The Generation Why Podcast

The Generation Why Podcast Unsolved murders, controversies, mysteries, conspiracies, as well as anything that impacts our culture. And, of course, we get in to the 'why' of it as well.

Each podcast, Justin & Aaron find a new topic and break it down. Est. 2012

09/08/2026

November 27, 2001. South Philadelphia.
A Good Samaritan reaches for his phone to call 911. Officers fire. Then they tell a story that puts him in prison for nearly two decades.
Episode 698 walks through every contradiction. Listen now. Link in bio.

He heard a woman screaming in an alley. He went to help. Police shot him three times in the back, then charged him with ...
09/07/2026

He heard a woman screaming in an alley. He went to help. Police shot him three times in the back, then charged him with the crime.
19 years later, the conviction was vacated.
The Framing of Termaine Hicks, Episode 698 is live. Listen now, link in bio.

Four teenagers. One cemetery. One girl who never came home. One boy who didn’t either. Three years later, a new version ...
09/06/2026

Four teenagers. One cemetery. One girl who never came home. One boy who didn’t either. Three years later, a new version of events. Generation Why covers the murder of Anastasia WitbolsFeugen and why so many people still debate over who pulled the trigger.
Listen now, and drop your theory.

09/05/2026

Hollywood vs. Real Life...
Goth kids. A rocky relationship. A cemetery after dark. A shotgun. A su*c*de. A confession three years late. If that sounds like a story with too many moving parts, that’s because it is. Justin and Aaron take on Who Murdered Anastasia WitbolsFeugen in the latest episode of Generation Why.
Available now.
What do you believe?

After 7 days of deliberations, the jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial sent a 3rd note saying they still can't reach a unan...
09/04/2026

After 7 days of deliberations, the jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial sent a 3rd note saying they still can't reach a unanimous verdict.
Judge William Sullivan said he had no choice but to declare a mistrial. Then defense attorney Kevin Reddington asked for an emergency stay so he could appeal to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. The judge gave him 1 hour.
A hung jury would not free her. She'd remain at Tewksbury Hospital while the DA decides whether to retry the case. What do you think happens next?

Shortly after Anastasia WitbolsFeugen's body was found, her boyfriend took his own life. The case felt closed for years....
09/04/2026

Shortly after Anastasia WitbolsFeugen's body was found, her boyfriend took his own life. The case felt closed for years. It wasn’t.
Generation Why examines the night, the relationships, the delayed accusation, and why Byron Case’s supporters still fight the verdict.
New episode. Press play, on all podcast platforms.

09/04/2026

John Ramsey says investigators recently recovered unidentified male DNA from the garrote used to strangle JonBenét — and says it is compatible with other DNA recovered in the case. Boulder Police have not yet publicly confirmed that the profile is UM1.

09/03/2026

Some cases feel solved on paper and unfinished in real life. Anastasia WitbolsFeugen’s murder is one of them. Justin and Aaron walk through the night of October 22, 1997, the second death that followed, and the delayed confession that changed everything.
New episode of Generation Why is out now. Listen on all platforms.

09/01/2026

She was 18. Found in a cemetery. Her boyfriend later took his own life. Everyone thought they knew how the story ended. Then an acquaintance came forward with a confession that sent Byron Case to prison for life. Generation Why goes inside the case. Hit play and tell us what you think.

October 22, 1997. Lincoln Cemetery. Kansas City.18-year-old Anastasia WitbolsFeugen is shot in the head at close range. ...
08/31/2026

October 22, 1997. Lincoln Cemetery. Kansas City.
18-year-old Anastasia WitbolsFeugen is shot in the head at close range. Hours later, her boyfriend is gone too. For nearly three years the case sits cold, until one person changes their story. Justin and Aaron unpack a conviction that still divides people more than two decades later.
What do you think happened that night?
Listen now.

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