In our opening episode of Who Killed Sister Cathy?, we begin the search for answers in one of Baltimore's most haunting mysteries: the unsolved murder of Sister Catherine Cesnik. As co-hosts Gemma Hoskins and Shane Waters revisit the case, they bring fresh eyes to old evidence and reveal new insights that take listeners beyond what was shown in Netflix's The Keepers. Together, they engage with both familiar voices and new ones, uncovering deeper layers to a story shrouded in cover-ups, power, and the tragic cost of silence. This isn't just a retelling; it's an unyielding pursuit of justice for Sister Cathy and a call to confront the systemic failures that allowed this crime to be buried for so long. Join us as we unravel Baltimore's darkest secrets and fight to honor Sister Cathy's legacy.
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