Your Host Jules True Crime

As the rest of the country was settling in and finalizing holiday meals, a man in his mid forties with unremarkable features, yet a quiet and steady demeanor walks through the Portland International Airport. It’s Thanksgiving Eve, Nov 24th, 1971. He approaches the ticket agent at Northwest Orient Airlines and requests to purchase a one- way ticket to Seattle aboard flight 305- a mere 25 minute journey in the air. The Boeing 727 holds the man, and 36 other passengers. He is kindly served a bourbon and soda, but before settling in for the rest of the flight, he brings a briefcase to his lap and calls over to the stewardess once again. What she witnesses next, will change not only the course of the flight, but her life, for everyone on board is about to become involved in the most notorious unsolved flight- hijacking in American history. Her eyes glance into the man’s case and widen as she realizes what she is seeing- a bomb. This is the case of America's largest unsolved skyjacking and the man who to this day is still unidentified.A Fire Eyes Media LLC network podcast Email: [email protected]: @YourHostJulesInstagram: @yourhostjulesFacebook: @yourhostjulestruecrimeTikTok: @yourhostjulestruecrime

Jules is joined by writer/director Eric Aronson who dives deep into history behind the Stewart Gardener art heist and how he took a fictional interpretation and made an incredible independent film, Any Day Now. Stream Any Day Now here. "Inspired by Boston's infamous 1990 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum robbery-the largest art theft in history. Steve Baker, a down-and-out nightwatchman at the museum, finds himself at a crossroads-drowning in debt and in love with his best friend's girl. When art thief Marty Lyons ropes him into a world of oddballs, Steve wonders if it's a change for the better or the worst mistake of his life."A Fire Eyes Media LLC network podcast Email: [email protected]: @YourHostJulesInstagram: @yourhostjulesFacebook: @yourhostjulestruecrimeTikTok: @yourhostjulestruecrime

ART HEIST || America's Most Expensive || Stewart Gardner MuseumLet's go back to the nation’s most expensive private robbery to date- In 1990, in Boston Massachusettes, at the Stewart Gardner Museum when in just 81 minutes 13 pieces of art were stolen- and have never been seen since.This is the story of the Great Boston Art Heist and how the men responsible walked away with over 500 million dollars’ worth of art- without a single shot fired. Zero casualties. And a museum desperate for answers.This case remains unsolved today and without any official suspects. We’ll dive into the actual heist and details behind it, what was stolen, the FBI’s investigations, and wild rumors and theories. So, let’s see what we can find out, shall we? xox JulesA Fire Eyes Media LLC network podcast Email: [email protected]: @YourHostJulesInstagram: @yourhostjulesFacebook: @yourhostjulestruecrimeTikTok: @yourhostjulestruecrime

To watch this episode on Youtube, subscribe here!Follow developments and updates on Facebook here!Follow along on Instragram here!Tonia Bales is a survivor of coercive control and is on a mission to teach others how to recognize coercive control. Tonia Bales' abuser was the subject of the hit true crime podcast "Dirty John" about the destruction he left in his path.Telling her story in her new book, "When You See It," written with Amy Jauman, Tonia gives readers an intimate and inside look into how she believes she was the "perfect victim" and how she was able to bravely get out from under John Meehan's coercive abuse. Don't miss her interview on the debut season of Your Host Jules True Crime- available everywhere on August 5th.Thank you, Tonia, for being an advocate for so many. If you or someone you know is a victim of coercive control, please call your local law enforcement immediately.You deserve a safe love. Love doesn't harm you.Tonia's book is available for purchase here.A proud Fire Eyes Media LLC podcast. Researched, written, and hosted by Jules ThorpAudio & Video production by Rachel HollowayA Fire Eyes Media LLC network podcast Email: [email protected]: @YourHostJulesInstagram: @yourhostjulesFacebook: @yourhostjulestruecrimeTikTok: @yourhostjulestruecrime

Secrets Beyond the Sacramento RiverThe first episode drops March 30th! Each new episode will drop the following Monday. We're seeking the answer to the question, "What happened to Jeff Anderson?"Jeff Anderson was just 40 years old when his car rolled into the Sacramento River the evening of September 9th, 2023. Despite 911 calls from eye witnesses confirming the entry point of Jeff's car into the river, rescue attempts were not conducted until September 13th- 4 days later. Upon retrieval, law enforcement removed Jeff's car key from his front pocket of his pants. His car transmission was in "park." Inconsistencies in stories about Jeff's last hours have raised more questions than answers:Was Jeff assaulted?Was Jeff helped to his car from a bar and taken water? Was Jeff roofied?Was Jeff in emotional distress?We have witness statements submitted to law enforcement saying they were told by eye witnesses that there were two cars that evening, not one. When the car eye witnesses were  followed up by law enforcement, this claim was denied ever being said. Why?We'll share dispatch calls. We'll share incident reports. We'll share toxicology reports. Was this a horrific accident, or was this case closed without a proper investigation? Why did the PI hired by the family take years to get the report back to family?Why was Jeff's car parked only to allegedly roll from a stop across a flat grade road, make a 90 degree turn, and then go into the water? Why has Jeff's phone had multiple hacking attempts?Why wasn't Jeff's case looking into as a suspected homicide? The stories the family were told by law enforcement alone will outrage you. We'll be covering the witness reports, police reports, autopsy report, interviews, written statements, and our documented attempts to communicate with Sheriff Cooper and the District Attorney. March 30th-Time to ask seek the answers to questions law enforcement should have asked before closing Jeff's case. Podcast Hosts Jules Thorp and Jen RiveraA Fire Eyes Media Network podcast Podcast script written by Jules Thorp Podcast audio engineering and editing by Jen Rivera Producers Jules Thorp and Jen RiveraWhat Happened To Jeff Anderson?Subscribe now by simply searching for Secret Beyond the Sacramento River A Fire Eyes Media LLC network podcast Email: [email protected]: @YourHostJulesInstagram: @yourhostjulesFacebook: @yourhostjulestruecrimeTikTok: @yourhostjulestruecrime