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In 2007, 13-year-old Paris Bennett brutally murdered his 4-year-old sister, Ella, in their Texas home. But what makes this case especially disturbing is his reported motive: to inflict unimaginable pain on their mother.
In this episode of Outline of a Murder, we examine the shocking crime, Paris's calculated actions, and the psychological questions surrounding a child capable of such violence. Was Paris born with a capacity for evil, or was something far more complicated at work?
14 Oct 2026
What Did You Do That Summer?
In 1989, 18-year-old Kaitlyn Arquette was shot while driving through Albuquerque, New Mexico. Her murder would remain unsolved for more than three decades, while her mother, acclaimed author Lois Duncan, devoted years to finding out who killed her daughter and why.
The investigation became tangled in theories involving insurance fraud, suspicious connections and questions about whether Kait had been deliberately targeted. But more than 30 years later, a confession would turn the case in an entirely different direction—and reveal that the man responsible may have been much closer to the original investigation than anyone realized.
In this episode of Outline of a Murder, we break down Kaitlyn Arquette’s murder, the evidence and theories that kept her family searching for answers, the extraordinary 2021 confession that finally broke the case, and the painful irony that Lois Duncan died without ever knowing who killed her daughter.
7 Oct 2026
The Confession Question: Who Killed Bobbie Sue Hill?
In 2005, Bobbie Sue Hill, a 29-year-old mother of five, was found murdered near Aledo, Texas. Nearly a decade later, investigators believed they had found her killer: Larry Driskill, a man with no known connection to Bobbie who eventually confessed—but repeatedly said he had no memory of committing the crime.
Some evidence appeared to support the case against Driskill, while other details raised serious questions about the confession and the interrogation that produced it. Did investigators finally break a guilty man, or did an innocent man become convinced he might have committed a murder he couldn't remember?
In this episode of Outline of a Murder, we examine the evidence on both sides and ask: Is Larry Driskill guilty or innocent?
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