On Halloween night in 1992, a young woman known as Candy accused her trusted physician, Dr. John Schneeberger, of drugging and sexually assaulting her at a hospital in Kipling, Saskatchewan, Canada. Medical evidence supported her account, but repeated DNA tests appeared to clear the doctor.

Refusing to give up, Candy pursued the investigation for years. Then, in 1997, allegations involving Schneeberger's stepdaughter led police to uncover a shocking deception: the doctor had surgically implanted a tube containing another man's blood beneath his skin to manipulate DNA testing. This episode of You Can't Unhear explores the Schneeberger case, the failure of early forensic testing, and the persistence that exposed the truth.

In August 2018, 23-year-old Tania Esther Wise was found murdered in a drainage ditch in St. Lucie County, Florida. She was heavily pregnant and preparing to welcome her son, Josiah, while raising her eight-year-old son.

Investigators eventually focused on Jose Antonio Soto-Escalera, a married garbage truck driver who initially denied having a relationship with Tania. DNA testing revealed he was the father of her unborn baby, while blood evidence, surveillance footage, and phone records contradicted his story.

This episode of You Can't Unhear examines the murder of Tania Wise and the recordings that helped solve her case.

In April 2015, 65-year-old Isabel Fuentes was found critically injured inside her home in Pazos, Galicia, Spain. Her husband, Aniceto Rodríguez Caneiro, claimed burglars had attacked her, but Guardia Civil investigators suspected the story was staged.

While Isabel recovered in a hospital in Ourense, police raised concerns about her safety. Yet her husband continued visiting her. On May 8, just 37 days after the first attack, Aniceto murdered Isabel in her hospital room. This episode of You Can't Unhear explores the murder of Isabel Fuentes, the investigation, the missed opportunities to protect her, and the real story behind Netflix's upcoming documentary Unprotected: Murder in Galicia.