Unforbidden Truth Podcast

03/03/2026

On Monday, I’m releasing a new interview with a woman who survived a cult and claims the cult leader (her husband at the time) murdered her son, and the husband blamed the son being gay for committing su***de. This is a very interesting cult, I’ve come to learn about, which is still operating in California.
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24/02/2026

Wendy Holland is an Alabama woman who became publicly known after a broader criminal investigation involving members of her extended family in Mobile County. The investigation gained attention during the time of the 2012 disappearance of her teenage relative, Brittney Wood, a case that drew significant media coverage and later became the subject of true crime documentaries.

As a result of the investigation, Wendy Holland was convicted of charges related to s*xual abuse and in**st involving minors. Her convictions stemmed from evidence uncovered by authorities during that period, and she was sentenced under Alabama law for those offenses. Brittney Wood’s disappearance remains unsolved.

Wendy Holland is an Alabama woman who became publicly known after a broader criminal investigation involving members of her extended family in Mobile County....

24/02/2026

According to court records and regional news coverage, Mendy Kent was one of several individuals charged in Mobile County, Alabama, in connection with a long-running s*xual abuse and exploitation case involving members of her extended family. Prosecutors alleged that the group participated in the abuse of minors over a period of years, and the case became widely known in the area because of the number of people implicated and the disturbing nature of the accusations. The investigation uncovered evidence that led to multiple arrests and prosecutions tied to what authorities described as an organized pattern of abuse.

Kent’s sister, Wendy Holland, was also charged and later convicted in the same broader case. Court proceedings resulted in prison sentences for those involved. The case drew heightened public attention in Alabama not only because of the convictions but also because it later became indirectly connected to the disappearance of Brittney Wood, though Kent’s convictions themselves centered on the s*xual abuse charges prosecuted in Mobile County.

According to court records and regional news coverage, Mendy Kent was one of several individuals charged in Mobile County, Alabama, in connection with a long...

24/02/2026

Wendy Holland is an Alabama woman who became publicly known after a broader criminal investigation involving members of her extended family in Mobile County. The investigation gained attention during the time of the 2012 disappearance of her teenage relative, Brittney Wood, a case that drew significant media coverage and later became the subject of true crime documentaries.

As a result of the investigation, Wendy Holland was convicted of charges related to s*xual abuse and in**st involving minors. Her convictions stemmed from evidence uncovered by authorities during that period, and she was sentenced under Alabama law for those offenses. Brittney Wood’s disappearance remains unsolved.

Wendy Holland is an Alabama woman who became publicly known after a broader criminal investigation involving members of her extended family in Mobile County....

06/02/2026

New episode out now!

Lazale Ashby is a Connecticut inmate whose legal saga stems from the December 2002 r**e and murder of 21-year-old Elizabeth Garcia in her Hartford apartment;...

02/02/2026

As of tomorrow I’m starting to put together my interviews with twin sisters, convicted s*x offenders Wendy Holland and Mendy Kent. Justice for Brittney Wood

These two interviews will be available on all podcast platforms in less than two weeks.

12/01/2026

I just wrapped up an interview with convicted quadruple murderer, Paul Merhige.

Paul Merhige was responsible for one of the most notorious family mass murders in Florida history. On Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 2009, Merhige, then 35 years old, attended a large family gathering at his cousin’s home in Jupiter, Florida. During the celebration, he suddenly retrieved a handgun and opened fire on relatives inside the house. He fatally shot his twin sisters, Lisa Knight and Leslie Johnson, his aunt Christine Wright, and his six-year-old cousin, Benjamin Wright. Several other family members were present at the time, including children, who narrowly escaped being killed.

After the shootings, Merhige fled the scene in his vehicle, prompting a massive manhunt across Florida.

Family members reported that he had been withdrawn and emotionally unstable in the years leading up to the shooting, though no one anticipated the scale of violence that would occur. The case deeply impacted the Jupiter community and reignited national conversations about mental health treatment, warning signs, and the challenges of preventing sudden acts of mass violence within families.

This interview will be released by the end of April 2026.

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09/01/2026

New episode out now!

Steven David Lampley is a former police officer and undercover s*x-crimes (SVU) detective with more than two decades of law-enforcement experience who has si...

08/12/2025

New episode out now!

When he was 15 (later described as 16 when sentenced), Betournay was tried and convicted for killing his 14-year-old sister (April Betournay) and her 14-year...

08/12/2025

I just recorded an interview with convicted murderer Wesley Hadsell.

In 2015, his 18-year-old stepdaughter Anjelica “AJ” Hadsell disappeared while home for spring break from college. After weeks of searching, her partially buried body was found behind an abandoned house in Southampton County, Virginia; a medical examiner determined she died of acute he**in poisoning and homicidal violence.

Investigators tied Hadsell to the crime through GPS data showing his vehicle at the crime scene, and by finding a shovel, duct tape, and gloves in his van.

In February 2022, after a jury deliberation of only about 40–45 minutes, Hadsell was convicted of first-degree murder and concealment of a dead body.

He was sentenced in April 2022 to life in prison plus 5 years.

This interview will be on all podcast platforms between spring and summer 2026.

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07/12/2025

Thank you all, for continuing to support me and my podcast. I have a lot of exciting new interviews and projects lined up for my sixth year, in 2026.

07/12/2025

I just recorded an interview with convicted murderer/school shooter, Erica Hainstock, formerly known as Eric.

Eric Hainstock was a 15-year-old student who carried out a school shooting at Weston High School in Cazenovia, Wisconsin, on September 29, 2006. After bringing guns to school, he fatally shot the principal, John Klang, who attempted to disarm him during a confrontation. Hainstock had claimed he was being bullied and intended only to scare students, but prosecutors argued he acted with intent to kill. He was convicted of first-degree intentional homicide in 2007 and sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole.

This interview will be available on all podcast platforms sometime between spring and summer 2026.

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