Inheritance Crime: When Families Turn on Each Other #crime #ingeritance #fraud
Inheritance Crime: When Families Turn on Each OtherMoney is one of the most powerful motives in criminal history, but some of the most unsettling crimes are not committed by strangers. They are committed by family. Across the world, police forces and fraud investigators regularly deal with crimes t…
Like Mother, Like Son — The Crime Empire They Created
Sante Kimes was a calculating con artist whose life read like a blueprint for manipulation, fraud, and ultimately murder. Alongside her younger accomplice and son, Kenneth Kimes, she spent decades drifting across the United States, spinning elaborate schemes that ranged from check fraud and insuran…
The Sante & Kenny Kimes Jr. Case & The Murder of Irene Silverman
On July 5th, 1998, 82-year-old Manhattan socialite Irene Silverman vanished from her Upper East Side townhouse without a trace. There were no signs of a struggle and no forced entry, but the investigation quickly pointed to a tenant named Manny and his mother. What seemed like a sudden disappearanc…
Killed for Her Fortune? The Chilling Irene Silverman Murder Case
In this episode of Unlawful Acts, Susan Davis and Jocelyn Frankhuizen examine the chilling murder of New York socialite Irene Silverman, a case involving deception, greed, stolen identities, and an alleged mother-son murder plot.
What began as a room rental arrangement turned into one of Manhattan…
True Crime Time For July 3, 2026 | Fourth of July Crime, Mass Shootings & Holiday Safety
As America celebrates its 250th birthday, Woody Overton delivers a special Fourth of July edition of True Crime Time For that looks at both the history and the harsh realities of one of the busiest—and most dangerous—holiday weekends of the year.
The episode opens with the anniversary of suspected …
207. No-Body Homicides with Tad DiBiase, Part 2
In Part 2 of my conversation with former federal prosecutor Tad DiBiase, we dig into how investigators distinguish a missing‑persons case from a homicide, why the absence of evidence can be the most powerful clue, and how prosecutors build no‑body murder cases.
We talk through successful prosecutio…
150: The White Elephant: The Disappearance of Irene Silverman, Pt 1
Before Irene Silverman was a missing woman, she was a ballerina, a wife, a hostess, and the owner of one of Manhattan's most unusual homes: a home that would become the centerpiece of her missing persons case.
Irene grew up in New Orleans and became a ballet dancer before moving to New York City. …
152: Still Missing: The Disappearance of Irene Silverman, Pt 3
Irene Silverman was missing. And by the time Sante and Kenneth Kimes went to trial for her murder, there was still no body, no murder weapon, and no definitive account of what happened to her the day she was last seen.
The prosecution was face with building a "no body" murder case, a tricky propos…
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