman in California law enforcement. (Originally aired 14Dec22 )

In the second part of the 2-part series, Anne Marie interviews Kevin Ferreira, executive director of the Sacramento-Sierra’s Building & Construction Trades Council. To tell his story about losing three of his family members by Richard Trenton Chase. Known as the The Vampire Killer, he has spread fear in the late 70’s with his murders marked by Necrophilia and Cannibalism. (Originally aired 16November22)

In the first of a 2-part series, Anne Marie examines one of the most sadistic cases in Sacramento history. She is joined by Albert Locher, retired Sacramento Assistant District Attorney and Carol Daly, retired under sheriff of Sacramento Sheriff's Dept to recount the case of Richard Trenton Chase. Known as the The Vampire Killer, he is spread fear in the late 70’s with his murders marked by Necrophilia and Cannibalism. (Originally aired 2November22)

Anne Marie revisits the case of Jennifer Anderson who was mysteriously found dead in her garage, February of 2006. Retired Deputy District Attorney, Ruanne Dozier joins forensic expert Faye Springer to recount the clues and evidence behind the case as well as reveal unique forensic details found in the pursuit of justice. (Originally aired 15Sept22)

Eva Chu was raped and kidnapped by Joseph Aguyao in 1979. He would go on to murder her and her unborn baby. This became one of the most sought after Cold Cases in the history of the Sacramento Police Department. Anne Marie recounts the events and forensic technology that led to the arrest with retired veteran detective, Dick Woods. Dana Chu, surviving daughter shares the impact on the Chu family decades later. (Originally aired 13May22)

Anne Marie talks with Assistant Chief Deputy District Attorney Amy Holliday, retired Sacramento Sheriff Cold Case Investigator Micki Links, and Sacramento Police Department Detective Shaun McGovern about the People vs. John Doe case, and how innovative use of the law has brought rapists like Mark Manteuffel to justice, after 30 years of eluding capture. (Originally aired 16April22)

Anne Marie is joined by the parents of Jodi Serrin, a 39 year-old victim of sexual assault and murder from 2007. While a cold case for more than 10 years, it was DNA technology that ultimately brought her killer to justice after he committed suicide. San Diego District Attorney, Summer Stephan, highlights the work of the San Diego Police Department's cold case division with 43 year veteran Anthony Meli. Collectively, they share the impacts of horrific crimes, like the Barbara Beck case, on the San Diego communities and how advancements in forensics are changing investigations dating back to the 1960's. (Originally aired 11March22)

In this episode, Anne Marie focuses on how forensic evidence and DNA helped identify and convict Mario Garcia for the murder of Christie Wilson. She is joined by Christie’s mother, Debbie Boyd, lead investigators Nuno Tavares and Don Murchison, and Placer County DA Morgan Gire. (Originally aired 4Feb22)

Experts talk with Anne Marie to break down the forensics and innovation that helped to exonerate wrongly convicted Ricky Davis. They include the investigators, crime lab officials, and district attorneys from the case. (Originally aired 21Jan21)

Ricky Davis spent 16 years in prison for a murder he did not commit, turning his life, his family, and his future upside down. Anne Marie talks with Ricky and his lawyer Melissa O'Connell of The Northern California Innocence Project, about the use of DNA technology used to exonerate Ricky Davis. (Originally aired 7Jan22)

In the fourth and final episode of the Golden State Killer series, Anne Marie speaks with acclaimed Deputy District Attorneys Kelly Duncan, Thien Ho, Amy Holliday, Cheryl Temple, Dave Alavezos and Deborah Lloyd as they recount DeAngelo’s trial and sentencing. (Originally aired 22Dec21)

Anne Marie talks with survivors of the Golden State Killer who now serve as inspiration for other sexual assault victims. (Originally aired 10Dec21)

Anne Marie is joined by Bruce and Ron Harrington who led the movement for Prop 69. This law changed the face of crime solving with DNA technology and helped to find 'the needle in the haystack' to bring the Golden State Killer to justice. Jill Spriggs recounts pivotal developments in investigations and subsequent cases. (Originally aired 29Nov21)

In the first insertion, Anne Marie takes listeners inside The Golden State Killer case. Recounting the behind the scenes, investigation and prosecution of Joseph DeAngelo. He was responsible for one of the most horrific and notorious criminal cases in California’s history. Members of "Team Justice" examine the unique techniques, innovative ideas and inspirational stories that came out of this case. Audio credit: Center for Sacramento History, KCRA TV and KOVR TV Film Collection (Originally aired: 29Oct21)

Anne Marie recounts one of California's most notorious cases with retired detectives, Paul Coulter and Dennis Kilcoyne and forensic scientist, Jill Spriggs. They discuss the investigation and arrest of Lonnie David Franklin Jr., better known by the nickname Grim Sleeper. This serial killer was responsible for at least ten murders and one attempted murder in Los Angeles, California from 1985 to 2007. (Originally aired 22Oct21)

In late 1993, Wright moved from Rockford, Illinois to a neighborhood in Suisun City, Solano County, to live with his father. Shortly thereafter, two victims were raped or sexually assaulted nearby.