Sword and Scale Episode 264

In 2002, high school senior Stacy DeGrandchamp died after getting into a physical fight with her schoolmate, Holly Boisvert. For many, the assumption was that Holly had murdered Stacy, but the police could never figure out how she did it, if she did it at all. The case eventually went cold, and nobody would get any real answers about Stacy’s death for almost twenty years.

In a quiet Orlando suburb, Shanti Cooper and her husband David Tronnes embark on a quest to renovate their space and inadvertently discover more than just structural decay. Within the barren walls, a chilling dance occurs between personal spaces and shared dreams. Little do they know, these dreams would turn to nightmares.

On August 21st, 2017, the lifeless body of Nada Huranieh, a beloved fitness instructor, was discovered on the pavement just outside her expansive residence in Farmington Hills. Rather than hastily attributing her demise to a mere accidental fall from a window, law enforcement authorities refrained from jumping to conclusions. Within the confines of the house, Nada's three children stood as the sole witnesses to the incident. Thankfully, the residence boasted an impressive network of 13 security cameras, which ultimately provided the vital lead necessary for the police to uncover the truth.

Tucked away in one of Vegas’ suburbs is a residential neighborhood where a family was struck by devastation they couldn’t imagine. Firefighters were dispatched to a middle-class home where a fire was smoldering in the living room. But there was more than the living room set ablaze…a single dad of three, Daniel Halseth, was lying in the garage dead, barely recognizable after being set on fire. Neighbors all speculated about who would kill such a well-loved man, and the search led to a shocking end to this story when they discovered the killer lived closer to them than they realized.