Unspeakable: A True Crime Podcast By Kelly Jennings · Envision Podcast Productions

Crime Wire Weekly 3/6/26 | Mayor Misty’s Drunken Romp, Kori Richens Trial, Sheriff’s Nooner (Preview)

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Victor Gonzalez and his 19-year-old daughter Serenity were found shot dead while meeting for a Facebook Marketplace PS5 sale.

1. CrimeWire Weekly on March 6, 2026, moves through Corey Richens, Misty Roberts, Victor Gonzalez, Ruth Miller, and Melissa Knutson. 2. Jim Chapman hosts the episode with Kelly Jennings, who comments on the cases and reacts to the courtroom evidence. 3. The episode serves as a rapid roundup of criminal trials, verdicts, and recent homicide investigations. 4. In Park City, Utah, Corey Richens is on trial for the March 2022 death of Eric Richens after prosecutors alleged a fentanyl-laced Moscow mule. 5. Prosecutors said Richens sought millions from business and insurance money, while defense attorney Catherine Nestor said she was being targeted by vindictive in-laws. 6. The hosts note that opening statements began on February 23rd, 2026, and that the trial is expected to last about five weeks. 7. The episode says toxicology found lethal fentanyl levels in Eric Richens' system, approximately five times the fatal threshold, along with ethanol and other substances. 8. Body-cam footage showed Richens in pajamas saying she made a drink to celebrate a house flip, and investigators recovered an empty ginger beer bottle. 9. Kelly Jennings highlights the importance of internet search history after the show mentions searches about how much fentanyl would kill someone. 10. In De Ridder, Louisiana, a Beauregard Parish jury convicted former mayor Misty Roberts of carnal knowledge of a juvenile and indecent behavior with a juvenile. 11. The episode says Roberts, age 43, had been the first woman elected mayor in 2018 and won reelection in 2022. 12. Testimony described a July 2024 pool party at Roberts' home, where a 16-year-old said he had been heavily drinking and became ill. 13. The show also mentions a lewd photo, emergency contraception delivered by DoorDash, and testimony from Roberts' ex-husband, son, and nephew. 14. The episode says Roberts resigned in late July 2024, was arrested on August 1, 2024, and now faces sentencing on April 17, 2026. 15. In Mississippi, Victor Gonzalez and his 19-year-old daughter Serenity were found shot to death in a vehicle on River Road in Panola County. 16. The show says the family believed they were traveling to buy a PlayStation 5 through Facebook Marketplace and that muddy tire tracks suggested an attempted escape. 17. In Holmes County, Ohio, Ruth Miller was found not guilty by reason of insanity after drowning her four-year-old son Vincent at Atwood Lake. 18. The episode quotes Miller saying, 'I threw him in the lake, and I gave him to God,' and notes three court-ordered psychiatric evaluations agreed she was in a severe mental health crisis. 19. The tone is brisk, conversational, and reaction-driven, with the hosts moving quickly between legal facts and personal commentary. 20. Anyone following true-crime trials, verdicts, and recent homicide cases would likely stay engaged; anyone wanting a single deep-dive story may skip it.

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A Facebook Marketplace-linked shooting becomes a brief, practical warning about safer meetups and online-transaction risk.

This single-episode review follows the killing of a Memphis father and his teenage daughter, found shot inside their vehicle on a remote gravel road in northern Mississippi, and keeps its focus on the broader risk around Facebook Marketplace meetups.

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You want a brisk crime-news detour from a PlayStation 5 Marketplace listing to the case for police-station exchange spots.

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