Synova is an award-winning crime writer with over 500 cases under her belt. (Or pen, whatever!) One of her books was even endorsed by a retired FBI Agent! To top it all off, a flag was flown over the Capitol in Washington D.C. to honor her cold case work!!!
As Southwest Missouri’s #1 True Crime Writer, she has 15 published books and has appeared on the Discovery Channel and other documentaries. Recently, Synova spoke at the Missouri State Capitol on behalf of victim’s families. Synova’s #1 goal is to raise awareness for the obscure cases that need publicity.
If you have a case that needs publicity, check out her case submission form and submit your case today!
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Before he became the infamous cult leader behind the Jonestown Massacre, Jim Jones was a neglected boy from Indiana with a dark fascination for control, death, and manipulation. Discover how his twisted childhood shaped the man who would one day lead over 900 people to their tragic deaths in Guyana.
Cult leader Joseph Jeffers built a bizarre empire of UFO prophecies, fraud, and abuse. From murder-for-hire plots to conning millions, his crimes shocked communities from Missouri to Bermuda. Discover the outrageous final years of Jeffers’ life and the dark legacy he left behind in this true crime story.
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In 1957, Denver was rocked by the mysterious death of Helen Vea Borg, estranged wife of mystic Joseph Jeffers. After surviving a brutal attack, Helen died days later under suspicious circumstances. Was it an accident, morphine poisoning, or murder? Decades later, this haunting true crime case remains unsolved.
Self-proclaimed messiah Joseph Jeffers shocked America in 1944 by stealing his wife’s Cadillac, conning followers, and turning his trial into a circus.