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Harmony Montgomery was just 5 years old when she was murdered by her father, Adam Montgomery, in Manchester, New Hampshire, in December 2019. Despite multiple warning signs of abuse and concerns raised by relatives, Harmony had been placed in her father's custody earlier that year. After her death, Adam concealed her body, which has never been recovered. Shockingly, Harmony wasn't reported missing until December 2021, when her mother, Crystal Sorey, realized she had not seen or spoken to her daughter in years.

During Adam Montgomery's 2024 trial, prosecutors argued that he fatally beat Harmony during a drug-fueled period of homelessness and then moved and hid her body for months with the help of his estranged wife, Kayla Montgomery, who later testified against him. Adam was convicted of murder and several related offenses in 2024, but in 2026 the New Hampshire Supreme Court overturned his murder conviction on procedural grounds and ordered a new trial. His convictions for abuse of a corpse, evidence tampering, witness tampering, and other offenses remain in place, and prosecutors have announced they intend to retry the murder charge. Harmony's body has never been found, and her case has prompted widespread criticism of the child welfare system for failing to protect her despite repeated reports of abuse.

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In 1984, 22-year-old engineer Laura Black began working at ESL Inc. in Sunnyvale, California, where coworker Richard Farley quickly became obsessed with her. Despite repeatedly rejecting his advances, Farley stalked Laura for nearly four years—bombarding her with hundreds of letters, gifts, phone calls, and unwanted visits. He even obtained her personal information through deception, followed her to social events, and vandalized her property. After losing his job and just one day before a restraining order against him was set to take effect, Farley returned to ESL on February 16, 1988, armed with multiple firearms. He killed seven people, wounded four others—including Laura—and held police at bay during a five-hour siege before surrendering. The shocking case became one of the driving forces behind California's first anti-stalking law and inspired the 1993 television film Stalking Laura.

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To the outside world, Betty Broderick had the perfect life. Living in an affluent San Diego suburb, she was the ultimate high-society housewife, mother to four children, and the rock behind her husband Dan’s meteoric rise to becoming one of the city's top medical-malpractice attorneys. For years, Betty sacrificed everything to support his dreams, expecting to finally enjoy the lifestyle they had built together.

But the dream turned into a suburban nightmare when Dan hired a young new assistant, Linda Kolkena. What followed was a brutal, five-year disintegration of a marriage that would become widely known as the most toxic divorce in California history. As Betty found herself increasingly isolated, financially cut off, and pushed to the margins of the life she created, her retaliation escalated from angry voicemails to actions that shocked her community.

On a quiet November morning in 1989, the escalating psychological warfare reached a point of no return inside a darkened bedroom. In this episode, we dive deep into the messy, polarizing story of the Broderick marriage. Was Betty a calculated, vindictive killer who refused to let go, or was she a woman driven to absolute madness by years of gaslighting and systemic legal torment?

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What begins as an online fantasy spirals into one of the most shocking family annihilation cases in recent memory. Grant Amato seemed to have everything going for him—a supportive family, a nursing career, and a promising future. But behind closed doors, he became consumed by an obsession with a Bulgarian webcam model he had never met. As his fixation deepened, he drained his family's finances, stole hundreds of thousands of dollars, and pushed relationships to the breaking point.

When Grant's parents and brother attempted a final intervention, tragedy followed. In January 2019, Chad, Margaret, and Cody Amato were found shot to death inside their Florida home. Prosecutors argued that Grant murdered his entire family to protect the fantasy world he had built online and then attempted to stage the scene as a murder-suicide. After a highly publicized trial, a jury found him guilty of three counts of first-degree murder, and he was sentenced to life in prison without parole.

In this episode, we examine the warning signs of digital obsession, the devastating impact of financial manipulation, and the chilling events that led to the deaths of an entire family. Could this tragedy have been prevented, or was the outcome inevitable once fantasy overtook reality?

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Timothy Ray Jones Jr. was a South Carolina father who murdered his five children—Merah (8), Elias (7), Nahtahn (6), Gabriel (2), and Abigail (1)—in August 2014 in one of the most disturbing family homicide cases in recent U.S. history. Prosecutors said Jones killed the children at his home in Lexington County after becoming enraged and abusing them. He later admitted to killing all five children and transporting their bodies in his vehicle for several days before dumping them in a remote area of Alabama.

Jones was arrested after a traffic stop in Mississippi raised suspicions. During his trial, the defense argued that he suffered from severe mental illness and drug-induced psychosis, while prosecutors maintained that he understood his actions and took deliberate steps to conceal the crimes. In 2019, a jury convicted him on five counts of murder and sentenced him to death.

In 2023, the South Carolina Supreme Court upheld both his convictions and death sentence, rejecting his appeal. Jones remains on South Carolina's death row while additional appeals continue through the court system.

The case is often cited as one of the most horrific child-murder cases in South Carolina history due to the number of victims, the ages of the children, and Jones's efforts to conceal the crimes.

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The Von Richthofen family murder was a notorious 2002 case in Brazil involving 18-year-old Suzane von Richthofen, who helped plan the murders of her wealthy parents, Manfred and Marísia von Richthofen, in São Paulo. Suzane, along with her boyfriend Daniel Cravinhos and his brother Cristian, arranged the killings while her parents slept in their home. The brothers beat the couple to death with iron bars, and the crime was initially staged to look like a burglary.

Police quickly became suspicious after inconsistencies appeared in Suzane’s behavior and statements. Investigators uncovered the conspiracy within days, shocking Brazil because Suzane came from an affluent, educated family and appeared to have orchestrated the murders largely because her parents disapproved of her relationship with Daniel. All three were convicted in 2006 and sentenced to lengthy prison terms. The case remains one of Brazil’s most infamous true crime stories.

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In January 2013, David Renz was just another name on a federal docket, facing disturbing charges for the possession of child pornography. He was fitted with an electronic monitoring bracelet and sent home to Cicero, New York, to await trial under the "watchful eye" of the U.S. Probation Office. He was supposed to be a man trapped within four walls. But behind the scenes, a catastrophic series of systemic failures was unfolding. This week, we dive into one of Central New York’s most harrowing cases of "what if." We explore how 46 separate tampering alerts went ignored by the authorities tasked with public safety, and how a faulty ankle monitor gave a predator the freedom to hunt. On a cold March night at a local shopping mall, the system’s negligence collided with the lives of Lori Bresnahan and her 10-year-old daughter. We break down the timeline of the carjacking that stunned a community, the heroic final stand of a mother fighting for her child, and the massive federal overhaul that followed in the wake of an unthinkable tragedy.

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On February 19, 2020, an act of calculated violence in a quiet Brisbane suburb brought the reality of domestic abuse into the living rooms of every Australian. Hannah Clarke and her three children, Aaliyah, Laianah, and Trey, were taken in an event that shook the nation to its core.

In this episode, we move beyond the headlines to examine the patterns of coercive control that led to this tragedy. By looking at the systemic failures and the subtle warning signs that often go ignored, we explore how one family’s unimaginable grief became the spark for a national movement. This is a story about the devastating cost of domestic violence—and the urgent, necessary work required to prevent it from happening again.

https://www.smallsteps4hannah.com.au/

Here's the link to the podcast about Hannah:

https://open.spotify.com/show/2O1apWsHd8nGSYPeOuGg4x?si=UJ-0GyX2R8G5wQX45vTFtw

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