A desert grave, a planned killing, and the failed search that helped expose Jared Whaley's murder.
Jared Whaley's murder opens with a 911 call and a dry lakebed near Boulder City, where police discover the unearthed remains of a brutalized body.

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Through its relatively short history, *Las Vegas* has gone from being a railway stop in the middle of the desert to the glittering neon-lit oasis it is today, welcoming millions of visitors from around the world every year.Over the last century, the city has seen its fair share of mayhem - including murders, bombings, kidnappings, and more!Presented in collaboration with *Mayhem In The Desert* ( https://www.mayheminthedesert.com/ ) , this is... *Sin City Stories: Vegas True Crime - The Sordid Tales Behind The Stranger-Than-Fiction History of Fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada*
Circus Circus loses over $3 million; you get the heist and the years spent hiding.
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A desert grave, a planned killing, and the failed search that helped expose Jared Whaley's murder.
Jared Whaley's murder opens with a 911 call and a dry lakebed near Boulder City, where police discover the unearthed remains of a brutalized body.
A Las Vegas heist becomes a measured study of coercion, responsibility, and life on the run.
The 1993 Circus Circus Casino heist in Las Vegas becomes most compelling after the escape, when Heather Tallchief's years on the run, her role in the crime, and her eventual decision to turn herself in for her young son move to the center.
A quiet armored-truck heist at Circus Circus becomes a long-running mystery built on timing, access, and escape.
A fortune vanishes from an armored truck at Circus Circus Hotel in the early hours of October 1, 1993, and the episode knows the eeriest part is how little noise the crime makes: no alarm, no gunfire, and no one realizing for hours that more than $3 million is gone.
A polished look at how luxury, escape, and casino design came together in the Flamingo's grand plan.
The Flamingo comes through as a study in ambition with a hard casino edge. Billy Wilkerson pictured a 33-acre resort built to draw the Beverly Hills set, surrounding gambling with comfort, status, and escape.
A kidnapping turns Las Vegas wealth into a tense test of fear and control.
Steve Wynn's casino fortune and public profile become part of the danger in this single-episode review of a 1993 kidnapping, where his daughter's safety depends on a $1.45 million ransom and a drop at the Desert Inn Hotel parking lot.

Paranormal talk with room to wander.

Grave questions, carefully organized.

Oz reimagined, then argued with afterward.

Crime memory with prison-wall detail.

Irish true crime, evidence first.

True crime with forensic bite and blunt banter.
Megan says Matt Baker sat five feet away while she testified and said she was on his list, too.
Sin City Stories: Vegas True Crime follows the 1993 Circus Circus Casino armored-truck heist, when Heather Tallchief and Robert Solis stole over $3 million in Las Vegas.
Over $3 million vanished from a Circus Circus armored truck on October 1, 1993, without a shot fired or alarm raised.
Billy Wilkerson designed the Flamingo to force every guest through the casino, with no windows or clocks.
Sin City Stories: Vegas True Crime covers the July 26-27, 1993 kidnapping of Kevin Wynn, Steve Wynn's 26-year-old daughter, and the $1.45 million ransom demanded from the Mirage.
Sin City Stories examines Zane Floyd's June 3, 1999 Albertsons massacre near the Las Vegas Strip, where 19 shells framed his stated plan.
This episode recounts the sensational murder trial of Casino Air Ted Binion and the criminal history of his father, Benny Binion.
This episode recounts the deadliest arson in modern Nevada history at the Las Vegas Hilton in the 1970s, focusing on a young busboy who became a hero and suspect.
This episode investigates the 1979 abduction and murder of Las Vegas teenager Kim Bryant, exploring suspects including a serial killer known as the Chameleon.
The episode recounts the 1979 abduction and murder of 16-year-old Kim Bryant in Las Vegas, a cold case solved decades later.