This Feels Criminal: A True Crime Podcast (Formerly Killer Queens)

She posted it to TikTok before she called the police — and then 30 million people saw it. That decision may send her to trial on two Class E felonies.

In Part 2 of the viral DoorDash case, Tyrella and Nikita break down the charges against driver Livvy Henderson: unlawful surveillance and dissemination of unlawful surveillance images. They walk through exactly why the prosecution's job may be easy, what the Ring camera footage could reveal, and why the DA skipped the fast-track plea route and went straight to a grand jury.

But this episode goes deeper than the case. The hosts get into the documented failure of police to take sexual assault reports seriously, the false reporting statistics that actually show 95% of reports are legitimate, what it means to truly "believe women," and the very real dangers facing gig workers every day.

Haven't heard Part 1? Start there — this episode picks up directly from the charges.

⚠️ Content Warning: Sexual assault, voyeurism, non-consensual filming, and image-based abuse.
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She posted a video of a man — unconscious, partially nude, in his own home — and 30 million people believed every word she said. Within weeks, she was the one under arrest.

Olivia Henderson is a 23-year-old DoorDash driver from Oswego, New York, who went viral in October 2025 claiming a customer had sexually assaulted her during a delivery. The video exploded on TikTok before anyone thought to ask questions. Then police pulled the Ring camera footage from the customer's home, and her story started to fall apart.

In Part 1, Tyrella and Nikita walk you through the full timeline — the TikTok, the DoorDash ban, the police investigation, and the two felony charges she's now facing. You'll come away with the facts and a lot of questions, ready for Part 2.

Part 2 is already out on Patreon! Or find it right here on the feed Thursday.

⚠️ Content warning: This episode discusses sexual assault allegations and false reporting.

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A Substack post became a federal probe in eight weeks. That's faster than most podcast episodes get edited. So what actually happened — and what does it mean that it can happen again?

In Part 2, Tyrella and Nikita move from the individual cases and start interrogating the system. They break down apophenia — your brain's tendency to find patterns even where none exist — and trace exactly how one influencer newsletter traveled from fringe post to White House press briefing to multi-agency FBI investigation. They also cover the cases that genuinely do deserve more scrutiny, including Amy Eskridge's deeply unsettling prediction about her own death.

The verdict: overwhelmingly apophenia. But the mechanism that got us here? That's the real story.

⚠️ This episode discusses suicide and harassment of grieving families. If you're struggling, call or text 988.
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A plasma physicist texted a former spy: "If you ever see a report that I killed myself — I most definitely did not." Then that's exactly what the report said.

In under eight weeks, one Substack post turned into a White House briefing, an FBI probe, and a House Oversight Committee inquiry. The story: 11 deaths and disappearances of US government-connected scientists. But is it a pattern — or a story about how the internet decides what gets investigated?

Tyrella and Nikita go case by case through every name on the list, separating what's verified from what's speculation, and noting which families have asked to stay out of the conspiracy framing entirely.

Part 2 out now for Patrons.

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In Part 2 of our d4vd and Celeste Rivas Hernandez update, Tyrella and Nikita cover what prosecutors dropped at the April 23rd status hearing — exactly one year to the day Celeste was last seen alive. Prosecutors told the judge that Burke's iPhone and iCloud contain a significant amount of child sexual abuse material, and they've only reviewed one terabyte out of eight. They also break down the full 40-terabyte evidence scale, the court-authorized wiretap, why charges took so long to file, what came out in the April 29th court filing including the Amazon purchases and the inflatable pool, and Celeste's family's first public statement. The preliminary hearing is set for May 26th — and this case is just getting started.Content warning: detailed discussion of murder, dismemberment, CSAM, and child sexual abuse allegations. Start with Part 1 if you haven't already.
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