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Heresy Trials

Heresy Trials

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Heresy was the most dangerous accusation of its age. It needed no weapon and no witness to a crime, only words: a sermon, a translation, a question asked too loudly. This show tells the true stories of the men and women tried for heresy and executed for their words.

Each episode reconstructs one heresy trial in full, cinematic detail: the idea that crossed the line, the interrogations designed to break the mind before the body, the recantation offered and refused, and the fire that was supposed to end the argument. No host chatting between clips, no panel debating doctrine. Just one complete story, narrated start to finish, built from trial records, letters, and the testimony of witnesses.

You will meet translators burned for putting scripture into the wrong language, philosophers whose logic was declared heresy, and ordinary believers who chose the stake over a signature. Some episodes follow a single trial through every session; others trace how a heresy hunt swept a whole region. All of them treat heresy trials as what they really are: history's most brutal argument about who owns the truth.

If you are drawn to stories where an idea is a matter of life and death, this is built for you. New episodes drop regularly, each one a self-contained heresy trial worth remembering. Subscribe now so the next story lands the moment it goes live.Copyright OBOMEDIA ENTERTAINMENT Crimini reali
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  • The burner phone that rang two minutes after the dead woman called Mom

    The burner phone that rang two minutes after the dead woman called Mom
    Aug 23 2026
    A dead woman's phone called her mother at 6:47 AM - then a burner rang two minutes later from a trucker's number. What happened?

    The burner phone that rang two minutes after the dead woman called Mom

    In this episode, we walk through the morning a Cutter Flats dispatcher was found dead in her car with her phone still dialing "Mom" and a prepaid burner discovered in a storm drain nearby. We trace the timeline, the devices, and the small-town routines that make the gap between death and those calls so hard to explain.

    Person: Megan Ramsey
    Date: December 12
    Location: Cutter Flats, Nevada
    Time of outgoing call on victim's phone: 6:47 AM
    Device found: prepaid burner phone in storm drain (activated Dec 9)

    - Judith Doyle, a regular morning runner, found a white Ford Escape at 6:47 AM with the driver's door ajar and Megan slumped in the seat.
    - The victim's phone showed an active outgoing call to the contact labeled "Mom" that displayed 6:47 AM, though the medical examiner set time of death near 4:30 AM.
    - Norma Reyes, the victim's mother, answered that 6:47 AM call and heard silence on the line, then assumed it was a pocket dial.
    - Investigators found a prepaid burner phone in a storm drain 40 feet north of the car; it had been bought on Dec 9 at the local Pilot Travel Center and activated once.
    - The burner received a single incoming call at 6:49 AM from a number registered to Jason Morgan, a fuel-contract driver who regularly delivered to Harlo Freight and drove US-93 in pre-dawn hours.

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    17 min
  • The work order timestamp that proved the propane call was faked

    The work order timestamp that proved the propane call was faked
    Aug 22 2026
    A propane technician’s van stopped 27 minutes at a missing woman’s house - a work order was filed under a supervisor’s login; why was the timestamp faked?

    The work order timestamp that proved the propane call was faked

    In this episode, we follow the timeline and records that turned a routine propane visit into the central clue in Melissa Andrews’s disappearance. We trace the stops, the missing paperwork, and the digital footprints that forced investigators to ask how a work order was manufactured after the fact.

    Person: Melissa Andrews
    Person: Neil Stroud
    Person: Doug Ferris
    Location: 19 Cannery Road, Dunmore Point
    Date/Time: November 2, 6:31-6:58 PM; work order timestamp 7:14 PM

    - Melissa’s padlock was locked on an unfamiliar side door while her garden shed padlock sat open forty feet away.
    - Neil Stroud, a contracted propane technician, had worked the Dunmore Point route since 2019 and had prior access and a documented inspection authorization.
    - Stroud visited Melissa’s house in the afternoon on a non-scheduled day with no work order or dispatch record; fleet GPS later placed his van at 19 Cannery Road for 27 minutes on Nov 2.
    - A work order for a propane service at Melissa’s address was filed at 7:14 PM under supervisor Doug Ferris’s login, though Ferris was confirmed at a dinner 40 miles away.
    - DNA from skin cells under Melissa’s broken right-index fingernail matched Neil Stroud with a full profile returned on November 14.

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    16 min
  • The keypad entry five minutes after Linda that locked the annex from the inside

    The keypad entry five minutes after Linda that locked the annex from the inside
    Aug 21 2026
    A volunteer finds a folded coat six feet high in a locked church annex-five minutes after entering; who had the code?

    The keypad entry five minutes after Linda that locked the annex from the inside

    In this episode, we follow the fifteen-day investigation that begins when Judith Rogers finds the annex door locked and Linda Wilson dead beneath a neatly folded coat. The episode covers the keypad log, access routines, and the small details investigators used to trace who could have entered that night - and raises the question: who used a code that wasn't assigned to them?

    Person: Linda Wilson
    Date: October 14-15 (entry at 6:10 PM; discovery at 7:22 AM)
    Location: St. Matthias Community Church annex, Harlow Falls, Ohio
    Investigator: Duane Myers
    Event: Unscheduled keypad entry five minutes after Linda

    - Linda signed into the annex at 6:10 PM via the service keypad and had a standing Wednesday 6-8 PM shift for eleven years.
    - The keypad log shows a second credential used at 6:15 PM that did not match any currently authorized user.
    - The annex was locked from the inside; the keypad’s exit requires a code rather than a simple handle pull.
    - A folded coat was placed six feet high on a metal shelf with no ladder, chair, or displaced items in the room.
    - The building manager had access and a documented dispute with Linda, but his phone and vehicle records placed him away from the church that evening.

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