On this weeks episode of TCWM we are talking about the Jayme Closs case that was asked for by Kodak or @kod4chrome on Instagram. We talk about mental health (of course) on this episode, but also about how growing up in differnet enviornments can potentially affect your behavior. This case doesn't necessarily have a "happy ending", but there is something that is different from essentially every other case we've covered. Also, to find out what the title means, you have to listen to the episode.  **PLEASE READ** Hi! CJ here. We are going to be moving to releasing every other Monday instead of every Monday. We may eventually move back to weekly, but right now between my classes being full time/other things going on and Rachel working full time, things are getting to be a bit too much for our mental health. Like I said, this might be temporary or it might not. We will of course keep you guys updated though. And as always, if you have any cases you want to hear about, be sure to reach out to us via email [email protected] or @truecrimewithmillennials on Instagram. -CJ

We are starting a new series about missing and murdered indigenous women. It's not going to be coming out every week, but we are going to aim for at least once a month. We want to use our platform to bring attention to this very prevalent issue, and this week we are talking about one of the more well known cases, focusing on Selena Not Afraid in Montana. There is a lot of mystery surrounding this case as well as a lot of fault of the people who were supposed to be helping to find her, the police, while the family did everything they could to find her. How was she found and what details do we know? Listen to find out.  Donate to the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center:  https://www.niwrc.org/donate  Follow missing persons account on social media, like the one mentioned in today's episode, and continue to educate yourself on what is going on in this country. We are going outside of what is heard all over media, both social and news, to shine a light on lesser known and just as important cases. Remember, these are people too. 

In this episode CJ takes the lead again and talks about The Chillicothe Six. This is a lesser known case that does have it's own documentary out, but we cover it to go over it more in depth. There are 6 victims, hence them being called The Chillicothe Six. It is an episode that is heartbreaking and brings out talking about the dark side of drug addiction and the potential of other terrible things happening to these six victims.

On this episode of TCWM we discuss the Jessica Ridgeway case. A request from a listener, Kaley or @kaleplants on Instagram, awhile back. We talk about Jessica's untimely death in regards to her killer, Austin Sigg, admitting that he did it. This case is local to us here in Colorado, but happened about 10 years ago now. Big trigger warning on this case guys, there is a lot of sensitive material discussed and just want y’all to be aware of that. In this episode CJ listens to the entire 17 minute 911 phone call between the responder, the killer, and his mother then gives her thoughts on it. There is a link to the call below. If you or someone you know is struggling with their mental health please do not be afraid to reach out for help. This resource is a great place to start: https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/find-help 911 Phone Call: https://soundcloud.com/denverpost/911-call-from-austin-siggs Our episodes now release on Mondays! Instagram: @truecrimewithmillennials Facebook: True Crime With Millennials Find us anywhere you stream podcasts. If you have any requests for episodes, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] or through our social media. Merch coming soon.

On this weeks episode we talk about Rogel Lazaro Aguilera-Mederos, the truck driver who recently made headline news once again for his 110 year sentencing. We discuss the charges, what happened with his case, and what we think of it all. This case is a bit bone chilling. We have included links to the videos that we watched during this episode as well below.

This weeks episode focuses on a 16  year old girl that was brutally murdered by someone who she considred to be her closest friend in the most unlikely place. We talk about experiences that adolescents have in this time period in their life, their development, and what may have caused her untimely death. This is another episode that has a bit of a chill to it and is rather graphic. TW: 46:45-47:45 CJ talks about Domestic Violence in depth, talking about a personal experience with it. Links to Domestic Violence resources: https://www.thehotline.org/ 800.799.SAFE (7233) https://ncadv.org/resources Instagram: @truecrimewithmillennials Facebook: True Crime With Millennials Find us anywhere you stream podcasts. If you have any requests for episodes, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] or through our social media. Merch coming soon.

This week we talk about Bryan Riley, a former Navy sharpshooter that served overseas. One simple day of going and picking up supplies to help aid in hurricane relief turned into a planned tragedy against a family who had no part in his life. Do we attest his behavior to drugs, mental health or something else? Let’s talk about that. Instagram: @truecrimewithmillennials Facebook: True Crime With Millennials Find us anywhere you stream podcasts. If you have any requests for episodes, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] or through our social media. Merch coming soon.

On this weeks episode of TCWM we talk about Elizabeth Báthory, a noblewoman who came into power maybe a little too soon. We talk about who she killed, how she killed, and what might be the modus operandi (m.o.) behind her actions. This case is rather gruesome and goes into depth about the wicked torture that Elizabeth put people through, so be prepared. This one may make your skin crawl a bit.  Be sure to listen to our new episodes every Friday and find us on social media!  Instagram - @TrueCrimeWithMillennials Facebook - True Crime With Millennials You can also tip us on Anchor!  

This week on TCWM we cover the untimely death of James Garfield, one of our former presidents here in the United States. We talk about the person who was essentially stalking him, thoughts on the persons thinking and much more. This case is interesting in more ways than one. Stay tuned. 

Our case this week takes place in Saginaw, MI where CJ takes the lead and we talk about a case about a young lady named Cheryl Miller. Our telling begins with talking about the Scene Bar in Saginaw and the events that unfolded leading up to Cheryl's untimely death.