FPI Unsolved is a true crime podcast of real-life investigations from the case files of FPI Justice for Victim’s Families thatuncovers what really is happening behind the yellow tape plus other mysteries you don’t hear about on TV. Lively conversations that speak directly to those involved from the victim's family members to possible suspects. FPI stands for the only "forensic paranormal investigation" organization to incorporate forensic science into the field of the unknown. Hosted by 3x Emmy award-winning network television producer and the 2nd great-granddaughter to the victim of the oldest cold case in American history that was never to be solved, Regina Romain.
Disclaimer: FPI Unsolved is LEGALLY owned and operated by FPI Justice for Victims Families. FPI Unsolved is not affiliated with any other FPI Unsolved programming names.
In the 1800’s there was a headless serial killer named, John Murrell, who’s head is still nowhere to be found. Are those unexplained mysteries still connected to the families of today, and perhaps stored in the haunted Tennessee State Prison?
Some would say you have more chance of contacting the dead than you have of speaking with a killer. Well, we’ve spoken with the dead, and we all know a killer. We just don’t know they’re a killer. Lock your doors!
One of the hard, brutal truths of American history is that the U.S. stole land from Native Americans, and slaughtered them. And yet still, NativeAmericanrates of murder, rape, and violent crime are all higher than the national averages. Why is there so much violence against Native Americans and why is their land still being stolen?
Ex-husband murders his ex-wife just outside of Houston, Texas, in a neighborhood called The Black Hope Curse where homes built on top of a cemetery may be cursed. So, if he killed her and knew how to get away with it, who else did he murder? Or was he possessed? Sometimes those clues to those crimes are actually underneath the ground, and just waiting to be dugged up!
In 2018, a father mourning the death of his newborn baby discovered the child never existed after digging up the coffin and finding a plastic doll inside. One hundred and fifty-one years before, in a tomb alongside a dead man’s casket, are two children’s caskets. The dead man never had children. Criminals always cover up what they think is the truth.
Sometimes clues to those stories buried behind walls and underneath the ground are just waiting to be found. While investigating the mysterious Canada murder, investigators find something unusual. If these walls could talk, what would they say?
Normally, travelers are suspicious of germs in hotel rooms, and they should be. The most dangerous creatures might actually be hiding under the bed. In this episode, LOCK YOUR DOORS! Police, Fire Department, Paramedics are all pointing at the woods next to the hotel. Are they pointing at a dead body?
Are you living next door to a monster? Just as we trust the foster care system to protect our children, we would never believe the people we think we know are usually the most terrifying. FPI’s Family Advocate and autobiographical account in the book “Emancipating from the care of strangers” Dr. Vivian Dorsett investigates.
Some police use psychics for information when trying to solve a case. FPI Unsolved exposes
the unknown and hidden truth proven by facts. Simply said, we’re not investigating the paranormal, we’re investigating clues beyond the unknown! FPI Justice for Victims Families is the only investigation organization to incorporate forensic science into the field of the unknown. Don’t get it twisted! There’s a lot of other acronyms using FPI, but we’re the only one. FPI stands for forensic paranormal investigation, FPI Unsolved is short for FPI Justice for Victims Families, a 501(C)(3) nonprofit.
Normally, travelers are suspicious of germs in hotel rooms, and they should be. The most dangerous creatures might actually be hiding under the bed. There's this one room in a San Francisco hotel that has been unoccupied for quite some time but has a guest…The San Francisco Boogeyman.