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Aren't You Worried is a true crime podcast about crimes that have piqued Lauren's interest. Every week Lauren will have a guest on and while she is telling the true crime case with care and sensitivity, she hopes we can also laugh along the way.

This week Lauren and Taylor discuss the many disappearances of Treva Throneberry.The many identities of Treva Throneberry:Briana Stewart in Oregon, Washington state, and Daphne, AlabamaStephanie Danielle Lewis in Altoona, PennsylvaniaEmily Kara Williams in TexasKeili T. Throneberry SmittCara Leanna David in Coeur d’Alene, IdahoKeili Smitt, Stephanie Williams in PennsylvaniaEmily Kara Williams in North CarolinaCara Williams in TexasCara Lewis in IdahoSources: Texas Monthly: The Day Treva Throneberry DisappearedWW: The Day Treva Throneberry DisappearedWillemett Week: Brianna: Portrait of a Serial Teenager by Chris LydgateWikipedia

This week Lauren talks about the wrongful conviction of Rosa Jimenez.Rosa Jimenez served 17 years in jail before she was able to prove her innocence. She was convicted of Injury to Child and Felony Murder. She was sentenced to 99 years for injury to child plus 75 years for felony murder.Rosa Jimenez was released in 2021 and exonerated in 2023.Sources: Innocence Project: Rosa JimenezInnocence Project: Rosa Jimenez Is Exonerated of a Crime That Never Took Place After 20 YearsTravis County District Attorney: Travis County Judge Signs Order to Dismiss Rosa Jimenez’s Murder and Injury to a Child IndictmentThe National Registry of Exonerations

Worriers! I'm devastated! This is the first time in three years I've lost audio mid-recording. I'll be back with a new episode next week! This week Amanda and Lauren discuss Tiana Notice who was stabbed to death on Valentine’s Day, 2009. Sources: Deseret News: Connecticut man gets 60 years for killing ex-girlfriend by Associated PressThe Tiana Angelique Notice FoundationAP News: Slain woman’s dad awarded $10M in police lawsuitConnecticut News: Man Who Killed Grad Student Sentenced to 60 Years by LeAnne Gendreau, Debra Bogstie and and Brynn GingrasMedium: MURDERED: Tiana Notice by Natasha Leigh Deadline: Crime with Tamron Hall Season 4 Episode 4: If I Can’t Have YouLet’s Go To Court: Episode 203. A Stalker & A Deeply Stupid Heist

This week Megan and Lauren discuss the horrible crimes of Erika and Benjamin Sifrit. Sources: Snapped: Killer Couples S11 E2Murderpedia: Erika Elaine SifritThis Is Monsters: BJ & Erika Sifrit: The Thrill Kill CoupleWikipedia

This week Amy and Taylor join Lauren to discuss the Wichita Massacre of 2000. Sources: Crime Library: The Wichita Horror by Denise NoeAP News: Judge denies new sentencing hearing for 2 brothers awaiting execution for ‘Wichita massacre’ by Heather Hollingsworth and Jim SalterThe Wichita Eagle: Judge denies Carr brothers’ request for new sentence in death penalty murder case By Chance SwaimWikipedia

This week Lauren and Megan discuss the disappearance and murder of Annie Le.Sources:Crime Library: Annie Le: The Yale Lab Murder by Kristal HawkinsCBS News: Annie Le Case: Grisly Yale Murder "Freaks" Students by Edecio MartinezThe New York Times: A Promising Life, Ended In A Basement by James BarronNew Haven Independent: Cops Arrest Lab Tech In Annie Le Murder by Paul Bass, Melissa Bailey and Thomas MacMillanWikipedia

This week Lauren is joined by Amy and Taylor and they discuss the horrible murder of 9-year old Elizabeth Olten.Sources: ABC News: Alyssa Bustamante, 15, Pleads Not Guilty in 9-Year-Old's StabbingNBC News: Police: Girl, 15, dug grave anticipating killingThe Guardian: Missouri teenager handed life sentence for killing nine-year-oldMurderpedia: Alyssa Dailen BustamanteLet’s Go To Court: Patreon Episode 27Wikipedia

With everything happening in the United States right now, Lauren couldn't bring herself to get a new episode out that felt like quality material, so welcome to another rebroadcasted episode!I seriously hope this is the last one!This week Lauren and Amanda discuss a local case! A local Chaska, Minnesota man committed the biggest betrayal of his life.Sources:State of Minnesota v. EversonSt. Paul Pioneer Press: "No forgiveness, only pain as dad confronts son in Chaska murder" by Emily GurnonSt. Paul Pioneer Press: "Minnesota Supreme Court Rules No New Trial for Chaska Man, 23, Convicted in his Mothers Death" by Emily GurnonMPR News: "Chaska man guilty of mother's murder" by Patrick Condon

Hi Worries!I am here giving you a bonus episode due to a death in the family. Enjoy Amanda telling us about Torts! Sources:Amanda's Tort's Textbook

Welcome to part 2! This week Lauren and Amanda talk about how the six suspects become known as the Beatrice Six and how their story ends. We also find out who actually killed Helen Wilson.You don't want to miss this conclusion!Sources: HBO Max: Mind Over MurderDeath Penalty Information Center: Nebraska Exonerees Awarded $28 Million, Prosecutor Says Case Made Him Oppose Death Penalty10/11 News: Woman wrongly convicted in Beatrice 6 murder case diesNBC News: Man cleared of crime dies before $475,000 payout by David HendeeThe New Yorker: Remembering the Murder You Didn’t Commit by Rachel AvivThe National Registry of Exonerations: Joseph WhiteChaloupka LawNewspapers.com: Helen Wilson obituary 1985 Let’s Go To Court: Episode 55 & Episode 56: The Power of SuggestionWikipedia