Joel Guy Jr. believed he was owed something. When those expectations went unmet, resentment hardened into a plan that ended in extreme violence against the people who trusted him most.

This episode examines how entitlement, financial grievance, and deliberate planning culminated in a premeditated double homicide, and how accountability was ultimately delivered through the legal system.

Rather than focusing on spectacle, this story confronts the patterns that allow violence to take root long before a crime is committed.

Trigger warnings: This episode contains discussion of extreme violence, murder, and familial abuse.

New episodes of Angelica’s Morbid Minutes are released on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.

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September 2000. George Boardman was last seen in Bingham, Maine, a town shaped by riverbanks, logging roads, and long stretches of quiet. He did not leave a note. His vehicle stayed behind. No trace of him has ever been found.

This episode explores the disappearance of George Boardman, the search that followed, and the questions that remain when someone vanishes from a place they know well.

Trigger warnings: this episode contains discussion of a missing adult and unresolved disappearance.

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On June 6, 2022, Graham Lacher walked away from a mental health facility in Bangor, Maine, and was never seen again. What followed was an extensive search, a growing silence, and questions that remain unanswered.

Investigators confirmed Graham did not access transportation, communication, or shelter after leaving. Despite coordinated search efforts and public appeals, no physical evidence has ever been found to explain where he went.

This episode examines the limits of investigation when someone disappears without witnesses or violence, and the weight carried by families who are left with uncertainty instead of closure.

Trigger warnings: discussion of mental health, adult disappearance, unresolved loss. New episodes drop Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.

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