We begin with the latest developments in the murders of Spencer and Monique Tepe, including new context surrounding the suspect, his background, and unanswered questions investigators are still working through. From there, we move into a murder investigation in England following the discovery of human remains, a machete incident involving teenagers in Scotland, and multiple federal child exploitation sentences handed down across the U.S.

We also cover a homicide-suicide near the Idaho-Wyoming border, a kidnapping and carjacking case that has now escalated to federal charges, and a violent gas station assault in Arkansas that left a young man seriously injured.

In this episode, we cover the shocking murder of Jessica Padgett in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, and the investigation that led police straight to her stepfather, Gregory Graf. From the day she vanished after a quick lunch break errand to the courtroom evidence that stunned everyone, we break down the timeline, the lies, the arrest, and the trial outcome - plus, the push for “Jessica’s Law” in Pennsylvania.

In this week’s Weekly Docket, we’re breaking down the most significant crime and legal headlines making waves right now — with facts, context, and clarity.

We begin by addressing online rumors surrounding the death of Renee Good and separate verified information from misinformation. From there, we take a fact-based look at what authority ICE agents do and do not have over U.S. citizens, including a clear explanation of constitutional rights, warrants, and lawful protest.

This episode also covers:

• Federal wire fraud and money-laundering charges against the former executive director of Black Lives Matter Oklahoma City
• A smash-and-grab robbery at a California shopping mall
• The conviction of a Florida gang leader tied to violent racketeering
• A suspicious disappearance in South Australia now treated as a major crime
• A sentencing update in the Sarah Pender case
• Arrest in Monique and Spencer Tepe's double-homicide