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• Teens Terrifying Final Phone Call Before Disappearing - Brandon Swanson

  Some disappearances are so baffling, they haunt you long after the story ends—and Brandon Swanson’s case is one of them. On a quiet spring night in 2008, 19-year-old Brandon called his parents for help after his car went off a rural road in Minnesota. He sounded calm. Confused, but not panicked. Then, mid-sentence, mid-step… he sceams out.. & then vanished. No trace. No answers. Just silence.In this episode of Hot On The Case, we’re diving deep into one of the most chilling missing persons cases in recent history. How can someone disappear while on the phone with their father? Why did his last known location not match where he said he was? And what theories could finally explain what happened on that dark, desolate road?Get ready for frustration, mystery, and a case that leaves behind far more questions than answers.If you think you or someone you know has any information on the disappearance of Brandon Swanson Call the BCA Tipline at 1-877-996-6222 or Email the BCA at [email protected]

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• He Said Aliens Wanted Them Married - Abduction of Jan Broberg

  A young girl, a trusted neighbor, and a lie so bizarre it sounds like science fiction. In this week's episode of Hot On The Case, we dive into the disturbing true story of Jan Broberg, the girl whose abductor convinced her they were chosen by aliens to fulfill a twisted mission. What followed was a shocking tale of manipulation, brainwashing, and betrayal.We’re breaking down how one man’s obsession led to multiple abductions, how an entire family was manipulated, and how Jan ultimately found her voice.#TrueCrime

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• When A Child Does The Unthinkable

  A killer is walking free. In 1993, 13-year-old Eric Smith lured 4-year-old Derrick Robie into the woods and committed a crime so brutal it stunned the entire country. Nearly three decades later, Eric has been released from prison… but should he have been? Can we really gamble on a killer? In this video, we break down the shocking murder, the disturbing psychology behind it, and the controversial decision to set him free. This is a case that forces us to ask: is true rehabilitation possible? Or is society taking a dangerous risk?

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• 5 Children Killed At Sleepover | Henryetta Slumber Party Massacre

  A sleepover meant for laughter and late-night movies ended in one of the most horrific and senseless tragedies small-town Oklahoma has ever seen. In this week's episode, we dive deep into the chilling case of the Henryetta Sleepover Massacre—a crime that shocked the nation and left a community shattered.We explore the timeline of events, the disturbing revelations about Jesse McFadden, and how a system failure may have cost six innocent lives. We'll walk through the aftermath, the public outcry, and the questions still being asked today about justice, safety, and accountability.If you or someone you know is in crisis or needs support, please reach out to a trusted organization or helpline in your area.⇩ Sign The Knights Law Petition ⇩https://www.change.org/p/knights-law-part-ii-save-the-children-across-the-us

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• The Teacher Who Seduced Her Student Into Murder

  In one of the most infamous cases of the early '90s, Pamela Smart—a 22-year-old high school media coordinator—began a secret affair with her 15-year-old student. Months later, her husband, Gregg Smart, was found dead. The shocking twist? That same student pulled the trigger. This case wasn’t just about murder—it was about obsession, manipulation, and the media’s obsession with turning real crime into ratings. From salacious headlines to a televised trial that played out like a movie, the Pamela Smart case became a national spectacle and set the stage for the true crime boom that followed.Was Pamela Smart a cunning manipulator who orchestrated a murder—or a convenient villain in a made-for-TV drama?

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