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Why Elizabeth Siders Still Might Walk Free
Sixteen children lived invisible for eighteen years, and their mother is now the one in the defendant's chair. Tony Brueski sits down with Robin and defense attorney Eric Faddis to unpack the Siders case, starting with the question nobody in this courtroom seems able to answer cleanly: is Elizabeth…
What Nancy Guthrie's Hoaxer Actually Got
A woman is still missing, and the man who tortured her family with a fake ransom scheme just got a sentence that fits in a headline: probation. Tony Brueski lays out what happened to the person behind the bogus bitcoin ransom notes sent to the Guthrie family, and why a retired FBI agent is calling…
Siders Kids Stayed Hidden By Doing WHAT?!
A house in Hamden, Ohio held sixteen children the State of Ohio didn't know it had. That's where this one starts, and it doesn't get easier from there. Deputies in Vinton County weren't hunting for kids the day they knocked. They were serving a warrant on something unrelated, and the state's own…
Siders 16 Kids: Why One Teen Still Couldn't Do WHAT?!
An eighteen-year-old connected to the Siders case can't do something most children master before kindergarten. Not neglect in the ordinary sense — total isolation from birth, in a house that sixteen children never really left. And a town of seven hundred that insists it never picked up on any of…
Charlie Kirk Case: Judge Made The Prosecutor Pay WHAT?
Tyler Robinson confessed. He turned himself in. His DNA is on the murder weapon. This should be the most straightforward death-penalty case Utah has faced in years — and the prosecution nearly handed it away. The deputy county attorney leading the case gave a TMZ interview discussing the strength…
Nolan Wells' Phone Showed His Mother WHAT?!
Nolan Wells documented his whole life through his phone, so when his mother finally opened it after his death, whatever stared back at her became one of the questions this case can't seem to shake. Tonight's live breaks down the Nolan Wells timeline exactly as it stands — not the internet's…
Siders Family: A Judge Approved WHAT At Age 15?!
Before there were sixteen children in a five-room house on Ohmer Street, there was one fifteen-year-old girl and a judge's signature on a marriage license — because Ohio, at the time, set no minimum age for marriage at all. That girl grew up to be Elizabeth Siders, and she's now one of four adults…
Nolan Wells' Friends Wiped WHAT Right After He Vanished?!
There's a version of the Nolan Wells case where three friends panic, make a bad call, and everything else is just grief and bad luck. And there's the version where a wiped phone, a lawyered-up friend group, and a boat nobody's bothered to inspect start to look like something else entirely. Nolan…
Siders 16 Kids: Did Ohio Just Silence The Wrong People?
Ohio's attorney general described what investigators found in the Siders home as pure evil. The sheriff said his county's livestock were kept in better conditions than those sixteen children. Both officials saw the inside of that house with their own eyes. A Vinton County judge just told them they…
Did Officials Fail Both Nolan Wells AND The Siders Kids?
The sheriff told the country no foul play was suspected before anyone investigated Nolan Wells' death. A county in Ohio had truancy complaints on children five years before sixteen of them were discovered in a room smaller than a jail cell. Two cases, two states, and the same question at the center…
Did Nolan Wells' Mom Find Anything On His Phone At All?
Almost nothing about the Nolan Wells case adds up cleanly — and the family's first sign that something was wrong came from an ordinary place: their son's phone.Nolan was a kid who documented everything. When his mother went through his phone after his death, looking for the last day of his life,…
Is Elizabeth Siders a Defendant Or THIS Family's Victim?
She was married off at fifteen. She gave birth to all sixteen children. She faces sixteen felony counts. And her own attorney says she might be a victim of the Siders family, not one of its architects. Defense attorney and former prosecutor Eric Faddis breaks down the hardest legal question in this…