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Coffee Meets Murder

Coffee Meets Murder

by Livan & Janeliz

Season 1

Episode 25: The death of Eric Richin

A seemingly perfect marriage. A husband found dead in his own home. And a wife who would later write a children’s book about grief. In this episode of Coffee Meets Murder, we dive into the shocking death of Eric Richins, a Utah father whose sudden passing led investigators down a path filled with financial troubles, suspicious behavior, and allegations of murder. As authorities uncovered new evidence, attention turned to his wife, Kouri Richins, revealing a case that has captivated the nation. Was this a tragic loss, or a carefully planned crime hidden behind a picture-perfect family image? Grab your coffee and join us as we break down the evidence, timeline, and unanswered questions surrounding the death of Eric Richins. ☕️🔪 Coffee Meets Murder where every case starts with coffee and ends in murder.

Episode 24: The disappearance of Amy Bradley

In 1998, 23-year-old Amy Lynn Bradley vanished from a Caribbean cruise ship without a trace. One moment she was dancing with her brother aboard the Rhapsody of the Seas; the next, she was gone. Was it an accidental fall into the ocean, a voluntary disappearance, or something far more sinister? In this episode of Coffee Meets Murder, we dive into the mysterious disappearance of Amy Bradley, examine the timeline of her final hours, explore reported sightings that surfaced years later, and discuss the theories that continue to fuel one of the most baffling missing persons cases in modern history. More than 25 years later, Amy’s family is still searching for answers.

Episode 23: Samuel Little, Americas most prolific killer

America's most prolific serial killer and most people have never heard of him. Samuel little confessed to 93 murders across 19 states, and the FBI confirmed him as the most prolific serial killer in U.S history. The scariest part? Most of his victims' deaths were ruled overdoses or accidents. The system didn't even notice. He sketched portraits of his victims from memory some still haven't been identified. Do your research. The cold case era is NOT over!

Episode 22: Mackenzie Shirilla Murder or Accident?

She was 17 years old when a crash killed two people. Prosecutors called it murder. The defense called it a tragic accident. This week on Coffee Meets Murder, we break down the Mackenzie Shirilla case.

Episode 21: John Wayne Gacy

🎪 He made people laugh in public… while hiding unimaginable horror behind closed doors. This week on Coffee Meets Murder, we dive into the chilling case of John Wayne Gacy the man known as “The Killer Clown.” From his double life as a respected community member to the horrifying discoveries beneath his home, this episode explores how one of America’s most infamous serial killers evaded suspicion for years. What turned a seemingly ordinary man into a monster? And how did investigators finally uncover the truth?

Episode 20: Fred & Rose, Evil at Home

Behind the doors of 25 Cromwell Street lived a family hiding unimaginable horrors. Fred and Rose West appeared ordinary to neighbors, but beneath their home lay decades of torture, abuse, and murder. This week on Coffee Meets Murder, we uncover the chilling story of one of Britain’s most infamous killer couples and the secrets buried beneath their house.

Episode 19: Pain, Gain, and Murder: The sun gym gang

Miami, Florida. The 1990s. Inside a bodybuilding gym filled with ambition, steroids, and dreams of wealth, a group of men became obsessed with fast money and the luxury lifestyle they believed they deserved. Led by charismatic conman Daniel Lugo and ruthless enforcer Noel “Adrian” Doorbal, the Sun Gym Gang would spiral from fraud and extortion into kidnapping, torture, attempted murder, and dismemberment. Their victims included businessman Marc Schiller—who somehow survived being burned alive and run over—and wealthy couple Frank Griga and Krisztina Furton, whose disappearances exposed one of the most disturbing criminal cases in Miami history. This week on Coffee Meets Murder, we dive into the unbelievable true story that inspired Pain & Gain—a case so bizarre, brutal, and reckless it sounds like fiction… except it was all real.

Episode 18: The Murder of Christina Grimmie

She had a voice that inspired millions and a future that seemed limitless. But on a summer night in 2016, rising star Christina Grimmie was taken in an act of shocking violence that stunned the world. This episode of Coffee Meets Murder explores her life, her talent, and the tragedy that cut her story heartbreakingly short.

Episode 17: Marcus Wesson, The Vampire God of Fresno

On March 12, 2004, police responded to a child custody dispute at a modest house on West Hammond Avenue in Fresno, California. What they found inside would shock the nation.

Episode 15: Davie, Florida's Waffle House

On March 11, 2002, three employees worked the overnight shift at a Waffle House in Davie, Florida. Two of them were teenagers. Before the sun came up, two of them were dead — shot execution-style on the floor of a walk-in freezer by men they recognized. Men who had just sat down and eaten breakfast. This is the story of Christina De La Rosa, Willy Absolu, and the woman who survived the unsurvivable to make sure nobody got away with it.

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