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11/26/2025

Indianapolis-based true crime podcasting giant Audio Chuck LLC is at the center of a lawsuit after the creators of the “Anatomy of Murder” podcast accused it of failing to pay them millions of dollars in advertising revenue.

The lawsuit, filed on Nov. 19 in the United States District Court Southern District of New York by “Anatomy of Murder” hosts Anna-Sigga Nicolazzi and Scott Weinberger, accused Audiochuck of failing to pay millions of dollars in ad revenue as part of a former deal with SiriusXM.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis-based true crime podcasting giant Audio Chuck LLC is at the center of a lawsuit after the creators of the “Anatomy of Murder” podcast accused it of fai…

11/25/2025

TULSA, (Okla.) — Cold Cases are notoriously difficult to solve, and for the families of the victims it can also be difficult to keep law enforcement engaged in the case.

A state lawmaker is working on a bill to make it easier for families to get the OSBI to review their cases.

The OSBI launched a dedicated Cold Case unit in 2018 which has made strides as seen in an excerpt from their website.

"Since 2019 we’ve closed over 119 cold cases in the biology unit," said an official.

But in order to get the OSBI to take a case the request has to come from law enforcement. Senator Hicks wants to make it so that the families themselves can request a review.

Cold Cases are notoriously difficult to solve, and for the families of the victims it can also be difficult to keep law enforcement engaged in the case.A state

11/25/2025

UPDATE: She has been apprehended.

ARDMORE, Okla. (KTEN) — The District 22 District Attorney's office issued an arrest warrant out of Seminole County for Tamara Lachelle Wood on Friday, November 21st.

She is wanted for the second-degree murder of her husband, Justin Denver Wood.

"This event occurred on September 27th of 2025 when she was driving at a high rate of speed, chasing his vehicle bumper-to-bumper," said District Attorney Erik Johnson.

According to the affidavit, the couple had been arguing at their child's basketball game because Tamara was upset that Justin was "talking to another female."

"The defendant was married to the victim in this case; they have four children together," Johnson said. "They were estranged, from what we understand."

ARDMORE, Okla. (KTEN) — The District 22 District Attorney's office issued an arrest warrant out of Seminole County for Tamara Lachelle Wood on Friday, November 21st.

11/16/2025

Read about Alan Wilmer Sr. being identified as responsible for the murders of David Knobling and Robin Edwards, two victims of the Colonial Parkway Murders, as well as Teresa Howell.

11/14/2025

From a friend and fellow advocate:

I am looking for anyone who knew a man named Frank Duane Welch (DOB 6/26/1961) and would be willing to talk, message, or email with me about your experience with/knowledge of him. Frank is a Bonham, TX native who would later be found to be a serial killer. He is convicted of two 1987 murders in Oklahoma and one kidnapping/attempted murder in Tulsa in 1994. My mother-in-law Talley Cooper was one of his murder victims. Before he was executed for her murder in 2007 he said he killed 15 people but would not reveal the names unless they stayed his ex*****on, which didn't happen. I am a cold case advocate and freelance investigative crime journalist and I have been looking for his other victims for many years. We may have found a few potential victims, but any new piece of information I can obtain on him could be very helpful in locating the others. There is allegedly one victim in Texas (I'm told possibly Grayson County, maybe even Fannin County) who was linked to him in the late 1990's/early 2000's via a partial fingerprint, but it's never been made public and I have not been able to locate who she was. He allegedly mentioned victims potentially being in WY, OK, LA, MS, but most were in TX. Included are pictures of him throughout the years. Thank you in advance for your help. 🙏 My email is [email protected]. I apologize if posts like this are not usually approved, I know it's a strange subject matter - I did try to message both admins about it but did not hear back.

If you would like to know more about the cases and him you can read a detailed post I made about it a few years back: ⁦https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1G9frs1yKv/?mibextid=wwXIfr⁩

11/11/2025

TRIPLE HOMICIDE SUSPECT SENTENCED IN PONTOTOC COUNTY

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
NOVEMBER 10, 2025

ALLEN, OK – On December 18, 2024, the Pontotoc County Sheriff's Office requested the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation to investigate a double homicide.

At approximately 11:30 p.m. on December 17, 2024, deputies responded to a suspicious incident at a residence near State Highway 1 and County Road 1512 in Allen, Oklahoma. When deputies arrived on scene, they discovered 84-year-old Robert Peliti Sr. and 70-year-old Jackie Peliti severely injured.

Jackie was pronounced deceased at the scene and Robert was transported to a local hospital, where he later passed away.

OSBI special agents and deputies identified 42-year-old Richard Dewayne Chambers as a person of interest. Based on the information and evidence gathered, Chambers was also connected to a homicide in Midwest City. The victim in that incident was identified as 62-year-old Annie Brown.

With the assistance of local law enforcement agencies, Chambers was located on December 18, 2024, in rural Hughes County. He was arrested and transported to the Pontotoc County Jail on multiple murder charges.

On November 7, 2025, the Pontotoc County District Court sentenced Chambers to three consecutive sentences of life without parole regarding the three homicides, plus seven years on the remaining counts.

The OSBI appreciates the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Pontotoc County Sheriff's Office, Hughes County Sheriff's Office, Midwest City Police Department, and the Choctaw Nation Lighthorse Police Department for their continued assistance with this investigation.

We are "Protecting Oklahoma one Partnership at a time.”