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Did you ever hear a story and think we're not getting the full picture?

That's where we start.

On this field's criminal, we unpack crime, corruption, and conspiracy with curiosity,

context, and just a touch of chaos. We step outside the timelines and ask better questions and explore the systems behind the story,

all in a voice that feels more like a friend than a reporter.

Because when you identify the patterns, you can't unsee how often they show up.

In 1991, in a small rural town in Wisconsin, five members of the Brunizer-Barrinson family left their home to go shopping.

When they didn't return, 15-year-old Bruce was concerned that his father, his stepmother, and his sisters were missing.

As the investigation unfolded, rumors of an axe murderer or satanic worship were

afoot. But when the truth was revealed, it was much worse than anyone in this small town

could imagine. Wow. We're in for it today. We're in for it. You want to know how I know that

it's not satanic worship because people thought it was.

Exactly.

Literally every time.

Every time.

But before we get started, welcome to this feels criminal.

We're so glad you're here.

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