Oct 7, 2026 · 40 min · 16 segments
Today, we're sharing the first episode of our newest podcast series, The Scream Murder: A True Teen Horror Story. In episode one, Cassie Stoddart (16) is stabbed to death. Three unlikely suspects and…
Pat RogersHost
Connor McCarthyHost
A quiet, isolated town surrounded by mountains, the kind of place where people feel safe.
16-year-old Cassie Jo Stoddart is spending the weekend house-sitting, caring for her aunt and uncle's pets while they're out of town.
My name is Pat Rogers, and that's Connor McCarthy, and together with Lone Wolf Media, we produced a three-part documentary series on a true crime which took place in Idaho in 2006.
And over the next six episodes, we're going to take a deep dive into that crime, meet all of the people involved in the investigation, and the family members as well.
Just on a purely personal note, I've been doing true crime 25 years or so, and I thought I had seen everything until I encountered this story.
The time that we spent in Idaho making this documentary, I'm never gonna forget it, and I think listeners will understand why this case is just one of one.
So this case, as horrifying and strange and as unusual as it was, it started in a very usual way, with a call to 911.
A quiet, isolated town surrounded by mountains, the kind of place where people feel safe.
16-year-old Cassie Jo Stoddart is spending the weekend house-sitting, caring for her aunt and uncle's pets while they're out of town.
My name is Pat Rogers, and that's Connor McCarthy, and together with Lone Wolf Media, we produced a three-part documentary series on a true crime which took place in Idaho in 2006.
And over the next six episodes, we're going to take a deep dive into that crime, meet all of the people involved in the investigation, and the family members as well.
Just on a purely personal note, I've been doing true crime 25 years or so, and I thought I had seen everything until I encountered this story.
The time that we spent in Idaho making this documentary, I'm never gonna forget it, and I think listeners will understand why this case is just one of one.
So this case, as horrifying and strange and as unusual as it was, it started in a very usual way, with a call to 911.
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