This episode of The Glenn Beck Program, hosted by Pat and Jeffy, explores the tragic Minnesota shooting incident involving a state representative and her husband, reflecting on the political motivations behind it. A discussion on the Israel-Iran conflict is included, debating U.S. involvement and the implications of military actions. Additionally, the conversation delves into the rise of AI misinformation, highlighted by personal accounts of individuals whose interactions with AI tools like ChatGPT led to severe psychological consequences. The hosts emphasize the ethical implications of AI in shaping perceptions and behavior, linking it back to societal issues and personal relationships.

This episode delves into the mysterious disappearance of Jennifer Farber Dulos on May 24, 2019, after dropping her children off at school. The investigation quickly focused on her estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, following surveillance footage that showed him discarding items soon after she vanished. As the case unfolded, alarming evidence emerged, including blood on Jennifer's car and surveillance footage linking Fotis and his girlfriend, Michelle Troconis, to conspiratorial actions. Despite attempts to fabricate alibis, the ongoing investigation has yet to uncover Jennifer's remains, underscoring the importance of awareness around domestic violence and the need for ongoing support for victims.

The episode explores the tragic murder of Angela Pritchard, known as the 'Dog Lady,' in Bellevue, Iowa. It delves into the chaotic events, including her last 911 call full of fear before her death. The narrative highlights her troubled relationship with her estranged husband, Chris Pritchard, who engaged in stalking and harassment amid substance abuse issues. As Chris becomes the main suspect in the murder, the episode discusses the community's response, the ensuing manhunt, and the trial where Chris was found guilty of first-degree murder, raising concerns about law enforcement's negligence in protecting Angela from ongoing threats.

In this episode, the hosts delve into the complex and disturbing case of Melanie McGuire, a nurse entangled in a murky investigation following the discovery of her husband, Bill Maguire's dismembered remains in Chesapeake Bay. The episode explores their tumultuous marriage, marked by infidelity and Bill's gambling problems, leading to questions about Melanie's potential culpability versus claims of an elaborate setup. Through evidence and witness testimonies presented at her trial, Melanie's actions and the surrounding circumstances paint a portrait of a chilling murder mystery, raising themes of truth, manipulation, and the quest for justice.

The episode recounts the chilling murder case of Jason Corbett, who was killed by his wife Molly and father-in-law Tom. It investigates the events leading to his death on August 2, 2015, dissecting their claims of self-defense amid the brutal circumstances of the crime scene. The podcast explores inconsistencies in their narratives while revealing deeper motives behind the attack and highlighting the impact on Jason's children. Through interviews and expert analyses, the complexities of familial dynamics, psychological manipulation, and the pursuit of justice unfurl, culminating in an exploration of the tragic aftermath that followed.

The podcast explores the tragic case of Crystal McDowell, a realtor who mysteriously disappeared just before Hurricane Harvey in 2017. The hosts detail her tumultuous life, including early trauma and a tumultuous marriage to Steve McDowell, filled with obsession and eventual divorce. As the investigation unfolded amidst the chaos of the hurricane, suspicions turned toward Steve, who exhibited suspicious behavior. His confession of Crystal's murder ultimately led to his conviction, highlighting the profound impact of personal struggles intertwined with natural disasters.

In this bonus episode, Lala Kent and Kristi Cook discuss the trial of P. Diddy, focusing on Cassie's testimony on coercive control and the implications of her $20 million settlement, which raises questions of guilt. They analyze key testimonies related to domestic violence, inconsistencies in witness statements, and the emergence of conspiracy theories linking Diddy to issues like sex trafficking and the deaths of notable figures like Bernie Mac. The conversation touches on the potential impact of the trial on the entertainment industry and the accountability of celebrities in light of these allegations.

Deborah Roberts and Juju Chang investigate the case of Bonnie Woodward, a missing mother from Illinois. The episode uncovers her stepdaughter Heather's controversial claims of abuse and the implications of her stay with the Carroll family. New evidence emerged after a cold case review years later, linking Roger Carroll, a family acquaintance, to her disappearance. Nathan, the son from the Carroll family, provided crucial testimony during the trial, revealing a history of fear and control under his father. Despite a lack of direct evidence, circumstantial details and his testimony led to Carroll's conviction.

Episode 299 delves into the tragic story of Ashley Bocanegra, who claimed her violent attack was random. However, after her death, investigations revealed complexities surrounding her relationships, particularly an affair with Antonetta Stevens' fiancé, Daniel. Julian, Ashley's fiancé, grapples with conflicting emotions about the attack's nature and the suspicions of infidelity. The narrative explores themes of jealousy, violence, and betrayal, culminating in a fatal confrontation that emphasizes darker aspects of human nature and the intricacies of personal relationships.

In this episode of ABC News' 20/20, the unsettling case of Bonnie Woodward, a beloved mother who vanished before her birthday, unfolds alongside the mysterious disappearance of her stepdaughter Heather. As investigations develop, Bonnie's complex family dynamics and troubling connections emerge, particularly with Roger Carroll, whose fingerprints were found at the scene. Over time, the narrative reveals the dark transformations within the Carroll family, leading to Nathan Carroll's shocking testimony about his father's involvement in Bonnie's murder. The episode culminates in a jury verdict of guilty for first-degree murder against Roger Carroll, exploring themes of familial loyalty and the emotional toll on Bonnie's family.