Catherine Rentz takes us deep into the heart of a story that unravels like a tapestry of mystery against the backdrop of 1970s Maryland. At the center of this narrative is a doctor whose meticulous preservation of evidence from sex crimes forms a crucial bridge to solving cold cases that seemed forever lost to time.

In this episode, Shane and Gemma dive into a new twist in the unsolved murder of Sister Cathy. They are joined by Ronnie Norpel, whose parents were friends with Gerry Koob, a Jesuit priest who was close to Sister Cathy and a person of interest in the case.

In this episode, Shane delves into a harrowing and sobering topic: the extensive report by the Attorney General on child sexual abuse within the Archdiocese of Baltimore. With a meticulous approach, he reads and analyzes key sections of the report, shedding light on the distressing findings and the systemic failures that allowed such abuses to persist. The episode navigates through the intricate web of cover-ups, the indelible impact on victims, and the response (or lack thereof) from the church hierarchy.

In this thought-provoking episode of Foul Play, hosts Gemma and Shane delve into the profound implications of the Maryland Attorney General's recent report on clergy abuse. Joined by advocate and paralegal Mary Beth and survivor Kim, the episode offers an in-depth analysis of the report's findings and its impact on the ongoing struggle of survivors.

Who Stands to Gain? The Complex Web of Archdiocesan Bankruptcies and Sister Cathy’s Unsolved Murder. After funneling an extensive amount of resources into fighting against survivors in Maryland to preserve the statute of limitations, the Archdiocese of Baltimore has now opened a new legal front—filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Gemma and survivor Donna find themselves at the forefront of a critical moment in the fight against clergy abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. This episode captures the essence of a pivotal press conference where SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests), their attorneys, Gemma, and Donna unite to advocate for the full disclosure of a comprehensive report on child sexual abuse within the church.

The Maryland Attorney General investigation into the sexual abuse of children by clergy in the Archdiocese of Baltimore (AOB) has concluded. The 456-page report details the sexual abuse of more than 600 victims at the hands of 158 Catholic Priests that were part of the AOB. Attorney General Brian Frosh has turned his report over to the courts and has asked the court to release it to the public saying his investigation uncovered many attempts of coverups of priests abusing children by those in the Archdiocese.

Shane and Gemma elcomes a distinguished guest, William Ortiz, a retired FBI Special Agent and Marine Corps veteran. With his extensive experience in law enforcement and as the founder of Ortsec, a polygraph service company, William brings invaluable insight into the world of polygraph examinations.

Shane and Gemma sit down with Jean and Teresa from Netflix's The Keepers to discuss the courts, the church, and the cops. If you are curious what the status of the 4 year Maryland attorney general investigation into Clergy abuse is then you have come to the right place.

Shane and Gemma sit down with Jean and Teresa from Netflix's The Keepers to discuss the courts, the church, and the cops. If you are curious what the status of the 4 year Maryland attorney general investigation into Clergy abuse is then you have come to the right place.

Shane and Gemma are honored to host Jean Wehner, a key figure from the documentary "The Keepers," along with her brother. This episode offers a deep dive into Jean's newly published book, "Walking with Aletheia," a memoir that chronicles her journey of discovery, healing, and truth.

The 80th episode of our series on Sister Cathy, features a profound discussion with Teresa Lancaster, a pivotal figure from the documentary series "The Keepers." Teresa courageously shares her harrowing experiences of abuse within the Catholic Church and her relentless pursuit of justice.

Shane and Gemma delve deeper into the intricate web surrounding the unsolved murder of Sister Cathy Cesnik. In this episode, they conduct an enlightening interview with “the brother,” a religious figure who shares his unique perspective on Sister Cathy's life and the events leading up to her tragic disappearance and death.

Shane and Gemma discuss the courageous decision of Liz, a former medical assistant, to come forward with her experiences working for Dr. Christian Richter. Liz's account adds a chilling layer of detail to the tangled narrative surrounding the Sister Cathy Cesnik case and the alleged criminal activities linked to Richter and Joseph Maskell.

Shane and Gemma delve into a case that potentially intersects with the unsolved murder of Sister Cathy Cesnik and Joyce Malecki. They are joined by Ingrid, the niece of Pamela Conyers, who shares the haunting details of her aunt's tragic death and the ongoing quest for justice.

In an interactive and dynamic episode, Shane and Gemma take their investigation into the public sphere with a live podcast session dedicated to answering listener questions. Episode 75 offers a unique opportunity for the audience to engage directly with the hosts, bringing their queries and theories to the forefront of the discussion.

In an interactive and dynamic episode, Shane and Gemma take their investigation into the public sphere with a live podcast session dedicated to answering listener questions. Episode 75 offers a unique opportunity for the audience to engage directly with the hosts, bringing their queries and theories to the forefront of the discussion.

Shane and Gemma Hoskins from the acclaimed Netflix series 'The Keepers' sit down with Beth, a former student and friend of Sister Russell Phillips. This episode offers a unique and personal insight into the life of Sister Russell, a significant figure intertwined with the tragic and unsolved murder of Sister Cathy Cesnik in 1969.

Shane and Gemma engage in a powerful and deeply personal conversation with Erin, a long-time friend of the podcast. Erin's story is a stark testament to the destructive consequences of trauma and addiction, yet it is also a beacon of hope for recovery and resilience.

Gemma and Shane are joined by Stephanie Fowler, whose book "Chasing Alice" delves into the harrowing account of her high school teacher, Alice, a beacon of hope and refuge in Stephanie's troubled youth. Stephanie's intimate conversation with the hosts reveals the transformative impact Alice had on her life and the heartrending story of Alice's murder at the hands of her husband.