Episodes

Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
LIVE - Q & A Episode
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Bret and Nick answer your questions while providing new updates on the cases in Lumberton.

Wednesday Feb 19, 2020
BONUS EPISODE - Daylight
Wednesday Feb 19, 2020
Wednesday Feb 19, 2020
Bret calls Nick out of the blue to discuss a series of encrypted emails they received from an anonymous individual. The email transcripts are shared & the hosts cover how the mysterious correspondence connects with other sources tied to murders & disappearances in Lumberton.
Music provided by Moonside

Wednesday Nov 27, 2019
Episode 7 - They Can't Kill Us All
Wednesday Nov 27, 2019
Wednesday Nov 27, 2019
Bret & Nick share unexpected updates in the cases after they inadvertently gain access to an audio recording of a meeting between the FBI, NC SBI, Office of the Medical Examiner, Lumberton PD & the family of the victim Rhonda Jones.

Saturday Jul 13, 2019
Episode 6 - Then and Now
Saturday Jul 13, 2019
Saturday Jul 13, 2019
Bret & Nick press pause on their real-time investigation to take listeners through an odyssey of Robeson County’s history, including the assassination of Lumbee civil rights leader Julian Pierce, the Robesonian newspaper hostages, the murder of Michael Jordan’s father- James Jordan, Operation Tarnished Badge & much more. In addition, the 2003 murders of two women many have speculated are related to the podcast’s current cases are explored.
Most audio is from a publicly funded 1988 documentary, County on the Brink, created by UNC Chapel Hill. Audio related to the murder of a James Jordan utilized copyrighted material from YouTube accounts Analog Indulgence & NY Daily News respectively.

Thursday Apr 04, 2019
Episode 5 - Shatter The Silence
Thursday Apr 04, 2019
Thursday Apr 04, 2019
Bret and Nick head to Lumberton to cover the Shatter the Silence march, led by family and friends of the missing and murdered in Robeson County, North Carolina. Police Chief Michael McNeill, WBTW News 13 anchor Briana Fernandez and the marchers are interviewed.