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Hello and welcome to 2026.

I'm excited to spend another year with you guys.

So let's jump right in and take a look at just some of what

you can expect to hear this month on Morning Cup of Murder. We start out January with the case of

Alice Kozak, one that sparked concerns about internet safety with children. Then a little bit later,

we talk about Savannah Spurlock, a mother who just wanted a night out and

ended up losing her life. Then there's the lasting mystery that is the Wanda Beach murders,

the case of Nancy Lyon, whose deadly illness left all fingers pointed at her husband,

and the lava lake murders that took place in the deep wooded isolation.

Later in the month, we cover the case of Scott Fallow, who used a far-fetched defense to try and

get the courts to understand his side of the story, before taking a bit of a departure from the

macabre and covering an uplifting, if a little bit strange,

story about a boy who had a bizarre explanation for how he survived his time in the woods.

The month then comes to a close with the cases like those of Peggy Nadell,

whose murder was motivated by money,

Kaylee Slusher, whose death was so very preventable,

and the case surrounding Janelle Potter,

a murder plot that belongs on the silver screen.

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