This week on LOTW, Becky and Bevy unravel the infamous "Milkshake Murder" case.

Robert Kissel was a high-powered investment banker living what appeared to be a dream life in Hong Kong with his wife Nancy and their three children. But beneath the wealth and privilege, their marriage was unraveling. Distrust, surveillance, allegations, and growing resentment had transformed their home into a battlefield long before anyone knew something was terribly wrong.

When Robert suddenly disappeared from his daily routine, questions quickly followed. What was really happening inside the Kissel household, and how far can a marriage be pushed before it finally breaks?

This week on LOTW, Becky and Bevy discuss a case that takes place in Jeffersonville, Indiana — a quiet town that became the backdrop for one of the most disturbing crimes in recent memory At the center of it all is Joseph Oberhansley, a man whose violent past was known, documented, and somehow still allowed to slip through the cracks. After serving time for a previous offense, Joseph was released on parole, crossing state lines under supervision that never quite connected. And in that gap — in the silence between systems — something horrific unfolded.

Today on LOTW, Becky and Bevy dig into the strange disappearance of Howard Eubank

Howard Eubank had lived a chaotic life — years of alcoholism, fractured relationships, and children with different women. But then he made a decision that surprised everyone: he got sober. And slowly, the pieces of his life began to shift. His relationship with his kids was improving, he was showing up again, and for the first time in a long time, Howard seemed to be building something steady.

So when he suddenly “left,” nothing about it made sense. He missed moments he never would’ve skipped — including his own son’s wedding — and the explanations around his absence didn’t match the man he was becoming. This episode traces the strange silence that followed Howard’s disappearance.