A true crime podcast. It got me upset because this is someone's kid and someone

knows she's gone. That takes a different approach. It was shocking for something like

this to happen in our little town.

Focusing on the communities affected by life-shattering crimes.

It made news throughout the entire region that these two people had been shot while they slept in such a safe

community to give a new perspective on the devastation crimes can cause.

It was shocking for something like this to happen in our little town.

Featuring cases from quiet towns to bustling cities and interviewing the people closest to the case.

My first thought was that it's an unusual location for us to have a homicide.

Listen to the true crime podcast, City Confidential, and step beyond the yellow tape to

learn just how far a crime can reach.

There are certain cases in the history of Boston that I think sort of define the city.

I think this is one of them.

New episodes of the City Confidential Podcast are available every Thursday.

Available wherever you get your podcasts. If someone wants to be a part of the country music scene, they go to Nashville.

And in the late 80s, two guys named Sammy Sadler and Kevin Hughes did just that.

Sammy sang and played guitar.

Kevin wasn't a musician, but he worked for a music industry magazine called Cashbox,

interpreting popularity numbers and developing the ratings charts.

On March 9, 1989, the two friends visited Music Row, the main strip for recording studios in Nashville.

The two men spent some time at Evergreen Records, then headed home.

But they never made it.

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