Murder With My Husband

17/12/2025

17/12/2025

16/12/2025

On this episode of MWMH, Payton and Garrett cover the case of Lance Herndon, a successful tech entrepreneur whose life ended under mysterious circumstances.

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Lance Herndon
Lance Herndon
Lance Herndon
Herndon home
Dionne Baugh
Dionne being interrogated
Dionne Baugh

16/12/2025

If you listened to this week's ep, you know Garrett is officially opening a bagel shop!!! Doing some market research: What's your favorite type of bagel? 👀

16/12/2025

Today's episode is a MUST WATCH! 👀

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15/12/2025

The Idaho 4 Case remains one of the saddest cases we've ever heard.

15/12/2025

Did you catch this week's episode? We covered the heartbreaking case of Conrad Roy, a young man struggling with depression, manipulation, and the devastating power of words.

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Conrad Roy
Conrad Roy
Conrad with his mother
Conrad’s truck
Texts messages between Conrad and Michelle
Michelle Carter
Michelle Carter

If you had thoughts on this incredibly sad case, drop them below.

12/12/2025

Friday again! What's YOUR 10 seconds of the week? 👀

11/12/2025

It's good, but there is better. What's the best fast food burger to you?

10/12/2025

It was November 13, 2016, when Susann Sills, a 45-year-old mother and wife of a prominent fertility doctor, was found lifeless at the bottom of her staircase in San Clemente, California. Her husband, Dr. Eric Sills, claimed she had tripped while walking down the stairs. At first glance, the story fit — a tragic household accident. But when detectives arrived, something about the scene didn’t make sense. Blood was smeared on the walls, strands of Susann’s hair were found ripped from the roots, and bruising around her neck painted a much darker picture. The “accident” began to unravel.

As investigators dug deeper, the couple’s picture-perfect life crumbled. Financial strain, marital conflict, and text messages revealing Susann’s growing fear of her husband told a story of tension ready to explode. Years later, forensic evidence proved the fall had been staged — the bruising, the struggle, the cold attempt to pass off a mrd3r as a household mishap. In 2023, Dr. Eric Sills was convicted of second-degree mrd3r. The man trusted to bring new life into the world had destroyed the one closest to him, leaving a community in disbelief that love could turn into a crime so calculated.